Set back from the road in one of Bedford’s loveliest estate areas, down a tree-lined drive, sits 328 McLain Street. Designed and built in 1906 by the distinguished firm of Delano & Aldrich as the country retreat of Judge Learned Hand, this gracious Colonial residence is nestled on 16+ acres, with specimen trees, sweeping lawns, and perennial gardens that create a setting of rare serenity. The unmatched privacy and acreage within minutes of trains/schools/shops all just an hour from the city are perfect as a full-time or country house. Its timeless style makes it as appealing now as when it was first built. The house offers all the hallmarks of Bedford country living: swimming pool and chic cabana, charming guest cottage (think Brooklyn meets Paris), greenhouse, caretaker’s cottage, detached garage, and a maintenance barn. Inside, the airy sunlit living room and the ample dining room, both with fireplaces, have French doors that open to an open plan sun-filled solarium, creating an easy flow. Outside the sunroom, a bluestone terrace overlooks an English garden that frames the additional acreage beyond. The chef’s kitchen and adjoining sitting room provide a warm, informal gathering space. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a spacious, tranquil retreat, complete with a fireplace and an ensuite bath. Former sleeping porches have been reimagined as a playroom and guest quarters, while additional bedrooms, each with their own distinctive fireplace, enjoy garden views through large casement windows. The third floor adds further versatility with two generous bedrooms, a classic bath, and a sun-filled skylit artist’s studio with adjoining atelier. This rare gem truly combines architectural pedigree, gracious proportions, and enduring charm.