A Place Where Every Type of Brain Belongs.

The Pearl House is a space built by and for a neurodiverse community.

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Why we Founded The Pearl House

Our founder, Maggie Latimer, has two daughters, Ivy and Margot. Margot's name means "pearl," which inspired the name The Pearl House. Margot is autistic/ADHD, and watching how her neurodivergence shapes not only her world, but her entire family's, inspired Maggie to create a space for families like hers—a community where people feel understood, supported, and connected by others who truly get it.

“I didn’t want Margot to have to earn her place to play. I wanted a space that already knew she belonged.”
— Maggie Latimer, Founder
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What Our Space Provides

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    Spaces for Every Kind of Play

    Tinker, climb, read, splash — Pearl House offers dedicated spaces for every kind of exploration.

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    A Café to Call Your Own

    Grab a bite from our café menu, or bring your own. Either way, there's a comfortable space to eat and refuel between play.

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    Flexible Hours, No Pressure

    No bookings, no rigid schedules — just walk in whenever it's convenient for your family.

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    The Right Gear, Ready to Go

    No need to buy or bring your own — rent adaptive equipment and specialized gear right here, so every visit is set up for success.

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