Introducing the Harold Florman House, an extraordinary 1939 Pueblo Revival set on nearly 2 acres in Pueblo's coveted Aberdeen/City Park neighborhood. A designated Pueblo Historical Landmark recognized on the Denver Botanic Gardens registry, this rare legacy property has been featured in tours and fundraising events. Fully fenced and spanning 1.82 acres—the only residential property of its kind in Aberdeen/Aberdeen Bluffs—the grounds feature two natural springs with water rights feeding a year-round pond, meandering paths, bridges, wildflower and cactus gardens, covered entertaining areas, a playfield, and fire pit seating. Built in classic Pueblo Revival/Santa Fe style with territorial influences, the 4,608 SF residence showcases flat roofs with parapets, vigas, exposed beams, hardwood floors, terra cotta tile, plaster walls, handcrafted details, and preserved original character throughout. The upper-level primary suite offers a kiva fireplace, sitting area, dressing space, and rooftop access. A separate casita with bath provides ideal guest or studio space. Offered publicly for the first time with only three stewards in its history, this remarkable sanctuary captures privacy, history, and sweeping Arkansas River and Pikes Peak views.