About 1003 Liberty Lane
Welcome to 1003 Liberty Lane, home to an architectural significant church built in 1958. Designed by Elizabeth Wright Ingraham, granddaughter and student of legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and her husband Gordon Ingraham. The church's original design featured a bold triangular form with three distinctive wings of which only the first was completed, creating a striking spiral roof line that evokes the timeless symbolism of worship in a tent.The land itself was generously donated by Frank Bonforte, the developer behind the Belmont area in Pueblo, adding historical significance to this remarkable site. Situated on a prominent 1.62 acre corner lot, this property offers 4798 sq ft of a versatile space including 2442 sq ft on the main level and 2356 sq ft in the basement, with kitchen area, and ample parking. This building's interior showcases remarkable architectural details with open spaces, ideal for gatherings. This site was rezoned to (R-5), designed to retain and provide areas of high density multifamily dwelling unit structures with limited commingling or professional offices and studios. With its historic significance, architectural pedigree, prime corner location, this property offers both a one-of-a-kind setting for your vision and a highly desirable development opportunity in the Belmont area. Whether preserved as a landmark or adapted for creative commercial use, or reimagined as residential units, this site combines legacy design and potential.
