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$1,055,000
Single Family Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Full Bathrooms Interior: 1,772 sqft Lot: 9,583 sqft Year Built: 1975 MLS #: 219115130
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2996 E Sonora Rd
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Palm Springs California Palm Springs – A combination of perfect weather, Hollywood glamour, and an intimate village atmosphere have kept Palm Springs on the A-List of great destinations for many decades. Enjoy fine dining, shopping, and our world-famous boutique hotels and intimate resort properties that surround a downtown area distinguished by our famed mid-century modern architecture. Both commercial and residential. Of course, the best part is you can actually buy one of these Mid-century homes to live in! For fun in the sun beyond the pool check out the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, take in a game of golf, go gaming in the casino, have a spa day, enjoy the newly built Cultural Center or enjoy breathtaking Indian Canyons, or spend time at Palm Springs Art Museum, Palm Springs Air Museum, or Agua Caliente Cultural Museum. Whatever you seek in Palm Springs, rest, relaxation, and fun await your visit! (photo: El Mirador Tower at Palm Springs Regional Hospital)
7 Cities: Once a sleepy little, winter vacation spot in the California desert the 7 cities that make up the Coachella Valley have blossomed into a vibrant year-round community. Palm Springs offers an enviable resort lifestyle that includes over 320 days of Sunshine per year. There are about 55,000 year-round residents with the seasonal population reaching about 85,000. It is estimated that just over 1,000,000 people visit Palm Springs each year. Neighborhoods and Architecture: You are never very far from one of the iconic 1950s homes but be sure to see our list of neighborhoods below if you are looking for a specific area.
Good Eats: Culinary delights are not far behind. The old favorites like Tropicale continue to delight with amazing cuisine and a chic setting that is retro without being too kitschy. The Purple Palm and 849 are also amazing culinary experiences. Copely's has a great patio and inspired cuisine. Jakes has a great atmosphere with mostly outside dining. The popular Koffi has expanded to a location on Tahquitz Canyon Way just a block from Downton with a HUGE patio. Newer restaurants have popped up quicker than we can track them. Chicken Ranch, Farm, Broken Yoke (relocated), Rooster And The Pig, 1501 Gastro Pub.....to name but a few. Destination resorts don't get much better than this so come enjoy all that Palm Springs has to offer.
Village Feel: Palm Springs has a great village feel. Interesting and eclectic neighborhoods abound. Walled and gated estates blend with charming mid-century and contemporary vacation homes and condo developments. Historic properties seem to be found at every turn. Extensive bike paths, public parks, and even a skateboard park and a doggie park make Palm Springs a very liveable city full of fun and interesting neighborhoods. Downtown features art galleries, shops, coffee bars, salons, and restaurants as well as a walk of stars celebrating the many famous people who have called Palm Springs home over the years and contributed to life in the Desert. Majestic Palm trees, awesome mountain views, and quiet out-of-the-way spots are everywhere. Hidden Value: One thing that is not immediately apparent to the visitor to Palm Springs, but is very important to who we are, is that we are a destination resort. There is no industry in the valley. No rush hour, no commuting. The “business” of the Coachella valley is fun in the sun. Special events, casinos, golf courses, world-class shopping, and dining see to that! Everything is just minutes away and the pace of life is slower. Everyone is here to relax and enjoy the endlessly sunny days. There are seemingly unlimited opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding mountains, Santa Rosa and San Jacinto, golf is a primary attraction with over 130 courses in the valley. Horseback riding, nature trails, and the Indian Canyons provide even more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Theater, art, and culture abound with hundreds of live performances at dozens of theaters, including the Annenburg and the Casinos, by world-famous artists every year. Palm Springs hosts a variety of Film Festivals, including The Palm Springs International Film Festival – every January. _______________________________________________________________________________ Palm Springs California is full of eclectic, small neighborhoods that hold many hidden surprises.From modern remodels, to mid-century gems to the traditional California bungalow. This list is of the specific neighborhood names of Palm Springs Search For Homes In Any of These Neighborhoods On Our Page: Palm Springs Neighborhoods #: 48@ Arenas / 48@ Baristo / 32@Agave / 43@Racquet Club F: Flora Vista / Four Seasons / Fairways /Firebird G: Greenhouse /Greenhouse East / Garden Villas East H: Hermosa Villas I: Indian Canyon Gardens J: Jasmin Homes K: Kings Point L: La Palme, Las Palmas Heights, LasPalmas-LaSiestaVillas, LasPalmas-MeritoManor, LasPalmas-Pompei De Los Palmas, LasPalmas-VillaDeLasPalmas, LasPalmas-VillaHermosa, Little Tuscany, Little Beverly Hills, Los Compadres, Los Pueblos, Luminaire M: Mountain Gate, Mountain Shadow North, Miralon, Murano, The Morrison, Mesquite Canyon Estates, Mesquite Country Club, Mesquite Greens, Monte Serano, Mountain Shadows, The Movie Colony, Movie Colony East O: Old Las Palmas, Oceo, Ocotillo Lodge, Oasis Resort Condos, Q: Quail Point R: Racquet Club Colony, Racquet Club Condos, Racquet Club East, Racquet Club Garden Villas, Racquet Club West, Riviera Gardens, Ramon Estados, Ranch Club Estados, Rancho El Mirador, Rose Garden, Ruth Hardy Park/Movie Colony East, Ramona Villas, Rancho La Paz, Ridgeview, RimcRest, Royal Hawaiian S: Sagewood, San Jacinto Cove, Snow Creek, Sundance Resort, Sundance Villas, Saddlerock Estates, Saddlerock Gardens, Sandcastles, SandCliff, Sandstone Villas, Seven Lakes C.C., Sierra Madre, Smoketree Court, Smoketree Racquet Club, Smoketree Ranch, Summerset Springs, Southridge, Sunflower, Sunrise East, Sunrise Villas, Sunshine Villa, St. Baristo, St. Tropez Villas, Sun Villas, Sundial Condos, Sunkist Villas, Sunmor, Sunrise Alejo, Sunrise Park, Sunrise Oasis, Sunrise Palms, Sunrise Racquet Club T: The Cove, The Mesa, Tuscany Heights, Tahquitz Canyon, Tahquitz Creek Golf , Tahquitz Creek Villas, Tahquitz River Estates, Tennis Club, Tennis Club South, Terra Vita, Tierra Hermosa, Toluca Palm, Twin Palms, Twin Springs V:Victoria Park/Vista Norte, Vista Las Palmas, Vintage Palms, Ventanas Del Sol, Versailles, Villa Alejo, Villa Caballeros, Village Racquet Club, Villa Alegria, Villa Riviera ,Villa Roma, Villas De Las Flores, Vista Canyon, Village Traditions, Villorrio W: Warm Sands, Waverly Park |
The Future looks quite bright for Palm Springs. A slew of high-quality projects is on the books from condo developments to the Indian Cultural Center. The centerpiece of the revitalization is the intersection of Palm Canyon Dr and Tahquitz Canyon Way, where the demolition of the old Fashion Mall property in the core of downtown made room for lots of new projects. Palm Springs is set to re-imagine itself 75 plus years after it became an official city!
