Central Palm Springs (332) Homes with One Space Parking features

Central Palm Springs (332) Homes with One Space Parking features

Welcome to Central Palm Springs, a vibrant oasis nestled in the heart of California's stunning Coachella Valley. Known for its breathtaking desert landscapes and iconic mid-century modern architecture, this enchanting region offers a unique blend of relaxation and recreation, making it a sought-after destination for both residents and visitors alike.

Central Palm Springs is characterized by its warm, sunny climate, with over 300 days of sunshine each year. This inviting atmosphere, combined with a rich cultural scene, thriving art galleries, and world-class dining options, creates an irresistible allure for those looking to call this area home. Whether you’re strolling along Palm Canyon Drive or enjoying the views from the nearby San Jacinto Mountains, there's always something to captivate your senses.

For homebuyers seeking convenience and comfort, Central Palm Springs offers an array of properties featuring homes with one space parking. This practical feature ensures that residents have easy access to their vehicles, making it a breeze to explore all that this charming city has to offer. Imagine returning to your stylish abode after a day of golfing, hiking, or lounging by the pool, knowing you have a dedicated parking space waiting just for you.

As you embark on your journey to find the perfect home in Central Palm Springs, you'll discover a vibrant community that embraces a laid-back lifestyle while still offering plenty of excitement. With its stunning surroundings and welcoming atmosphere, Central Palm Springs truly embodies the essence of desert living. Come and experience the charm for yourself—your dream home awaits!

Newest Central Palm Springs (332) Homes with One Space Parking features

$199,500
1 Baths ⋅ 26846041PS MLS ⋅ Active Status
Iconic Mid-Century Studio in Downtown Palm Springs! Fully furnished, quiet corner unit in the historic, Donald Engen-designed Villa Alejo (1966). Perfect as a primary residence, lucrative seasonal rental, or your own desert pied-a-terre . Features stunning mountain views, full kitchen, exceptional storage, and a beautifully appointed space and furnishings. HOA DUES COVER ALL UTILITIES: AC, electricity, water, landscaping, sewer and trash...you just order Internet/Cable! Resort-style amenities include secure entry, 1 gated garage parking space, elevators, a massive pool, hot tub, community laundry, and a gym. Unbeatable location with premier access to Palm Canyon, Indian Canyon, Arenas, Koffi, Plaza Theater, VillageFest every Thursday, and more. Pet-friendly complex welcoming cats and dogs up to 25 lbs. Turnkey and ready for its next owner.

277 E Alejo Road Unit 225, Palm Springs
$19,500,000
12 Beds ⋅ 16 Baths ⋅ 26843953 MLS ⋅ Active Status
The Harold Matzner Estate occupies a private promontory above Old Las Palmas where the San Jacinto range rises directly behind the compound and the full sweep of the Coachella Valley opens below a position no other residential address in the desert shares, on nearly an acre and a half of assembled ground comprising three structures, nearly 16,000 square feet, eleven bedrooms, sixteen bathrooms, and multiple pools and spas across two fully realized estates and a guesthouse.The main residence at 555 North Patencio Road was originally designed in 1982 by renowned brutalist architect Laszlo Sandor, (A.I.A.). The interiors by Steve Chase result in a timeless combination of architecture and design regularly celebrated whose work defined the aesthetic and vernacular of desert luxury for a generation. The homes have a fortress-like experience with a focus on function, honesty in materials and sculptural quality. Its architecture is uncluttered and horizontal, built around a single organizing principle: Light. Hallmark Chase details like raked plaster walls and natural stone flooring move through the interior, their texture alive at every hour as the desert sun crosses the compound catching at dawn along the entrance hall, settling into warmth across the great room by afternoon, receding at dusk to something quieter and more considered. Architectural Digest devoted a full feature to the property in May 1983, the first owner having commissioned a second layer of interiors by Jack E. Lowrance for the occasion testament to a house already considered among the most significant residential works in the desert. For all its scale, the residence lives with a remarkable intimacy soaring volumes that draw inward rather than expand outward, each room organizing itself around a human moment rather than an architectural statement. The great room opens entirely to the terrace through a retractable wall of glass, dissolving the boundary between interior and desert. A sunken conversation space anchors the living room gathered below the principal floor, oriented toward the wide opening to the mountain beyond a room that manages to feel both intimate and boundless. Stone floors carry throughout, a Steinway anchoring the living room alongside Asian art and antiquities accumulated over four decades with a collector's deliberateness giving the residence the quality of a place continuously deepened rather than ever simply finished.The second residence at 575 North Patencio is a fully resolved estate in its own right, its architectural language distinct but its conviction equal. The entrance hall rises to a sweeping curved staircase, a grand piano centered on a raised circular platform below a rain chandelier. The great room reaches double height, the valley visible through glass on three sides. The master bath curved black stone, a suspended rain shower open to a skylight above, a slit window framing the palm canopy and valley beyond carries the same architectural seriousness as everything around it. One room is carved into the boulder face of the mountain itself, a stone fireplace set into the rock, the terrace visible through a full width of glass beyond.The guesthouse, finished to the standard of both residences, offers a world entirely its own private, self-contained, and quietly removed from the life of the compound. It was here that the film festival's most celebrated guests found their desert. Sale includes the following APNs 505-312-011 and 505-312-014 (555 N Patencio Rd and 575 N Patencio Rd)

555 N Patencio Road, Palm Springs
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