Welcome to 26 York Street Lower, A bright and spacious 3-bedroom apartment in Buffalo's desirable West Side featuring in-unit laundry, large living spaces, pet-friendly policies, and easy access to Downtown, D'Youville University, Elmwood Village, and the Medical Campus. This inviting home offers a practical layout with plenty of room for living, dining, and everyday comfort. The kitchen comes equipped with a stove/oven and refrigerator, making move-in a breeze. Enjoy the convenience of gas and electric included in the rent, along with water/sewer and trash removal. Street parking is available, and pets are negotiable with a monthly pet fee. Lawn care is included, while snow removal remains the tenant's responsibility. Conveniently located near local shops, restaurants, parks, and downtown Buffalo, this home offers both comfort and accessibility. One-year lease required. No smoking. Professionally managed by Nickel City Property Management, Equal Opportunity Housing Provider MUST APPLY DIRECTLY THROUGH THE NICKEL CITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT WEBSITE.* APPLICATION DETAILS In order to complete your application, you (and co-applicants) will need to submit proof of verification (paystubs). Please note that we use a third-party screening vendor called "Single Key." They will be in touch regarding next steps. To be considered for tenancy, a fully completed Application, Tenant Screening, and necessary Proof of Income are required. Minimum 620 credit score required. Net income needs to be greater than 2.5-times the monthly rent. All persons aged 18yrs or older must apply separately. There is a fee of $20 for tenant credit and background screening and this is non-refundable but is transferable for all of our available units for 30 days! Section 8 is accepted. All Nickel City Property Management residents are enrolled in our master insurance policy for $10.95/month which includes renters insurance. More details upon application.
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