Property Description

Introducing the Harold Florman House, a rare and authentic 1939 Pueblo Revival, one of the few true examples from the original 1900â??1940 era, gracefully set on nearly 2 acres in Aberdeen. A designated Pueblo Historical Landmark and featured on the Denver Botanic Gardens registry, this is a once-in-a-lifetime offering. Rich in character and craftsmanship, the home showcases original hardwood, terra cotta tile, and art deco laminate flooring, hand-painted tilework and murals, vitrolite accents, hand-carved wood details, kiva fireplace, vigas, and beamed ceilings. Formal and informal living spaces offer warmth and versatility throughout. The upper-level primary suite is a private retreat with ensuite, sitting area with kiva fireplace and built-ins, dressing space, and rooftop access with potential for a secluded outdoor oasis. The main level includes a grand entry, spacious living and dining areas, kitchen, three bedrooms, and 2.5 baths. The lower level features a family room, cantina-style wet bar, laundry, storage and garage. A separate casita with bath offers ideal guest or studio space. Outdoors, enjoy a magical setting with two natural springs, a year-round koi pond, meandering paths, bridges, and a vine-covered trellis with wood-burning fireplace. The only residential property in Aberdeen on 1+ acre, this sanctuary offers privacy, beauty, and stunning sunset views over the Arkansas River and Pikes Peak, with direct access to City Park. A true legacy property. Apply today.

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