|
+1 716-838-3038
|
|
|
11 Greenfield St, Buffalo, NY, 14214
Parkside, Main Street
|
|
|
0.3 miAmherst Street Station
0.7 miHumboldt-Hospital Station
0.8 miHertel & Vorrhees
|
|
Activate map
| Yes |
Specialties
No tobacco users. smoke-free. Whether you’re in town for four weeks or forever,
Johnston’s Furnished Rooms has that clean fully furnished room you’ve been hunting for with kitchenette, 24-hour laundry room, and outdoor swimming pool. Photos at: www.RoomsBuffalo.com
Our Single Room Rates:
*Move in with your first 4 weeks rent minimum.
* No Security Deposit!
* See convenient Paypal rent box on our website at roomsbuffalo.com which also accepts your bank cards.
* Single Room single occupancy fully furnished $ 160 weekly share bath and kitchen.
Our Single Person Studio Rates:
Move In with $ 1120 for your first 4 weeks minimum rent for one person.
* $ 280 weekly 1 person/1 bed
Our Double Person Studio Rates:
Move in with $ 1280 for your first 4 weeks minimum rent for two people.
* $ 320 weekly 2 People/1 bed.
Call Owner Bill Johnston at 716−838−3038 for an appointment to move in before midnight.
Or call recorded information for room availability 24 hours: 716−834−6064
History
Established in 1974.
At our General Store at 11 Greenfield Street from 1971 – 1983 we attracted many of the neighbors to our deli sandwiches and hand dipped Perry’s Ice Cream cones. Over the years, the adjacent property owners offered and held mortgages for Bill and his (late) wife Sharon Johnston. As our Greenfield neighborhood evolved from mainly off campus students at UB when their North campus opened, we enjoyed meeting tenants of so many other occupations. Small Clean, Honest, and Friendly was a long time slogan of Johnston’s General Store. Our family since 1971 has enjoyed providing food, shelter, and entertainment. Johnston’s Coin Operated Games have entertained with arcade games in other businesses since Space Invaders landed in 1978.
Meet the Business Owner
William J.
Business Owner
Since age 12, Bill has door-to-door sold and delivered newspapers, glow-in-the-dark porch doorbell name plates, greeting cards, waterbeds, Fuller Brush, and the US Mail. As a top 40 disk jockey in the sixties and seventies you’ve heard him on WBFO 1965, WNIA 1966, WBUF 1966, AFRS Samsun Turkey 1969, WFOM Marietta Georgia 1970, and WNIA Cheektowaga again 1971 – 1973, taking a break before spinning records as a disco dj at Fridays and Saturdays in the mid-seventies era of (the late) Buddy Clark.
