LUXURY MANSIONS FOR SALE IN SOUTH FLORIDA

LUXURY MANSIONS FOR SALE IN SOUTH FLORIDA

LUXURY MANSIONS FOR SALE IN SOUTH FLORIDA

LUXURY MANSIONS FOR SALE IN SOUTH FLORIDA

Luxury Mansions For Sale in South Florida

Below is a list of Luxury Mansions for sale in South Florida.   Contact us today if you have questions or would like to schedule a showing of a South Florida Luxury Mansions!

 

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Wikipedia info:

The “modern” luxury mansions

Luxury Mansions built during the 20th and 21st centuries usually have specially designed rooms meant to accommodate leisure activities of a particular kind. Many will have a conservatory or greenhouse, while others will have an infinity pool or a home theater. Some have all of these features. The relative importance of these specially designed rooms changes with the times: At the beginning of the 20th century no true mansion would have been built without a room to house a private library or study, while at the beginning of the 21st century the presence of a room designed for a home theater or cinema is normal. Most recently, mansions have been built with integrated domotics. Some other technology-inclined mansions may even have a bowling alley or a server room.

A modern luxury mansion today may not necessarily be limited to a single house standing alone, but like Roman Emperor Nero‘s Domus Aurea, mansions may be compounds or a grouping of larger houses. The Kennedy Compound is an example of one family building surrounded by large houses on a single plot. In general, whether a house can be called a mansion is contextual – in Manhattan or many other cities a 6,000-square-foot (560 m2) house would certainly be described as such, but a similar sized house in the Atlanta suburbs probably would not be. (See for example the Wattles Mansion, McIntire Mansions & etc.) Calling something a mansion indicates a level of grandeur/consumption considerably greater than the norm in that location, with the additional connotation of quality (c.f McMansion) and correlates highly with the housing patterns of the upper class.


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