List Price: $2.27M

Listing Status: Active

Days on Market: 2

4 Bedrooms · 3 Bathrooms · 1,958 sq ft

Property Type: Residential

Year Built: 1957

Lot Size: 10,019 sq ft

Garage Spaces: 2

Private Pool: Yes

MLS Number: 219153059PS

About This Property

OFFERED TURNKEY FURNISHED (with select exclusions) Designed by renowned architect William Krisel and built by the Alexander Construction Company in 1957, this iconic butterfly-roof residence in Palm Springs' celebrated Twin Palms neighborhood is an authentic mid-century modern home that has gracefully evolved for today's modern way of living. Thoughtfully renovated in 2014, owner-occupied and meticulously maintained since, Navajo House offers 1,958 square feet of light-filled living space with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a detached casita ideal for guests, a private office, or an artistic studio. Clerestory windows, tongue-and-groove ceilings, seamless indoor-outdoor living, a private and fully enclosed backyard with a recently renovated pool and spa, lush succulent landscaping, owned solar with Tesla Powerwall battery, and breathtaking San Jacinto Mountain views combine classic Palm Springs design with effortless desert living. Navajo House is offered turnkey furnished with select exclusions, allowing its next owners to step into a home where a distinctive collection of vintage and contemporary furnishings, amenities, and decor have been chosen to complement the architecture and promote the relaxed Palm Springs lifestyle. Far from a typical furnished offering, the interiors reflect years of carefully selecting pieces specifically suited to the home. A Note from the Owners - Twin Palms felt special from the moment we arrived. It's a neighborhood where people walk, wave, admire the architecture, and appreciate the history all around them. Every time we turned onto Navajo Drive and caught sight of the butterfly roof, we fell in love with the home all over again. We've celebrated birthdays, holidays, and even our own wedding reception here. Friends naturally gathered around the pool, lingered over dinners on the patio, and never seemed eager for the weekend to end. Some even started planning their new lives in Palm Springs inhabiting the casita (much to our chagrin). One of the greatest joys of living here has been knowing we were stewards of one chapter in the story of this special home. Our hope is that the next owners will cherish her as much as we have.