171 Bryant Street

Looking to own a rare piece of Buffalo history? This stately Second Empire Victorian home is a rare gem showcasing stunning 11 foot ceilings, copious amounts of natural lighting, original hardwood flooring, and intricate details of its former owners. A large living room with gas fireplace (NRTC) and floor to ceiling windows gives you access via French doors to a covered porch to enjoy your morning coffee while people-watching. The formal dining area flows easily into the updated kitchen, complete with custom cherry cabinetry, an oversized island with breakfast bar seating, a gas cooktop and gas range/stove, and granite countertops. The first-floor laundry room and a half bath complete the layout of the first floor. Upstairs and to your right, are two nicely sized bedrooms - one currently used as an art studio due to the amount of natural light - and a full bath complete with an inviting claw-foot tub. To the left is a third bedroom and the primary suite. The large primary suite has another set of French-styled doors that open to a cozy enclosed balcony overlooking the spacious fully fenced back yard, a walk-in closet, gas fireplace (NRTC), and a gorgeous full bath with another claw foot tub made for your bubble bath dreams as well as a full walk-in shower. Outside, the off-street parking, 2 car garage, and shed offer plenty of storage. While in ownership, the sellers have invested in improving the home for modern living, while still keeping the integrity of the home intact: The box gutter systems were repaired last year. The entire exterior and majority of the interior was professionally painted within the last 3 years. The garage roof decking, rafters, and singles were all repaired and/or replaced last year, and the garage door was replaced 5 months ago. The HWT was replaced in 2020 and the 2 split unit ACs were installed in 2023. Brand new electrical main line, electrical panel, meter and box installed December 2025. As a convenience to the buyer(s), all appliances stay with the home as well as the kitchen's wall-mounted TV. Owning this beautiful piece of history is a rare chance not to be missed!