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Matt Milano Discovers Dream Home Amidst Buffalo's Forest

2/4/2026

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Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano found his ideal home in Western New York after a six-month search.
While touring with interior designer Caryn Dujanovich, he received an off-market tip about a midcentury-modern-inspired house completed in 1979.
The 3,700-square-foot residence was designed to blend with its forest surroundings.
Milano's interest in contemporary architecture was sparked by the glass-and-steel house in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

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Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano found his ideal home in Western New York after a six-month search.
While touring with interior designer Caryn Dujanovich, he received an off-market tip about a midcentury-modern-inspired house completed in 1979.
The 3,700-square-foot residence was designed to blend with its forest surroundings.
Milano's interest in contemporary architecture was sparked by the glass-and-steel house in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.