800 W Fry St

A historic, architecturally significant condominium conversion in Buffalo’s Elmwood/Delaware corridor, originally conceived in the early 20th century and now offering single-floor residential living. The property presents classic masonry façades, vintage common areas with period detailing, and elevator access to upper-level units. Residences range from one- to multiple-bedroom layouts with features that commonly include formal living and dining rooms, original hardwood or parquet floors, fireplaces, built-in bookcases, and expansive windows that allow abundant natural light. Kitchens are typically renovated with stone counters, modern cabinetry and appliances, while primary suites often include en-suite baths, walk-in closets or cedar-lined storage. Shared amenities emphasize curated, low-density urban comforts: a secured entry with 24-hour concierge/service, landscaped courtyard or common terrace, designated outdoor parking and individual storage lockers. Exterior appointments include balconies or patios for select units, barbecue and fenced garden areas. The building’s HOA frequently covers heat, water, sewer and basic cable/internet, simplifying monthly utility responsibilities. Pet policies vary by unit but are often restrictive; assigned parking is available for many owners. Located within walking distance of Elmwood Avenue shops, restaurants, Delaware Park, cultural institutions and medical campuses, the property blends preserved architectural character with contemporary condominium conveniences and a strong neighborhood sense of place.