Castle

Castle-like Llenroc Mansion in Rexford Boasts Boat-Shaped Pool
Castle-like Llenroc Mansion in Rexford Boasts Boat-Shaped Pool
Castle-like Llenroc Mansion in Rexford Boasts Boat-Shaped Pool
In 1992 it is believed this mansion in Rexford cost over $32 million to build. Original owner, Albert Lawrence built it to be modeled after Cornell University's campus center. He was an alumnus of the college and Llenroc is actually Cornell spelled backward. Fast forward after three previous owners and scandals, this outdated mansion has sold for just $1.9 million. This mansion may be outdated but it is grandiose and over the top. It has a 5-floor glass elevator, 24K gold gilded ceilings, Scandanavian marble floors, along with a sailboat-shaped indoor pool. It also has a mermaid bar with see-through views of the pool and fountains. It sits on 12 acres along the Mohawk River.
Local Castle for Sale: You Have to See These Pictures! [PHOTO]
Local Castle for Sale: You Have to See These Pictures! [PHOTO]
Local Castle for Sale: You Have to See These Pictures! [PHOTO]
I'm actually in the process of closing on a house so I don't really have any reason to look at listings but sometimes it's fun to look and see how other people live. Especially when the house is this expensive, local, and is a castle.
Inside the Castle For Sale in Ballston Lake [PHOTOS]
Inside the Castle For Sale in Ballston Lake [PHOTOS]
Inside the Castle For Sale in Ballston Lake [PHOTOS]
Last week I posted about a castle that went up for sale in Ballston Lake. Yes, a castle. It's actually been on the market for a bit, but I figured if I didn't know there was an actual castle in the Capital Region, you probably didn't either. Which, I was right - the post was shared hundreds of times!
A Real Life Castle Is For Sale in Ballston Lake
A Real Life Castle Is For Sale in Ballston Lake
A Real Life Castle Is For Sale in Ballston Lake
I look at my house and I think of how lucky I am to have been able to work hard enough to save up the money to buy it back in 2010 all on my own. It was a super achievement for me, one I've always been proud of.