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Own a piece of Palm Springs history with this mid-century modern condo at the Ocotillo Lodge, an iconic community designed by William Krisel and Dan Palmer and developed by the Alexander Company in 1956. This top-floor residence offers unobstructed mountain views through clerestory windows and has been fully renovated with updated plumbing, electrical, HVAC, kitchen, bath, and flooring, making it move-in ready with room for your personal style. One of the few condo communities in Palm Springs that welcomes short-term rentals, subject to city regulations, and located on fee land, this property offers the option for income potential.Situated in the sought-after Twin Palms neighborhood in South Palm Springs, the location is truly convenient with easy access to local dining, shopping, and nearby hotels in a desirable low-wind area. Residents enjoy resort-style amenities including the iconic champagne cork-shaped pool, two hot tubs, a fitness center, and a clubhouse. The HOA conveniently covers all utilities, including electricity. As part of a Class 1 Historic District, the property may also be eligible for Mills Act tax savings. Whether you're seeking a vacation home, an income-producing property, or both, this beautifully updated mid-century retreat is a standout opportunity.
Listing agent: Mark Gutkowski DRE #01878977 mark@markgutkowski.com, Listing office: Bennion Deville Homes
MLS data updated 10/16/2026, 9:52:46 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 219153834PS
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$315,000Original asking price · Oct 5, 2026ZIP 92264 · Oct 2026
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