9 Stunning Mansions That Can Be Found Right Here In Buffalo
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Samantha Gill
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If you’re from Buffalo and haven’t dreamed of living on “Millionaire’s Row,” are you really a Buffalonian? Delaware Avenue is home to some of the most stunning – and most massive – homes you’ll ever lay eyes on. If you haven’t experienced this section of the street for yourself, we highly recommend taking a stroll. In the meantime, enjoy these photos of 9 incredible mansions that can be found right here in Buffalo.
This huge house, located at 414 Delaware Avenue, is one of the most popular staycation destinations in the city. Live the lifestyle of the rich and famous for a day by booking an overnight!
This massive mansion was completed in 1899 and has had several owners, the namesake being for Edward H. Butler, a former editor for the Buffalo Evening News. Today, you can rent the venue for special events! Butler Mansion is located at 672 Delaware Avenue.
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The Williams-Pratt house was owned by two brothers constructed around the same time as the Butler Mansion. Today, the building serves as office space for Buffalo businesses.
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The Stephen Clement Mansion was constructed for Carolyn Jewett Tripp Clement and Stephen M. Clement in 1914. At the time, it cost $300,000 to build, which equates to $7,365,500 today! Mr. Clement died before the residence was completed, but Mrs. Clement lived in the massive mansion with their six children until 1941, when she donated the home to the American Red Cross.
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This home was first owned by Jewett M. Richmond, then purchased by Thomas Lockwood after the house was reconstructed due to a fire. Eventually, the home was sold to the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo and is currently owned by Child and Family Services. You'll find the Richmond-Lockwood Mansion at 844 Delaware Avenue.
The Harlow C. Curtiss Mansion is located at 864 Delaware Avenue and is currently owned by the International Institute of Buffalo, a group dedicated to helping refugees resettle into the United States.
The Charles W. Goodyear Mansion was built in 1903 for $500,000 (which equates to well over $13 million dollars today). It now operates as Oracle Charter School at 888 Delaware Avenue.
The Forman-Cabana Mansion is located at 824 Delaware Avenue. Its facade is clearly recognized as one of the highlights of Millionaire's Row.
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This massive mansion was completed in 1901 for George B. Mathews, and was one of the last private residence on "Millionaire's Row." George passed away in 1942, but his wife Jenny remained in the home until her death in 1951, at which point the mansion was sold to the Children's Aid Society and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. You can find it at 830 Delaware Avenue.
Which of these mansions would you dream of living in? Dibs on the Williams-Pratt House!
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