The Inn at One Bank Street

Randolph, New York·Old building, new use·Former fire station

Where: Randolph Historic District

Building: Former fire station and village municipal building

Now: Doctor’s office, manager’s apartment, and an inn with two rooms and two suites

Service: Historic buildings and tax credits

A fire station, turned into an inn.

This building in the Randolph Historic District began as a fire station and later served as the village municipal building. It was converted into a building with both business space and living space.

The completely renovated building contains a doctor’s office, a manager’s apartment, and an inn with two single hotel rooms and two suites.

Inside, the stair hall keeps its arches and brackets, now painted white and red. The old Village of Randolph safe stands in the first floor hall.

The work was designed to follow the rules for historic buildings, so the project could use state and federal historic tax credits.

The stair hall at The Inn at One Bank Street, with white arches, red and white painted brackets, a red door, and a schoolhouse pendant light

Before it was an inn

First a fire station, then the village building. The old village safe still stands in the hall.

Gallery

The entrance, the rooms, and the stair.

The brick entrance of The Inn at One Bank Street under flowering trees, with the inn sign on the lawn

A suite sitting room with tall windows, a sofa, a leather chair, and red painted chairs

The lobby seen from the stair through an arch, with the glass entry doors and a pendant light

Looking down the stairwell past white balusters and newel posts

A guest room with two beds under red covers, a tall window, and a kitchenette counter with a sink

The first floor hall with the old Village of Randolph safe and a painted bracket at the arch

Before and after

Room by room, the same views.

Before and after: the stair hall with dark wood paneling before the work, and painted white with red and white brackets after

Before and after: the lobby seen from the stair, with wood paneling and a bulletin board before the work, and as the inn lobby after

Before and after: the upstairs hall with an arched opening before the work, and furnished with a desk, a chair, and patterned carpet after

Before and after: an arched window with dark wood trim and exposed ductwork before the work, and a finished guest bedroom after

Before and after: an empty room with a wood floor before the work, and a guest room with a dresser and a wall mounted television after

Before and after: a bare bathroom before the work, and a finished guest bathroom with a stone vanity top and an oval mirror after

Before and after: the old Village of Randolph safe set in a paneled wall before the work, and standing free in the hall after

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