Rare income-producing historic estate in Mesa Junction, Pueblo. The Galligan House, an 1891 Queen Anne Victorian on the National Register of Historic Places, conveys with the adjoining duplex (112-114 Grant Ave) on one lot. This is a turnkey investment or owner-occupy with rental offset property. R-5 zoning permits B&B or professional-office use. The historic mansion commands a prominent corner of Colorado Avenue with a signature turret, original red stone, and wraparound porch. Tasteful period-appropriate updates throughout all on one exceptional lot. Inside, an oak grand staircase and stained glass window anchor the home. Main level: large functional kitchen with commercial-grade appliances, butler’s nook, pantry, and a discreet secondary staircase. Two main level staircases in total. Formal dining room, parlor with half bath, living room with rounded windows overlooking the street: a natural coffee or office nook. Details not to miss: the two original fireplaces. Craftsmanship and character throughout. Upstairs, three bedrooms with hardwoods; Large primary bedroom with walk-in closet opens to a private second-floor patio. Second bedroom with a wall of windows and beautiful natural light. Full bath with clawfoot tub. Primary suite with soaking tub, hand shower, in-suite laundry, and bidet rough-in. This bathroom can also be accessed from the hallway for the entire level. Ascend to “The Nest,” a third-floor retreat with windows overlooking Colorado Ave. Currently a workout space, easily a home office, studio, or additional primary suite. Full bath with clawfoot tub, standing shower, vanity, and generous storage. The adjoining duplex delivers two mirror-image one-bedroom units, each with exposed beams, 3/4 bath, living room, spacious kitchen, and interior-access basement with laundry. Detached 3-car garage with separated bays. Historic character, thoughtful updates, built-in rental income. Opportunities like this rarely surface.