Welcome to The Randolph House, a truly special and completely remodeled home in Richmond’s historic Brookland Park neighborhood. Built in 1924, this house is a registered historic place and was once the home of Frank Randolph, a local hero whose legacy is woven into the fabric of the community. Frank Randolph was a decorated World War II veteran, one of the first four Black officers in the Richmond Police Department, and a Detective Lieutenant who served on the security detail for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his visit to Richmond. A true community builder, he also founded the Boys Club in Richmond and mentored prominent figures, including tennis legend Arthur Ashe. Beyond its historic significance, the house itself has been completely transformed. Every detail of this full-scale remodel has been meticulously planned to blend modern luxury with its historic charm. The bright, open floor plan leads to a stunning, brand-new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, sleek countertops, and ample cabinet space. The brand new primary bathroom has been transformed into a spa-like retreat with contemporary fixtures and stylish flooring. With beautifully refinished hardwoods, fresh paint, whole house bluetooth sound system, and fully updated systems, this house is truly move-in ready. The newly finished basement, complete with wet bar, 3rd full bathroom, and separate entrance, expands the home’s versatility to function as a 4th bedroom, media room, or in-law suite that could even be separately rented. Outside, a thoughtfully landscaped, spacious backyard awaits, perfect for entertaining, gardening, or enjoying a quiet evening. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of Richmond history while contributing to the community that Frank Randolph so passionately served. This isn’t just a house—it’s a legacy. In celebration of this great history and legacy, the seller will donate 0.5% of the sales proceeds to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond and 0.5% to Rebuilding Together Richmond.