Architectural Gem Home For Sale In Buffalo, New York

Home buying season in Western New York is well underway, and Buffalo's housing industry is booming.

Buffalo has the hottest housing market in the nation because of the unique combination of Western New York's affordability and the short time that houses are available on the market.

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According to data from the Buffalo Niagara Association of REALTORS, the average home for sale in the Buffalo area is only on the market for 24 days before it's sold, with most of those homes selling for nearly 10% more than their original asking price.

Given these factors, you would think there would not be many great houses available, but that is not true in a city like Buffalo.

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Buffalo is full of great examples of amazing architecture, and it's quite common to find homes designed by some of the greatest minds in architecture. Names like Frederick Law Olmsted, Calvert Vaux, Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan, Louise Blanchard Bethune, H.H. Richardson, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, and Elbert Hubbard grace many structures, and there is one house that just hit the market that you should be paying attention to.

You Have To Check Out 92 Woodbridge Ave, Which Is Now For Sale

Constructed in 1962 and designed by famed architect John S. Kina, 92 Woodbridge Ave in North Buffalo just hit the market, and this is not your run-of-the-mill house.

This marvelous, split-level, Mid-Century Modern home offers over 3,000 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and three bathrooms and sits on a huge city lot. While most cities of Buffalo homesteads have around 35 feet of frontage, this house has 60 feet of frontage and is 150 feet deep. That 9,000 square feet of land means you have a lot of land to go with your great house.

If that isn't enough to pull you in, perhaps the exposed brick exterior and oak floors inside will grab your attention. Large bedrooms, a massive study, and a recreational room are all available to help you have a good place to hang out while also giving you plenty of space to entertain.

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This home is exceedingly beautiful and boasts some pretty unique features. Not only does the main hallway and entry have 13-foot ceilings, but the windows are all trimmed in mahogany. The large windows let in a ton of natural light, and with the home's southern exposure, you will surely receive amazing sun views during the golden hours.

This home design is so significant that the University of Buffalo School of Architecture maintains a complete archive of the original structural and architectural plans.

This house is truly an architectural gem, which is saying something in a city like Buffalo full of architecturally significant homes and structures. If you're considering putting this house on your home shopping list, you better check it out quickly. The current seller is willing to consider purchase offers between $600,000 and $699,000.

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