Brockton-based HarborOne Bank has broken ground on a new Middleboro branch location for a move that will come after 20 years in its previous location.

The new branch on West Grove Street is less than a mile from the bank’s existing branch on East Grove Street.

“The new Middleboro branch location will feature a design and services that make for a more convenient and efficient way to bank for our customers,” James Blake, CEO of HarborOne Bank, said in a statement. “This state-of-the-art branch will help us better serve both business and consumer clients while maintaining the same experienced team of bankers that are focused on helping customers meet their short- and long-term financial goals.”

The new branch will have retail and consumer banking services, small business and commercial banking products and services, and credit and lending products for both commercial and personal banking needs.

“The existing team of highly trained finance relationship experts will continue to execute HarborOne’s unique partnership approach to fulfilling all customer needs from loans and lines of credit to checking and savings accounts,” the bank said in a statement.

HarborOne Bank, which has $4.4 billion in assets, has 25 full-service branches in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, one limited service branch and commercial loan offices in Providence and Boston. The bank opened its first Quincy location in October.

Like some other Massachusetts banks, HarborOne recently closed most of its branch lobbies and is providing service only through drive-up windows at those locations in response to the rise in coronavirus cases.