There’s something timeless about the low-slung silhouettes and crisp rooflines of Palm Springs’ midcentury homes. They seem to belong to the desert as naturally as the mountains that rise behind them—bold, serene, and bathed in sunlight. This beautifully renovated residence in the coveted Sunmor neighborhood captures that essence perfectly, blending architectural integrity with modern ease.
The quiet street it sits on carries its own bit of Hollywood lore—believed to have been partly developed by Julian Siff, the legendary owner of the Chi Chi Lounge and the Starlite Room. Among the neighborhood’s gems, this home stands out for its rare folded-plate roofline, one of only two on the block—a striking geometric statement that defines its midcentury soul.
Inside, sunlight spills across clean lines and warm textures. The open living area, anchored by a dramatic stone fireplace, evokes the era’s easy sophistication while embracing today’s open-concept flow. Sliding glass doors invite the outdoors in, revealing a private backyard oasis framed by mountain vistas and centered around a glittering blue pool.
The kitchen, sleek and functional, reinterprets the midcentury love of entertaining with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a rare indoor gas grill—a nod to the cocktail-era glamour of dinner parties that stretch late into the night.
The primary suite is a private sanctuary, with a walk-in shower that opens to the outdoors and a generous dressing closet that feels as luxe as it is practical. Three additional bedrooms offer flexibility—spaces that shift effortlessly between guest rooms, a studio, or a quiet home office.
Even the details are carefully considered: a newly epoxied two-car garage gleams like a showroom, while the professionally landscaped yard is designed for both leisure and spectacle.
This is Palm Springs living at its finest—where architecture meets atmosphere, and history is forever bathed in sunlight.
Open House
- Saturday Oct. 18th from 10am – 2pm
- Sunday Oct. 19th from 12pm – 2pm
