Highlights
- On-site laundry
- Updated finishes
- Smart, efficient layout
- Well-sized studio apartment
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The Village Inn at One Bank Street offers a well-sized studio with updated finishes, a smart, efficient layout, and on-site laundry. With an 8.5 Zumper rating, standout amenities, strong location, and good value, it also stands out for quiet conditions, utilities included, high-speed internet, walkability, nearby transit, parks, restaurants, and local event spaces.
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| 0BR/1.0BA | Studio | 1 bath | $775 /mo | 1 unit available | This well-sized studio apartment offers a smart, efficient layout in a clean, fully remodeled building. The space features a comfortable blend of carpeted living areas and durable tile flooring, along with a convenient kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator and microwave—perfect for simple, modern living. The apartment feels open and functional, with updated finishes and a fresh, move-in-ready presentation. Residents enjoy a secure coded building entrance, with on-site laundry coming soon to add everyday convenience. All utilities are included except cable and internet, making this an easy, budget-friendly option without sacrificing quality or comfort. Managed by a Licensed Real Estate Brokerage for security, safety, and convenience. No pets please. First month rent and security deposit due at signing. All applicants must complete a background and credit check to be considered. Visit www vandykeagency com to view details or apply! One Bank Street in Randolph is one of those “cornerstone” buildings that’s quietly worn a lot of hats for the community. Originally built in 1904 as Randolph’s Firehouse (“Hose 1”), back in the era when horses pulled the equipment, it later evolved through a string of civic uses—including courthouse functions, the health department, police department, community cupboard/YMCA preschool services, and village municipal space—which is a pretty great résumé for a single address. Now, with the building being reimagined into quality, premium apartments, it’s a classic adaptive reuse story: taking a structure with real historical roots in the Randolph Historic District and giving it a new life that matches today’s expectations—updated interiors and efficient systems—while keeping the character and “this place matters” vibe that newer construction just can’t replicate. |
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Apartment Amenities
| Gas | Utilities Included |
Appliances
| Electric | Microwave |
| Refrigerator |
Building
| Water/Sewer |
One-time.
One-time. Refundable.
No pets allowed.
Questions about this property’s policies and fees?
| Units | 6 |
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This well-sized studio apartment offers a smart, efficient layout in a clean, fully remodeled building. The space features a comfortable blend of carpeted living areas and durable tile flooring, along with a convenient kitchenette equipped with a refrigerator and microwave—perfect for simple, modern living. The apartment feels open and functional, with updated finishes and a fresh, move-in-ready presentation. Residents enjoy a secure coded building entrance, with on-site laundry coming soon to add everyday convenience. All utilities are included except cable and internet, making this an easy, budget-friendly option without sacrificing quality or comfort. Managed by a Licensed Real Estate Brokerage for security, safety, and convenience. No pets please. First month rent and security deposit due at signing. All applicants must complete a background and credit check to be considered. Visit www vandykeagency com to view details or apply! One Bank Street in Randolph is one of those “cornerstone” buildings that’s quietly worn a lot of hats for the community. Originally built in 1904 as Randolph’s Firehouse (“Hose 1”), back in the era when horses pulled the equipment, it later evolved through a string of civic uses—including courthouse functions, the health department, police department, community cupboard/YMCA preschool services, and village municipal space—which is a pretty great résumé for a single address. Now, with the building being reimagined into quality, premium apartments, it’s a classic adaptive reuse story: taking a structure with real historical roots in the Randolph Historic District and giving it a new life that matches today’s expectations—updated interiors and efficient systems—while keeping the character and “this place matters” vibe that newer construction just can’t replicate.
Can I afford to live at 1 Bank St?
Bedrooms
StudioRent-to-income ratio
30%
$31,000/yr
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