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245 Randolph Avenue, a cream Victorian house with a wraparound porch behind a vintage street lamp

Neighborhood

The Roanoke–Randolph Historic District

One of Peoria's most desirable historic districts: Victorian homes, brick streets and mature trees, a short walk from downtown.

Our Roanoke and Randolph buildings are within walking distance of major hospitals, downtown shops, dining and the riverfront, with quick access to highways and public transportation.

It's a favorite with medical professionals, students and anyone who wants modern amenities in a historic setting.

Our buildings in Roanoke–Randolph

111 Roanoke, a stone castle-style house with a green copper turret and a tall front stair
Est. 1910

Roanoke–Randolph

111 Roanoke

The Castle on Roanoke

111 NE Roanoke Ave

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245 Randolph Avenue, a cream Victorian house with a wraparound porch behind a vintage street lamp

Roanoke–Randolph

245 Randolph

245 NE Randolph Ave

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255 Randolph, a teal Victorian house with steep gables and a wraparound porch
Est. 1890

Roanoke–Randolph

255 Randolph

255 NE Randolph Ave

Studios

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107 Roanoke, a three-story brick apartment building with stacked white porches

Roanoke–Randolph

107 Roanoke

107 NE Roanoke Ave

1 and 3 bedroom apartments

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103 Roanoke, a two-story brick house with a white front porch and a wide lawn

Roanoke–Randolph

103 Roanoke

103 NE Roanoke Ave

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114 Roanoke, a white house with a deep front porch on a brick-paved street

Roanoke–Randolph

114 Roanoke

114 NE Roanoke Ave

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