835 N Rose Ave

About This Home

VISTA LAS PALMAS. Very few long term rentals in this multi million dollar neighborhood. Alexander home. Hotly desirable mid-century modern home with original touches. Owner pays for pool maintenance and gardening. Pool heater does not work and no one has wanted to heat pool in winter. Preference will be given to someone who is handy with small repairs. Live in one of the most desirable locations in the Valley. Backs up to the mountain with no neighbors behind you. Neighbors on both sides have 6 feet fence to have incredible privacy. Full lush backyard with 18 palm trees on the property. Full grown Ponderosa pine shades the house from sun during the day, and mountains behind shade in the summer. All payments must be made electronically to bank. House has tile throughout, bedrooms have laminate flooring. Swimming pool with very deep end to combat the heat in summer. A/C is a large BTU Vista Las Palmas is a stunning neighborhood of lovingly restored Mid-Century homes. Their modernist designs create seamless indoor/outdoor spaces and a casual lifestyle which takes advantage of the crisp, dry desert climate and soaring mountain views. Our homes represent the iconic examples of mid-century architecture and were designed by world famous architects of that era. Most homes have stunning, meticulously-designed additions which respect the integrity of the original architecture. Many have been highlighted in TV commercials, movie scenes, photo spreads in architecture magazines and TV documentaries about midcentury architecture. With the advent of residential air-conditioning, Hollywood celebrities were first to discover our neighborhood in the 1950’ - close enough that they could quickly return to their studios if called. The designs and layouts were cutting edge at that time—architecture which utilized glass, concrete, terrazzo, and exposed wood beams to reflect the Southern California Modernist style. Entertainment industry executives, actors and actresses continue to own homes in our neighborhood and are joined by a diverse mix of year-round residents from all over the world. Aside from the unique curb appeal of these homes, we’re a neighborhood that cares. Last year, our organization donated over $30,000 from our annual Modernism Week Home Tour to local charities including the Palm Springs Police Canine Fund; Well in the Desert feeding program for homeless families; the Palm Springs Animal Shelter; Build-a-Bike for children of our valley’s migrant farm workers; portable defibrillators for our city’s first responder fleet; our local AIDS Assistance Program; the Palm Springs Art Museum; Digicom; and the Palm Springs High School Scholarship Fund.