Situated on 1.62 acres of high visibility corner lot. This property spans 4798 sq ft, 2442 sq ft on the main level and 2356 sq ft in the basement. Either Residential or Commercial Use - Zoned R5. This unique property features vaulted ceilings with an open sanctuary space, kitchen area, storage areas, and ample parking. The site is home to an architecturally significant church. The church building was designed by Elizabeth Wright Ingraham, the granddaughter and student of Frank Lloyd Wright, and her husband, Gordon Ingraham. The church sits on land donated by Frank Bonforte, developer of the Belmont area of Pueblo. The original design called for a triangular building with three distinct wings, though only the first wing was ever constructed. The original church is essentially a large roof structure. Having lots of figurative connotations, this structure aligns itself with the idea of worshiping in a tent. This approach was also derived from the Wrightain attitude where the architecture is all about the shelter of Roof, the walls underneath are of a secondary nature.Construction of the building was completed in August, 1958. The first worship, and dedicatory service, was held in the newly constructed church building on September 14, 1958. The site was rezoned to (R-5), designed to retain and provide areas of high density multifamily dwelling unit structures with limited commingling of professional offices and studios, allowing for more than 30 categories of Use by Right for future redevelopment of the site.