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Former junction for Pueblo's trolley system
Recognized as one of Pueblo’s oldest neighborhoods, Mesa Junction’s century-old roots are visible through its architecture and layout. Before Pueblo became a city in 1886, it was four separate towns linked by trolleys. Mesa Junction was the main intersection, or junction, for several trolley routes, notably connecting north and south Pueblo. Today, its Victorian houses draw people in with their ornate exteriors, and neighbors can walk and bike to Pueblo attractions, like the Riverwalk and downtown shops. The trolley has been inactive since 1947, but activity in Mesa Junction is booming. “It’s very close to downtown and the Arkansas Riverwalk,” says Rich Mayo, realtor at RE/MAX Associates. “There are a lot of good eateries and a coffee shop. The main Public County Library is there, and it’s four stories tall.”
Mesa Junction is one of Pueblo’s oldest neighborhoods, visible through its homes and layout.
Abriendo Avenue has evolved into parking strips, green spaces and to a growing, walkable area.
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Walkable retail area with longtime Pueblo favorites
Abriendo Avenue was one of the main Pueblo Trolley routes during the city’s inception. Since closing in 1947, it has evolved into parking strips and green spaces to accommodate a growing, walkable retail area. The brick and antique-looking buildings feature a mix of small businesses and restaurants that are longtime favorites, plus some newer additions. Pantry Restaurant is a family-owned spot serving daily brunch favorites for over 43 years, while 3 Birds Coffee is a newer shop with traditional drinks and light breakfast. Rocco’s Riverside Deli is a neighborhood sandwich shop with various hot and cold helpings. Penny candies, fudge and flavored popcorn line the nostalgic walls of Taffy’s, a candy shop operating since 1946. Safeway and King Soopers are 2 miles away for groceries.
Pantry Restaurant has been serving brunch favorites for over 43 years in Mesa Junction.
Pantry Restaurant is a family-owned spot serving daily brunch in Mesa Junction.
Penny candies, fudge and flavored popcorn line the nostalgic walls of Taffy’s in Mesa Junction.
3 Birds Coffee Co. is a newer coffee shop with traditional drinks and light breakfast.
King Soopers is the place to do your grocery shopping in Mesa Junction.
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Larger Victorians and early 20th century bungalows
Mesa Junction is one of the more architecturally diverse neighborhoods in Pueblo. Buyers will notice that homes built after 1960 are rare. “Most homes, I would say, were built in the late 1800s to 1960s,” Mayo says. “Back then, all the big leagues would move into those Victorian mansions and some of them are amazing.” Because of the trolley system, streets are wider here than other neighborhoods. Front walkways leading to sidewalks are common; however, private driveways are considered a luxury. The neighborhood’s center includes Victorians and bungalows, which range from $200,000 to $800,000. The neighborhood outskirts include ranch-style homes, multi-families and duplexes. These homes range from $150,000 to $375,000.
Mesa Junction's Victorian houses draw people in with their ornate exteriors.
A row of stunning single family homes homes in Mesa Junction.
Modest bungalows on parceled properties are common in Mesa Junction.
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Multiple pocket parks and nearby to Pueblo Riverwalk
Along Abriendo Avenue is a collection of pocket parks spanning less than 3 acres. Delevan Park, Jackson Park and Grome Park are on the west side, while Henkle Park is on the east. These parks have similar amenities, including playgrounds, green space and basketball courts. The parks are less than a mile away from most homes on the east and west sides. Residents in the neighborhood’s south side may explore Bruner Park, where there’s another playground and basketball court. Less than a mile drive or a quick bike ride away is the Pueblo Riverwalk, which is undergoing a $16 million expansion. “People can walk, jog and bring their dogs. They offer the riverboats with tours of the whole river,” Mayo says. “It’s highly utilized by residents, and its popularity is the reason why they’re expanding it.” The revamped riverwalk will have a new boathouse with a visitor center and rooftop. Hikers and bikers may travel along the Pueblo River Trail, which can connect to the 30 miles of trails around Pueblo.
Jackson Park has a beautiful play structure for your kids to play.
Bruner Park is the perfect spot to spend on a sunny evening in Mesa Junction.
Pueblo Riverwalk is one of the main highlights of Mesa Junction.
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Nationally recognized Rawlings Library and historic structures
The Rawlings Library is the main branch of the Pueblo County Library System, but its modern exterior holds much more than just books. The four-story building includes an interactive museum, a coffee shop, meeting rooms and new technology like vending laptops. The extensive amenities earned Rawlings the Library Journal’s Star Library Award in 2020. While walking the streets of Mesa Junction, residents will spot the historic Orman Mansion and Abriendo Inn. The Orman Mansion is a Richardson Romanesque home that housed former Colorado governor James B. Orman and Alva B. Adams from 1890 to 1941. The Abriendo Inn is a Foursquare home built for the founder of Walter Brewing Company, Martin Walter, in 1906. Both structures were converted to luxurious bed and breakfasts and event spaces. People are usually impressed by their interiors, which embody Victorian-style design with spiral staircases and decorative wallpaper.
The eye catching Rawling Library in Mesa Junction is the main Public County Library in the area.
The Orman Mansion is a Richardson Romanesque home that housed former Colorado governors.
The Abriendo Inn is a Foursquare home built for the founder of Walter Brewing Company in 1906.
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Close to Pueblo's signature events
Living in Mesa Junction also means being close to some of Pueblo’s signature events. Around the third weekend in September, the Chile and Frijoles Festival celebrates the city’s agricultural community and its signature chile pepper. Thousands convene to explore street vendors, try chile and listen to the ongoing entertainment along Union Avenue. The Colorado State Fairgrounds, home of the 150-year-old Colorado State Fair, is a mile and a half away. Hundreds of thousands attend the state fair at the end of August. The over-150-year-old fair includes livestock competitions, creative food, carnival rides and live entertainment from national artists such as rapper Ludacris.
Besides entertainment the Colorado State Fairgrounds for the state’s art and education.
Farmers and ranchers attend the fair to display their products at Colorado State Fairgrounds.
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Home to Pueblo Central High School
Kids can start their education at Columbian Elementary and continue for grades six through eight at Pueblo Academy of Arts. Both schools boast a C-minus grade from Niche. Students can finish grade school at Pueblo Central High School. The C-rated school offers nine career programs, including biotechnology, business, engineering and multimedia.
Columbian Elementary School in Pueblo encourages creativity in Mesa Junction.
Students are the highest priority at Central High School in Mesa Junction.
A welcoming entrance is seen at Pueblo Academy of Arts in Mesa Junction.
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Close to I-25
Mesa Junction is west of Interstate 25, the state’s primary highway. I-25 travels north and south, reaching Colorado Springs in 50 miles and Denver in 120 miles. For local travel, Pueblo Transit provides numerous bus stops around the neighborhood. Bikers who work downtown can utilize multiple trails and bike lanes.
Mesa Junction is west of Interstate 25, the state’s primary highway.
Pueblo Transit provides numerous bus stops around the Mesa Junction neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Mesa Junction, Pueblo sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Mesa Junction, Pueblo over the last 12 months is $245,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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