Designed by architects Patton & Wilde in 1963, this expansive mid-century mini-estate is sited on a lush half-acre in desirable South Palm Desert. Original mosaic tile and rare architectural glass walls, wood beamed ceilings, split-rock marble fireplace and expansive floor-to-ceiling aluminum windows framing Mt. Eisenhower were signature features.
To bring the home into the new millennium, black slate floors, custom wood and sisal seagrass flooring were added, giving it an organic, natural feel. The kitchen and prep kitchen were updated with stainless steel appliances, cork floors, and granite hybrid sinks.
The original pool was updated with Caribbean blue Pebbletec and saltwater system with a rare desert sand fire pit becoming the focal point. The mature landscape was complemented with modern desert landscaping, a fenced-in fruit orchard, and a tranquil fountain area with succulent garden.