The Circus House

The Circus House is a historic residential building located in Buffalo, New York, designed in the early 20th century by architect William H. Allen. It features distinctive castle-like architecture with unique windows and ornate detailing, reflecting a whimsical, fantasy-inspired style. Originally built as a private residence, the house stands out for its creative design and craftsmanship, blending elements of the Queen Anne and medieval revival styles. Today, it is recognized as a cultural landmark, admired for its artistic architecture and historical significance in Buffalo’s architectural heritage.