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Access to Boston from downtown Randolph
Fifteen miles from Boston lies the town of Randolph, a small suburban community known for its annual gatherings and events, as well as access to Interstate 93. Downtown Randolph is the area's bustling center, with a number of shops and restaurants surrounded by multi-family housing. Larger single-family homes and parks sit farther out from downtown, and commuters take advantage of both State Route 34 and the public rail station on Union Street. This makes it convenient for getting to Boston, which is just about a 40-minute drive north. “When people want to move to Boston, but the prices are too high, Randolph is often the first place people go to get more bang for their buck,” says Pauline Samuel, a Realtor with Your Choice Solutions who has been serving the area for over eight years. “The area is very well known for its community and is very kid-friendly, with a lot of programs for kids and families.”
Downtown Randolph sits just 15 miles south of Boston.
Public transportation makes it easy to get around Downtown Randolph.
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Caribbean dining and local tailors
Downtown Randolph is the main place for dining and shopping, with choices ranging from McDonalds and Chipotle to local chains like Flames Restaurant. This Caribbean restaurant offers different specialties at each of its seven locations, and this one serves Jamaican breakfast, lunch and dinner dishes. “It’s a local chain and the one in Randolph, I think, is the best of all of the branches,” Samuel says. Local businesses are also popular around Randolph, with Timmy the Tailor being one of the more well-known shops. “He is the community’s celebrity tailor; he is just that good,” Samuel says. “If you gave him your wedding dress, he’d have it ready by the end of the week.” Residents can shop for groceries at the America’s Food Basket of Randolph or the Shaw's located in Randolph Plaza.
Downtown Randolph residents bring all their clothes to Timmy the Tailor for alterations.
Flames in Downtown Randolph, take your tastebuds to the Caribbean.
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Events sponsored by Randolph’s community center and library
While the town of Randolph hosts a number of events, the area is best known for its programs sponsored by the Randolph InterGenerational Community Center, or RICC. This community center is a hub of events, from martial arts classes to food pantries and community contests for Christmas decorations. They are also the home of the Randolph Community Pool and Zapustas Ice Arena, making it a year-round spot for events and recreation. The Turner Free Library sponsors the Winter Wonderland in mid-December, where residents gather to watch local performances, peruse craft tables and visit Santa Claus.
Check out your favorite books at the Randolph Public Library.
Kids can work on their stick handling at Joseph J Zapustas Ice Arena in Downtown Randolph.
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Belcher Park fitness courts and local dog parks
Belcher Park, with multiple soccer fields, is the community's closest green space and the site of several Randolph Youth Soccer Association's games each year. The park also has a playset, basketball court and shaded trails that lead to a fitness court that was added in 2023. Additional outdoor fun for owners and pets can be found at the Randolph Dog Park, which has trails and obstacles to traverse.
Work on your jump shot at the Randolph Community Center in Downtown Randolph.
Test yourself on the pakour course at Belcher Park in Downtown Randolph.
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20th century single-family and multi-family housing
The Downtown Randolph housing selection includes condos and apartments in buildings from the mid to late 20th century. Farther out from the center of the downtown area, homes are given a little more space to spread out, and raised ranches, Cape Cods and New Englander-inspired homes make up a majority of the streetscape. Single-family homes tend to be a bit older, from the early to mid-20th century, and many are closer to the street with room for driveways and garages. Prices for condos can range from $200,000 to $300,000, and single-family homes tend to run from around $400,000 to $900,000.
The architecture in Downtown Randolph varies significantly from home to home.
Cozy Cape Cod homes can be found throughout the Downtown Randolph neighborhood.
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Football teams and Randolph public schools
Students in downtown Randolph can begin their education at John F. Kennedy Elementary School, which receives a C-plus rating on Niche. They can then continue to Randolph Community Middle School, which also earns a C-plus. Students can then head to the B-minus rated Randolph High School, known for its performing arts programs and football team. The team attended the 2024 Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 8 Football Tournament championship at Gillette Stadium in December.
Downtown Randolph children begin their studies at John F. Kennedy Elementary School.
Downtown Randolph students finish their academic studies at Randolph High School.
Students of Randolph Downtown attend Randolph Community Middle School for 6th-8th grade.
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Interstate access and Randolph’s commuter rail station
Downtown Randolph is considered walkable and has a number of ways for getting around the community. State Route 24 is the main thoroughfare for Randolph, and it leads to Interstate 93 and into Boston. Public transportation options are also available, with the Holbrook/Randolph commuter rail station taking passengers to South Station in Boston in about 30 minutes. South Shore Hospital is 5 miles to the east, and Logan International Airport is 17 miles away.
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On average, homes in Downtown Randolph, Randolph sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Downtown Randolph, Randolph over the last 12 months is $540,000, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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