"Piece of American History Hits the Market: 17th-Century Mansion Sells for $8 Million A rare opportunity has arisen for history buffs and luxury homebuyers alike, as the Glen Sanders Mansion in Scotia, New York, has been listed for sale at an impressive $8 million. Dating back to 1658, this stunning riverfront estate is believed to be the third-oldest surviving dwelling in New York State, offering a glimpse into the lives of the region's earliest settlers. The 75,000-square-foot property boasts an incredible history, with ties to Scottish merchant Alexander Lindsay Glen, who built the mansion nearly four centuries ago. As one of the oldest homes in the country, the Glen Sanders Mansion is a true piece of American history, and its sale is sure to captivate those interested in the region's rich past."
A slice of really cool New York history is up for grabs. Glen Sanders Mansion, the riverfront estate in Scotia, NY, believed to be the third-oldest surviving dwelling in New York State, has hit the market for $8 million, The Post has learned. The 75,000-square-foot property traces to 1658, when Scottish merchant Alexander Lindsay Glen...
