As World War II began, this exquisite 1939 Mission Style duplex erected in South Park Hill. Hugely popular in the early 20th century, Mission Style was a manifestation of the American Arts and Crafts Movement. This movement celebrated robust handiwork, like ornate, arched doorways and natural, hardy materials, like exposed brick and terracotta tile. This special home features it all - from the cove ceilings to the glass block windows and the built-in storage in the hallway to the clay tile window sills, character abounds at every turn. Upon entry, you're welcomed by an expansive living space flooded with natural, Southern light. Follow the exposed red brick into the open-concept dining/kitchen, equipped with open shelving to feature all of your most prized dish and barware. Out the dining windows, gaze upon the sweetest Eastern Redbud, beautifully beginning to come to life in this idyllic Colorado Spring we're experiencing. The kitchen does not feel like attached living with its substantial cupboard and countertop space. On the main level are two bedrooms plus a full bath. The basement is already setup as a successful Airbnb with separate back entry. It features a second living room plus full bath and third bedroom - a great space for guests, a home office or to continue renting out for supplemental income. Outside, you can enjoy entertaining on the massive, private patio with room to dine al fresco or lounge in the sunshine while getting lost in a great book or enjoying the breeze. Situated in one of the most desirable school districts in all of Denver proper, there's no need to fret on the education front. With literally too many features to list, you should just see it in person and experience the magic of this home for yourself. For me, this one is bittersweet, as it's genuinely one of my most favorite homes I've ever had the privilege of selling twice. A vaincre sans peril, on triomphe sans gloire. Will you be the one who triumphs in winning this special home?