133 Desert Lakes Drive, Palm Springs, California 92264

Positioned across two fairways overlooking the celebrated 13th hole with dramatic southern mountain views, this architecturally significant residence offers a rare blend of iconic mid-century modern design, contemporary refinement, and historical provenance. It was here, on February 6, 1968, that President Dwight D. Eisenhower made his first and only hole-in-one–adding a remarkable story to an already exceptional setting.Completely rebuilt to the studs in 2025, this extraordinary 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence honors the principles of classic desert modernism while introducing sophisticated contemporary finishes and exceptional craftsmanship. Clean lines, expansive volumes, and a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces define the home’s architectural character.Large-format porcelain flooring extends throughout the residence and outward to the terraces and private courtyard, creating visual continuity and enhancing the indoor-outdoor lifestyle Palm Springs architecture is known for. Expansive Fleetwood double-pane sliding doors frame the landscape and fill the home with natural light while custom recessed motorized shades provide effortless comfort. Additional upgrades include a new Lennox HVAC system and owned solar with Tesla battery storage.The custom architectural kitchen serves as the centerpiece of the home, featuring sleek Leicht cabinetry and a curated collection of Bertazzoni, Bosch, and Monogram appliances. An expanded dining area enhances the open-concept design and creates an effortless environment for entertaining.The primary suite functions as a private retreat with custom built-ins, integrated California Closets furnishings, and a spa-inspired bath highlighted by a sculptural soaking tub. Guest bedrooms continue the home’s tailored design with custom closets throughout, while the third bedroom doubles as a sophisticated office and guest suite featuring a custom California Closets Murphy bed with integrated nightstands.Designed for entertaining, the extended bar area transitions seamlessly into a private courtyard featuring a marble fountain, custom fire feature, and built-in grilling station.Beyond the 24-hour guard-gated entrance, Seven Lakes–known as The Gem of the Desert–offers resort-style living centered around its Ted Robinson-designed executive golf course. Residents enjoy 15 pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, and the iconic William F. Cody-designed clubhouse.