Atomic Hideaway Palm Springs

A time capsule of mid-century glamour nestled within the original Desert Palms Estates development of Palm Springs. Built in 1958 with the approval of renowned architect William Cody, this residence bears the hallmark of the mid-century style, blending sleek lines with desert modernism. The property is located 5 minutes from the Palm Springs airport and 3 minutes from downtown Palm Springs. The home is private surrounded by 10 foot hedges and features a tiki bar complete with 1958 retro cocktail bar with vintage hanging lamps and a full wall tiki mural and queen sleeper couch and two side chairs. 3 additional bedrooms (2 kings and 1 queen) with 1950s midcentury modern reproduction wallpaper. 4 full bathrooms including a bathroom with Beverly Hills Hotel banana leaf wallpaper and a primary bathroom with a 5'x5' window overlooking a 7 foot atomic rocket.. A fully-stocked modern kitchen with two breakfast bar stools open to dining room with table for 8. Living room with an L-shaped couch and 3 chairs is complete with 1958 Drexel stereo console with Motorola vibrasonic system. Along side the dining area and living room is a reading nook and reproduction Eames black leather chair. The outdoor areas includes a backyard with a pool and spa with two cafe tables with seating for two, 4 chaise lounges and a sofa area with two side chairs. The front entry area includes a bocce ball court and a fire pit with 4 chairs. The side yard includes a built in barbecue and outdoor dining with a table for 8. Maximum of 8 guests overnight. Daytime occupancy based on use. Palm Springs has a strict ordinance stating no amplified outdoor music can be used at any time. The city imposes significant fines for not abiding by the ordinance. The space works well for filming, photo shoots, corporate team building, baby showers, bridal showers, dinners, cocktail parties, weddings, birthday parties, and more.