The Goodyear Mansion & Residences
One of the most desired residential addresses in the city steps from the medical campus
Built in 1903, The Goodyear Mansion & Residences was part of the famed “Millionaire’s Row.” A stretch of Delaware Avenue between North Street and Bryant Avenue lined with extravagant mansions and lush gardens for Buffalo’s most wealthy. The two blocks were the most desirable residential addresses in the city.
Today, the area’s allure continues with The Goodyear Mansion & Residences. The building’s facade is brick trimmed with ornate wood paneling and dazzling stained glass windows in the interior. In these sleek modern apartments, you’ll live in timeless style in one of Buffalo’s most exciting neighborhoods.
For leasing information, call (716) 934-6000 (Option 1) or email leasing@standardpm.com.
Explore Our Distinct Offering
Scholar Apartments
These studio, 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units convert former classrooms into charming living spaces with original hardwood doors and floors.
Furnished Apartments
Take advantage of these studio and 1-bedroom units with all the furnishing and appliances necessary to make settling in a snap.
Mansion Efficiency Apartments
These quaint studio apartments make short-term rental or long-term business travel residents feel right at home.
Where the Past and the Present Meet
The Goodyear Mansion & Residences is located on Delaware Avenue on what was once considered Buffalo’s “Millionaire’s Row.” Today, residents can enjoy modern luxury with close proximity to popular restaurants and nightlife in the Elmwood and Allentown Districts. You’ll also be a stone’s throw away from the medical campus and all of downtown, making commuting a breeze.
Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
Catch a touring Broadway show or a thrilling local collaboration at one of the top theaters nationwide
Anchor Bar
Taste the proclaimed original Buffalo wing or enjoy a cold beer at this beloved local landmark.
Delaware Park
Get some fresh air at one of Buffalonians’ favorite parks by Frederick Law Olmsted, it’s 350 acres of beautiful recreational green space.
Kleinhans Music Hall
Visit the home of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra at a venue renowned for its acoustical excellence and stunning architecture.
Turning Heads for Over a Century
A proud part of the Delaware Avenue Historic District
Completed in 1903 by prominent Buffalo architect E.B. Green, the mansion was built for Charles and Ella Goodyear.
The two and a half story house is brick trimmed with ornate wood paneling and multiple stained glass windows in the interior. It has five levels: basement, ground floor, first bedroom floor, second bedroom floor and attic. A spiral staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade and an oak handrail connects the ground to the second bedroom floors. These elements can still be seen today.
As a founder and president of Great Southern Lumber Company and Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad, Charles Goodyear was highly successful in harvesting timber from Pennsylvania and New York. Among his close friends were U.S. President Grover Cleveland. When King Albert I of Belgium and Queen Elisabeth of Bavaria visited the United States in 1919, they were guests of Charles and Ella in this home.
It’s a crowning jewel of the Delaware Avenue Historic District – then and now.
