Live inside one of Buffalo's most storied neighborhoods. This spacious first-floor, four-bedroom apartment sits on a quiet, tree-lined block of historic Parkside, the Frederick Law Olmsted-designed enclave wrapped around Delaware Park, the Buffalo Zoo, and Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House. With its own private entrance, original architectural details, and abundant natural light, this is a rare chance to call a true Buffalo landmark neighborhood home. - 4 large bedrooms - 1 full bathroom - Original hardwood, woodwork, and period details throughout - Bright, sun-filled rooms with oversized windows - Washer and dryer in basement - One dedicated off-street parking space - Unfurnished Walk to Everything Parkside Is Famous For: - 2-minute walk to Frank Lloyd Wright's Martin House gardener's cottage (285 Woodward) - 5-minute walk to the main Frank Lloyd Wright Martin House complex on Jewett Parkway, one of the most significant Prairie School works in America! - 5-minute walk to the Buffalo Zoo at 300 Parkside Ave, the 3rd oldest zoo in the United States - 5-minute walk into Delaware Park, Olmsted's masterpiece, with the Hoyt Lake loop, Japanese Garden, Shakespeare in the Park, and Albright-Knox-adjacent green space - 10-minute walk to Hertel Avenue, Buffalo's celebrated restaurant row, with the North Park Theatre, and dozens of independent shops - 10-minute walk to the Buffalo History Museum and Hoyt Lake Easy Access to Everywhere Else in Buffalo: - 5 7 minutes by car to the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus and Jacobs School of Medicine - 8 10 minutes by car to downtown Buffalo, KeyBank Center, and the waterfront - 10 minutes to the University at Buffalo South Campus - 15 minutes to UB North Campus and Buffalo Niagara International Airport - Quick access to the 33, 198 Scajaquada, and the 190 This apartment is ideal for anyone seeking a walkable, historic neighborhood with easy access to the Medical Campus, UB, Delaware Park, Hertel Avenue, and downtown Buffalo. Popular with medical professionals, university faculty and staff, graduate students, young professionals, and families who appreciate historic architecture and a strong sense of community. The Neighborhood: Parkside was designed in the 1870s by Frederick Law Olmsted, the same landscape architect behind Central Park, as one of America's first planned residential suburbs. Today it remains one of Buffalo's most architecturally significant and tightly-knit neighborhoods, with mature trees, Victorian and Prairie-style homes, an active community association, and a calendar full of neighborhood events (Tour of Gardens, Porchfest, holiday strolls, and more). Rental Terms: - Tenant pays gas and electric - No smoking - Credit, income, rental history, and background verification required - References appreciated Tenant is responsible for gas and electric.
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