This Opportunist Moved Twice Before To Run For Congress. Here Are 4 Houses That He Could Buy If He Wants To Move Again

As you remember from this New York Times profile, when Sean Eldridge first wanted to run for Congress in NY-18 so he bought a $5 million estate in that district. That didn’t work out because another Democrat got there first so Sean bought a new $2 million house in NY-19 to run against Chris Gibson, who has been serving his country since before Sean Eldridge was born.

But now that there is an open seat just a little north in NY-21, perhaps Eldridge sees a better opportunity to spend the next two years as a rubber stamp for his good friend Nancy Pelosi.

And boy, does Eldridge has his choice of multimillion dollar homes to choose from. Here are a few to get him started:

1. 18 Skyline Drive, Bolton Landing, NY

Known as Highlands Castle, this beautiful palace sits on over 7,000 square feet of land and has breathtaking views of Lake George and Adirondack Mountain. The property has not one, not two, but three structures – the Castle, the Carriage House, and the Gatehouse.

Price: $15 million

Driving time from Eldridge’s Soho loft: 3 hours and 32 minutes

2. 16 Colony Cove, Lake George, NY

This fantastic compound contains FIVE houses for a total of 18 bedrooms as well as 14 full bathrooms and a half-bath to boot. It is situated on over 10,000 square feet with beautiful views and landscaping throughout a maze of pathways.

Price: $10.5 million

Driving time from Eldridge’s Soho loft: 3 hours and 35 minutes

3. 48524 Ina Island, Alexandria, NY

Built in 1895, this is a breathtaking home with 18 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, 6 fireplaces, a tennis court, and deep water dockage perfect for yachts.

Price: $1,849,500

Driving time from Eldridge’s Soho loft: 6 hours

4. 250 Shaw Rd, Lake George, NY

Appropriately called the “Lookout,” this palatial estate is situated on 122+ acres and offers lush landscaping with blue stone patios as well as a seperate pool house, a 6 car garage, a temperature controlled wine cellar and a spectacular view of Lake George.

Price: $3,725,000

Driving time from Eldridge’s Soho loft: 3 hours and 23 minutes