'Quintessential Palm Springs': A 'Modern' Mid-Century Modern

PALM SPRINGS, CA — Palm Springs is booming, and for good reason. The downtown area is bustling with new businesses, drawing tourists and snowbirds out to to enjoy the beautiful Southern California desert weather and entertainment.

How about enjoying all the Coachella Valley has to offer in a home that's designed to reflect the mid-century modern architecture that helped put Palm Springs on the map?

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• Address: 421 S Cahuilla Rd, Palm Springs, California
• Price: $1,699,000
• Square Feet: 2257
• Bedrooms: 4
• Bathrooms: 3 Baths
• Built: 2009
• Features: Quintessential Palm Springs mid-century modern architecture and design have been taken to the next level with this 2009 new construction William Krisel AIA Butterfly House. The world famous iconic floor plans, designed by William Krisel AIA, were purchased specifically for this new construction build and completed in 2009 utilizing the latest innovations and materials in new home construction. Located just two blocks west from the now completely rebuild and bustling down town Palm Springs and nestled in the heart of the charming Historic Tennis Club neighborhood. Fully walled and gated backyard for complete privacy while enjoying a martini in the infinity edge salt water pool and jacuzzi. Listen to some Rat Pack Radio throughout the compound that includes clerestory windows, aggregate slab terrazzo floors throughout, cesarstone counters, custom walnut cabinets, Viking designer series appliances, Duravit sinks, outdoor poolside shower, Ipe wood decking, 4.32 KW Solar power system (installed in 2010) and a modern firepit to keep you warm on those chilly desert evenings by the spa. The modern pool casita is designed as a second master with a full bath, indoor and outdoor private shower, kitchenette, and has a separate private entrance.

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