A residence of uncommon presence, the L & M Pearson House designed by Charles Werry in 1961 is now on the market for the first time. A stately Colonial home constructed in 1962, it has been cherished ever since. With a second story gracefully built into the roofline, its design balances proportion and scale in a way that feels both timelessly Americana and exceedingly rare. The brick exterior, with variegated tones and distinguished quoins, recalls early American tradition more than the uniform sleek styles of some of its mid-century peers. Inside, generous rooms reflect a master class in elegant design. The expansive dining room, warmed by grass cloth walls and detailed wainscoting, has hosted decades of memorable gatherings. The cherry-paneled family room with fireplace and built-ins, offers warmth and gravitas, while the original cherry hardwood cabinetry in the kitchen stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship. Upstairs, the bedrooms are remarkable in size, with abundant storage including multiple linen closets and a cedar-lined retreat for premium clothing storage. The main-floor suite includes a walk-in closet and ensuite bath, with opportunities for thoughtful reconfiguration with the expansion of the walk-in closet. Below, a full basement with recreation room and office extends the home's potential. Outdoors, the recent exposed aggregate driveway with stamped concrete border, the Generac generator, as well as a spacious brick paver patio, all speak to the care and investment this home has consistently received. The almost one half acre yard awaits a new chapter of laughter, gatherings, and rest, through the dappled light of old oak trees. This is more than a house with four walls and a roof; it is a legacy of design, care, and achievement, awaiting the next stewards to carry its story forward.