1040 Delaware

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1040 Delaware. Photos by Buffalo Rising

Location

1040 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14209
Google Bird's Eye View
Niagara Council District
SBL: 100.39-1-34
Erie County Property Info
County Tax Map (loads GIS page)
City of Buffalo Parcel Viewer

Owner

James Swiezy (Greenleaf & Company) and Paul Kolkmeyer (Priam Enterprises)
1040 DELAWARE LLC per propertyviewer
NYS Corporation and Business Entity Database

Physical Description

3 story brick building converted to 4 story apartment building

Current Condition

Restored and in use. A berm in front was removed so the new main entrance is now in place of the former basement. The building also gained a parapet and new brick façade with stone and iron accents. The bump-out at the center of the façade is flanked by columns of bayed windows. Buffalo Rising

History

Former Lutheran Nursing Home

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • 2000-2010 - vacant for a decade
  • August 2010 - A $5.5 million rehab plans call for 49 rental units and ground floor office space. David Wylier & Associates is architect.
  • December 2011 - Restoration completed and unveiled

Other Pertinent Facts

Links


Newest Pages

■ St. Rose of Lima School ■ 1291 Main Street ■ 22 Chateau Terrace ■ 807 Clinton Street ■ 250 Richmond Avenue ■ Liberty Tailors ■ 1966 Niagara Street ■ 1942 Niagara Street ■ 1930 Niagara Street ■ 2018 Main Street, Niagara Falls NY 14305 ■ 1940 Niagara Street ■ 1932 Niagara Street ■ 1035 Jefferson Avenue ■ 701 Third Street, Niagara Falls ■ The Turtle - Native American Center for the Arts ■ Nabisco Elevator, Niagara Falls ■ 945 Washington Street ■ 941 Washington Street ■ 931 Washington Street ■ 929 Washington Street ■ 927 Washington Street ■ Prophet Isaiah's Second Coming House ■ 1681 Main Street ■ 1215 Niagara Street ■ 882 West Avenue ■ 878 West Avenue ■ 29 Minton Street ■ Paramount Lodge ■ 21 Anderson Place ■ 2505 Main Street

Added 2013-05-01 • Last changed 2013-05-01

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