751 W Fry St

Tudor Plaza is a mid-century, single-story footprint building complex in Buffalo’s Elmwood/Delaware corridor whose primary market is cooperative ownership. Constructed in 1948 and expanded vertically in parts, the property is best known for low-rise residential wings with a mix of apartment footprints ranging from two- and three-bedroom cooperative flats to larger junior-penthouse units on upper levels. Architectural character blends traditional postwar massing with period Tudor-inspired details in common areas: arched entryways, woodwork, and original tile in some bathrooms. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, built-in shelving and cabinetry, natural wood trim, updated kitchens with granite counters, and designated home-office/library spaces. Shared spaces include a landscaped rear garden with gazebo and gas grill, a resident roof terrace with sweeping city and river views, private basement storage, and a heated garage with assigned spaces. Building services are maintenance-oriented rather than full-service: common utilities, snow removal and grounds are typically covered through the coop fees; pet rules vary by unit. The location delivers a highly walkable Elmwood Village lifestyle with immediate access to shops, restaurants, the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, and nearby parks, placing the property within an urban neighborhood that balances city views and garden privacy.