Elrod Estate

OVERVIEW

The former home of renowned “Interior Designer to the Stars” Arthur Elrod, this iconic mid-century gem has undergone gentle updates to improve the overall experience without compromising the original atmosphere and historic significance. Located in the highly sought-after Old Las Palmas neighbourhood, with 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a private pool, and luxe indoor-outdoor spaces, this Hollywood Regency masterpiece offers a one-of-a-kind Palm Springs hideaway for up to 8 guests.

Mid-century lovers will appreciate the original pieces, including a 22-foot-long, custom-made sofa and a wall-to-wall V'Soske area rug that has graced the home since construction. In the great room, views of the impressive outdoor patio and private pool fill the floor-to-ceiling windows, while natural light illuminates the large living space fit for intimate gatherings. The kitchen and dining area offer the same fabulous design touches found throughout the home alongside modern appliances. Pamper guests at the 8-seat dining table, beautifully arranged beneath a golden chandelier next to a retro gas fireplace. After dinner, mix up some cocktails at the sunken wet bar before adjourning to the patio, complete with outdoor furniture, a stunning pool, lush landscaping, and south and west-facing mountain views. At the end of the evening, the lovely primary bedroom provides a restful oasis featuring 2 side-by-side full beds, a full-length sofa, a private bathroom, and a sliding door for direct pool access. The home’s other inviting sleeping accommodations include 2 guest bedrooms, each with a queen bed and private bathroom, and 1 guest bedroom with 2 twin beds, a private bathroom, and access to the pool.

Experience timeless luxury and elegance when staying at the iconic Elrod Estate. On-site parking makes it easy to explore downtown’s shops, restaurants, and entertainment, or drive out of the city for nearby attractions, such as Joshua Tree National Park! Book today for an unparalleled Palm Springs experience bursting with history and style.

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