English: As seen in October 2020: the home at 10700 Boyd Drive, Clarence, New York, was granted landmark status in 2012 by the Town of Clarence's Historic Preservation Commission due to its status as an excellent representative example of the late Colonial Revival style as applied to immediately post-World War II suburban residential architecture. Built in 1946, at the very beginning of the suburban development of this part of Clarence, the house boasts a side-gabled roof and a symmetrical façade that features a trio of small-paned six-over-six sash windows on the second floor matched by similarly designed but larger windows on the ground floor, the latter flanking a recessed front entrance with prominent sidelights and all bedecked by shutters in keeping with the style. The Classical-inspired details requisite of the style, however, are almost completely absent, apart from the relatively inconspicuous fluted pilaster strips that flank the entrance.