467 Virginia Street, Buffalo, NY 14202

Built in 1894 by F.H. Loverin as a photography studio and later owned by portrait photographer Howard Beach, this extraordinary French Chateau style residence carries the atmosphere of a house shaped by art, history, and point of view. Moorish architectural details, original hand-painted ceilings and walls, ornate oak woodwork, refinished hardwood floors, original light fixtures, leaded glass windows, wainscoting, exquisite fireplaces, and a gracious entryway create a home with rare depth and visual presence. The main residence unfolds with a sense of drama and intimacy. A living room, library with built-ins and a gas fireplace, formal dining room, and kitchen offer distinct spaces for daily living, gathering, and quiet retreat. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms, a 13 x 6 bonus room, full bath, and second-floor laundry add function without diluting the character of the home. The attached townhouse brings another layer of possibility, with its own living room, second living area,...