Completed in 1927, this Tudor-style residence stands as a testament to an era when quality, artistry, and enduring beauty were paramount. Set just outside Buffalo’s city limits in the heart of Amherst’s coveted Pomeroy Park neighborhood, this architecturally significant home helped define the area’s character. Set on just over an acre, a circular driveway leads to a large detached garage and the home’s rear entry. Its exterior blends hallmark Tudor elements—brick, stucco, slate, and wood—with timeless appeal. Inside, these materials carry through, highlighted by a grand two-story living room featuring exposed mahogany trusses, leaded glass windows, a magnificent carved stone fireplace, and a tiered venetian glass chandelier imported from Murano, Italy.
The stately office features a decorative ceiling, built-in bookshelves, paneled wood walls, and one of five ornate fireplaces found throughout the home. The formal dining room, enclosed by double French doors, is adorned with intricate plaster ceiling details and built-in china cabinets. In the sunroom, Mercer tiles frame an extraordinary fireplace mantle. These decorative tiles continue across the flooring and highlight a charming corner water feature with a cherub.
The second level offers three sizable bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath featuring period porcelain tilework, while the third floor includes two additional bedrooms and a full bath.
This special property offers an exceptional opportunity for a discerning buyer or preservation-minded visionary to revive its grandeur and breathe new life into one of Amherst’s most storied residences.
