Welcome to 199 Amber Street, a newly remodeled 1-bedroom, 1-bath upper unit (900 sq. ft). on a quiet residential street. Enjoy modern upgrades, abundant natural light, and a shared outdoor space.
Full remodel with open living & dining area. Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances (dishwasher, fridge, gas stove) In-unit washer & dryer. Tenant access to additional basement storage. Shared backyard. Street parking.
Terms: 1-year lease. Includes: water, sewer & trash. Tenant pays: gas & electric. First month + security deposit due at signing. Smoking allowed outside only. Equal housing opportunity.
Located on a quiet, tree-lined street near local parks, shops, and dining. Easy access to downtown Buffalo and major roadways makes commuting simple. Available 11/15, apartment showings start 11/15.
Application required for each adult occupying the unit. Amenities: Freezer, Range/Oven & Near Parks. Rent includes recycling. Heating: forced air.
9 days on RentalSource
RentalSource last checked: 20 hours ago · Listing updated: November 7, 2026
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 199 Amber St, Upper Unit in Buffalo, NY 14220 rents for $1,025 a month. It has 900 square feet. 199 Amber St, Upper Unit was advertised by Scott Lyudmer on November 4, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $1,025 a month, this apartment is below the typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Buffalo (about $1,200).
Typical $1,200This home $1,025
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$1,200Typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Buffalo
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