Welcome to 228 Weiss Street Apt 1, a fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment in a quiet Buffalo neighborhood. This 1,045 sq. ft. lower unit was completely remodeled in 2025 and features original hardwood floors, an updated kitchen, and a spacious open layout.
The unit includes non-shared on-site laundry, off-street parking, additional basement storage and a covered front porch for outdoor space.
Rent is $1,150/month and includes water, sewer, and trash. Tenants are responsible for gas, electric & renter's insurance.
A one-year lease is required, with the first month's rent and security deposit due at signing. Renters insurance is required.
Located on a residential street near local parks, shops, and restaurants, with easy access to downtown Buffalo and major roadways. Available November 15th. Showings begin November 15th. Virtual tours available upon request. Amenities: Freezer, Range/Oven & Near Parks. Rent includes recycling. Heating: forced air.
10 days on RentalSource
RentalSource last checked: 9 hours ago · Listing updated: November 7, 2026
This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 228 Weiss St, Lower Unit in Buffalo, NY 14220 rents for $1,150 a month. It has 1,045 square feet. 228 Weiss St, Lower Unit was advertised by Scott Lyudmer on November 4, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $1,150 a month, this apartment is close to the typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Buffalo (about $1,250).
Typical $1,250This home $1,150
$1,080$2,130
From 119 two-bedroom apartments and condos listed in Buffalo on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.
$1,250Typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Buffalo
Move the slider to select the percentage of your monthly income you're comfortable spending on rent. Typically, it's advised to spend about 30% or less on housing.
Recommended income
$46,000 /year
With your chosen rent-to-income ratio, an annual income of $46,000 is recommended to comfortably afford this 2-bedroom rental priced at $1,150 per month.
How long would the trip to work or school be from here? Add where you go, and see the drive, bike ride or walk from this home and from every home you look at.
Drive times are for average traffic, so rush hour can take longer.
