‘Puesta del Sol’ Orlando home built for late Disney executive back on market with $2.5M price cut

Orlando’s “Puesta del Sol” home built and designed for a magically influential Disney figure is back on the market, now with a sizable price cut.

Located at 6324 Deacon Circle in Windermere, the home was built in 1991 and belonged to Disney “legend” Dick Nunis, the former chairman of Walt Disney Attractions and Orlando resident.

Nunis passed away in 2023 at 91, after dedicating decades to his career with the entertainment giant. He kicked off his career in 1955 at Disneyland, where he played an essential role in helping to expand Disney into a global theme park business before taking the reins at the Florida park.

The home is now priced at $8,500,000. It was previously listed last fall for $10,000,000.

The home’s design is influenced by the Art Nouveau Movement and features plenty of Disney decor and surprises throughout. The home theater contains a photo of Walt Disney; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs are depicted on balcony observatory windows; Mickey Mouse ears top the copper cappuccino maker, and more.

The residence has a 750-square-foot pool with a bridge and swim-up bar, plus a steam room, sauna, wine cellar and an elevator that leads to an underground garage.

The listing agents are Amanda Black and Linnae Williams with Sundance Group Realty.

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