125 Edward St

A converted historic one-story property in Buffalo’s Allentown corridor, constructed in 1900 and adapted into condominiums, the building preserves period character while offering contemporary unit layouts. Units typically feature high ceilings, hardwood or parquet floors, exposed brick and beams in some loft-style plans, large multi-pane windows and skylights that maximize daylight. Floorplates include one-bedroom plans with mezzanine lofts or convertible dens, open living-dining configurations, eat-in or galley kitchens with a mix of original and updated finishes such as granite or quartz counters, and primary suites on the main level. Common interior features emphasize practical living: shared laundry, private storage lockers in the basement, a bike room, and a communal exercise space. Exterior elements cater to urban living with a fully fenced common yard, decks, barbecue area, and assigned gated parking spaces for residents. Pet policies are permissive in many units with board approval, and the homeowners association commonly covers water, cable, trash, snow removal, building maintenance and insurance. Located steps from Elmwood Avenue and the Allentown district, the building gives direct access to restaurants, galleries, theater venues, parks and rapid transit to downtown; proximity to the medical campus and waterfront expands daily convenience. The blend of historic detail and retained structural elements creates an intimate, walkable condominium community suited to city-oriented lifestyles.