A custom-built mansion inside Reunion Resort that comes with its own private two-lane bowling alley and indoor basketball court has changed hands for $12.5 million, closing on Feb. 10. Recently completed and weighing in at roughly 14,147 square feet, the property was marketed as a fully furnished, resort-style retreat with a dozen bedrooms and sprawling entertainment zones. Listing feeds had not yet publicly identified the buyer at the time of the sale.
House features and sale specifics
The MLS listing for 1292 Grand Traverse Parkway describes the property as a 12-bedroom home with 12 full bathrooms, 4 half bathrooms, and about 14,147 square feet, and records a Feb. 10 closing price of $12.5 million. Public brokerage pages and MLS feeds show the home was built in 2025 and offered as a turnkey package, complete with an outdoor pool complex, multiple media rooms, and the standout private bowling and indoor sports facilities. Those core listing details and the sale date are reflected on public portals such as Realtor.com.
Where the sale ranks locally
Local coverage has put the deal among Osceola County’s biggest recent home sales, with the Orlando Business Journal calling it the second-priciest recent residential transaction and sharing photos of the in-house bowling alley and indoor court. That ranking plants the property near the top of a very short list of multimillion-dollar homes in the Kissimmee - Orlando orbit. For now, the Business Journal write-up remains the most detailed public account of the sale.
Reunion's luxury pull
Reunion Resort, anchored by three signature golf courses, a water park, and a gated clubhouse, continues to lure buyers chasing second homes or income-producing vacation properties, and the neighborhood has logged several seven-figure deals in recent years. The Orlando Sentinel previously documented an even larger Reunion sale, a roughly 23,000-square-foot estate that traded last year for about $14.24 million, underscoring how the community can command some of Osceola County’s highest prices. That broader track record helps explain why buyers are willing to pay a premium for fully built-out, turnkey homes inside Reunion.
MLS feeds show the house at 1292 Grand Traverse Parkway was on the market only a short time before it closed, and that it was offered fully furnished, a setup brokers say can speed vacation-home deals. The sale highlights how amenity-heavy, turnkey properties continue to attract deep-pocketed buyers near Orlando’s theme parks, according to local listings and broker pages such as the Stellar MLS broker feed at Edina Realty. Additional public-record filings and county recording are expected to confirm the buyer’s identity and deed details in the coming weeks.
