Clean lines, moments of symmetry, oversized glass and a mixture of steel and stone anchor a recently listed Rancho Mirage estate in its modernist vision. Tucked inside a premium enclave in the community known as Echo, the luxury four-bedroom, five-bath Palm Springs estate is listed at $4,950,000.
The 4,062 square-foot home, designed by Studio AR&D Architects’ Sean Lockyer, radiates fluidity with living areas that spill into one another and even beyond the framing of its walls. Stone flooring flows seamlessly from inside to reach manicured outdoor living areas, creating an uninterrupted pathway that embraces indoor-outdoor living in a spectacular, almost illusionary way.
“Palm Springs is a prime location for indoor-outdoor living, and this home meets every expectation for this desirable desert environment,” says PS Properties realtor Stewart Smith, who is representing the seller. “It’s clear that indoor-outdoor living was prioritized across this home’s entire footprint, working with the landscape to create a truly exceptional retreat.”
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Oversized Fleetwood doors used throughout the home, creating retractable walls of glass, offer unrivaled sight lines of the San Jacinto Mountains, the home’s outdoor living spaces and its glistening, zero-edge swimming pool. Recently reimagined, the home’s outdoor living area includes a pool pavilion with its own wall of glass, creating a desirable shaded lounge space ideal for entertaining.
As an added bonus, the pavilion offers an enviable view of the resort-style pool, cushioned on one side by lush and mature desert landscaping, giving the lounge an undeniable escapist energy. The outdoor space is finished with a geometric, zero-edge spa and a gas firepit that is delicately integrated into the yard’s desert landscaping.
Coveted west-facing views, from indoors and out, allow for endless front-row seats to the ever-dramatic sunsets the Palm Springs desert delivers, with the mountain ridgeline as a poignant backdrop.
The home’s impressive exterior, which includes a roofline cutout for a mature palm tree to grow through, is matched by its pristine interior. With a minimalist presence, the home’s kitchen embraces maximalist function with an expansive stone island, double ovens, a massive prep space and a fridge that disappears into the fair, wooden cabinetry.
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Open living spaces and bedrooms are awash with natural light, thanks to the home’s commitment to expansive panels of glass, setting an airy tone for an estate that embraces a clean, flat roofline—a calling card of modernism. An aspect of the home that isn’t visible is its steel beam construction, which speaks to the integrity of the build and its structural craftsmanship.
And when it comes time to submerge into a new level of relaxation, the primary suite’s freestanding travertine soaking tub offers welcome respite. Carved from a monolithic slab of stone, the artisan-style tub complements the home’s designer wall coverings—by Gucci and Phillip Jeffries—blending style and luxury in a functional, livable way.
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