NEW! Buy and sell safely with virtual options - Learn More
Behind a gated, stone-columned entry, a paver courtyard unfolds beneath mature palms, the quiet sound of a stone fountain setting the pace before you've even reached the door. What follows is a Palm Desert estate taken down to its bones and rebuilt with the sun-bleached elegance of Montecito -- 5,793 square feet where vaulted wood-beam ceilings, a commanding stone fireplace, and arched iron-grille windows carry the same unhurried confidence through every room. Travertine underfoot, light overhead: the architecture doesn't compete for attention, it earns it.The kitchen is where craft becomes theater -- a waterfall-edge stone island, a full-height stone slab hood, matte black fixtures against a professional gas range, each detail resolved rather than added. Just beyond, a handcrafted wine room with a tile-inset display niche waits for the kind of evenings that don't need an occasion. The primary suite closes the day the same way it opened -- a freestanding soaking tub, a curbless glass shower lit from within by backlit stone, arched wood-framed windows that turn afternoon light into something worth pausing for.Outside is where the estate stops being a house and becomes a place. A boulder-fed waterfall spills into the pool, cypress and palm hold the edges of 0.7 private acres, and the mountains sit exactly where they should -- close enough to feel, far enough to stay quiet. A private two-bedroom casita, complete with its own living room, adds a rare kind of ease: room for others without ever losing your own. This is a home that doesn't ask to be sold. It asks to be experienced.
Don't worry! We'll never spam you or sell your details. You can unsubscribe whenever you'd like.
Listing Courtesy of -
or another way