Dating to 1658 and set along the banks of the Mohawk River in Scotia, New York, the iconic Glen Sanders Mansion presents an extraordinary opportunity to acquire one of the Capital Region’s most historically significant properties. The estate’s story began with Alexander Lindsay Glen, a Scottish merchant and one of the earliest European settlers of the Mohawk Valley. The original stone dwelling was later expanded by his son, Johannes Glen, and remained connected to the Glen and Sanders families for centuries. Throughout its remarkable history, the mansion is said to have welcomed President George Washington and Louis Philippe, who later became King of France. The property is also associated with Deborah Glen Sanders, whose presence remains part of the mansion’s enduring folklore. Local legend tells of a tomahawk thrown in her direction, leaving a mark that can still be seen on the historic staircase banister. Stories of secret passageways, Underground Railroad activity, and friendly spirits have further contributed to the mansion’s mystique. For nearly four decades, Glen Sanders Mansion served as the cornerstone of Mazzone Hospitality and became one of the Capital Region’s most celebrated destinations for weddings, galas, corporate events, fine dining, and milestone celebrations. The property offers two compelling paths forward: As-Is Hospitality and Banquet Venue. Continue operating this established property as a banquet hall, wedding and event venue, restaurant, and 22-room boutique hotel. Two ballrooms, historic dining rooms, professional event facilities, guest accommodations, and a scenic waterfront setting provide an exceptional foundation for continued hospitality operations. The property could also be reimagined as a private