Welcome to this stunning colonial residence, a true piece of Pittsfield history, built by the renowned Ira M. Libby—an esteemed carpenter and co-owner of the local sawmill. Ira Libby's legacy is etched into the fabric of the town, as he was the first to build on this very street, which now bears his name. This home stands as a testament to his craftsmanship and vision, showcasing timeless architectural details and enduring quality. Constructed with care and precision, the house features authentic original materials, including a beautiful chimney built from bricks sourced from the nearby foundry just two streets over—an integral part of Pittsfield's industrial past. The front walkway is crafted from reclaimed bricks from a previous chimney, also from the same local foundry, adding unique character and history to the property. Inside, the home offers four spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms, providing ample space for family living and entertaining. The interior is rich with historic charm, including original wood paneling in the dining room that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for gatherings. A reclaimed parlor glass door in the bedroom adds an elegant touch, blending old-world craftsmanship with modern comfort. Whether hosting friends or enjoying in town living this colonial house offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of local history. Schedule your showing today!