You’ve likely seen lavish properties dripping with luxurious amenities, whether it’s down the street, on social media, in a magazine, or on TV. But, while these homes are glamorous, are they technically considered mansions? While the definition of a mansion is relatively subjective, generally a house is only elevated to mansion status when the home meets certain criteria. To start, sheer size can qualify a home as a mansion; a general consensus in the real estate industry is that a mansion is at least 5,000-square-feet. To be considered a mansion, the home also needs to be luxurious and impressive — this means an excess amount of rooms, premium materials, expert craftsmanship, and amenities galore. This #MansionMonday take a moment to check out 205 Barefoot Beach Blvd. This house is 5,637 square feet with 5 beds and 6 baths. Sitting right on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico, you can enjoy the beachside view from anywhere inside as it is spread over one and a half lots, the home has wide...