Rentable studio apartment within a renovated US police station including a prison cell

Following renovations to become contemporary flats, the Dudley Police Station in Massachusetts, USA, made news. The Sun claims that there is another reason why the Rs 77,192-per-month apartment has drawn attention. There are still some original features in the apartment, such as a jail cell, despite the renovations.

According to images released into the public domain by Taylors, an estate agency, this jail cell is situated in the renovated kitchen. It’s a unique-looking yet intriguing aspect of the property. This property’s feature bothers the estate agent the least; in an interview with The Sun, she described it as an amazing and unique chance.

A jail cell in a renovated apartment has piqued people’s interest on social media. They have used this cell in many inventive ways that they have thought of. One user recommended turning the jail cell into a charming home office area and filling it with climbing or trailing plants. Another said that this might be the beginning of a wonderful small aviary for a big bird or two if additional bars could be placed in this cage.

This studio apartment has a living area, a bedroom, a three-piece white shower bathroom, and an intercom system, according to the site. Grey cabinets and a chic black backsplash with a marble effect—a barrier that shields the wall from splashes—are the kitchen’s furnishings.

“A fantastic and unusual opportunity to make this ground floor and spacious studio apartment yours—having recently undergone a full renovation—the property features a holding cell in the studio, which is large enough for a living/dining and bedroom area,” according to the Taylors’ listing description for the apartment.The house also has a three-piece white shower room suite, an open-concept contemporary kitchen, and a secure entrance via an intercom system. A remark stating that the property is being sold unfurnished closes the description.