343 Elmwood Avenue

One of Buffalo's architectural gems in the Elmwood Village. Designed by EB Green in 1900 for prominent brewmaster, Philip Schaefer. Original quarter sawn oak woodwork and panel molding with hand blown stained/leaded glass highlight the open foyer. Cherry wood judges panel and beamed ceiling accent what was the original dining room, now the board room. The front sitting room is currently the "library" with floor-to-ceiling bookcases and a grand fireplace. Finally, the "conservatory" features terra cotta flooring and floor-to-ceiling leaded glass windows. Floors two and three have converted chambers to offices over 16 total and there are bathrooms on each floor. 2 sets of stairs (front and rear). Full basement. Parking in rear for 12 vehicles. Driveways on both sides of building. Square footage per CubiCasa.