1920's grandeur with a chef's kitchen

Short term rental available. Please contact me with any questions. Stay in comfort and style in this beautifully furnished, turnkey 5,000 SF apartment straddling the exciting Allentown district and the Elmwood Village The unit boasts 10 1/2 ft ceilings, 7 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms, 2 home offices (one with a wet bar), and an exercise room. Your chef's kitchen is outfitted with a 6 burner Wolf range/oven, quartz countertops, a built-in Sub-Zero refrigerator, direct access to the living room, and a large rear deck that is perfect for relaxing or entertaining. There are hardwood floors throughout, beautiful moldings, built-in bookcases, many large stained glass windows, exquisite chandeliers, beautiful hand-knotted area rugs throughout and a lovely landscaped front yard and large fully fenced back yard, and an additional 2nd floor balcony. The location is outstanding with 5 parks within 4.2 miles, including Buffalo Museum of Science, Canalside, Delaware Park, Front Park and LaSalle Park. Lace up your walking shoes because this area is considered a walker's paradise with a score of 90! Or if you prefer to get around on two wheels you'll love living in this neighborhood, which is considered a biker's dream having a score of 93. 312 Summer St is within 3 minutes or 0.8 miles from D'Youville College. It is also near Erie Community College, State University of New York and Buffalo State, State University of New York. As the second largest city in the State of New York, Buffalo is a hub for innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, and so many more. Known as the Queen City, Buffalo is also nicknamed the "City of Light" because it was one of the first metropolises to benefit from the light powered by the Niagara River. Nestled along Lake Erie, Buffalo is home to an array of lush parks and beautiful views. There's no shortage of entertainment options in this major metropolitan area. Residents enjoy cheering on the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium and the Buffalo Sabres at Key Bank Center, listening to live music at Canalside, and sipping a pint at one of the many local breweries in town. The city's affluent past has left behind historic architecture, ranging from many grand buildings Downtown to 19th-century Victorian mansions.