$1,170,000

A rare offering within Palm Springs' iconic Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club, this architecturally significant residence seamlessly blends the elegance of mid century modern design with the sophistication of a thoughtful 2025 renovation. Originally designed in 1967 by renowned architect Richard E. Harrison and among the earliest homes constructed within Seven Lakes, this beautifully reimagined 2 bedroom, 2 bath residence occupies a tranquil cul-de-sac setting overlooking the second fairway of the Ted Robinson-designed executive golf course. The home's timeless architectural character is complemented by an open, light-filled interior, where expansive walls of glass create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living while capturing picturesque golf course and mountain views. The redesigned kitchen and bathrooms feature refined contemporary finishes, custom cabinetry, and premium appliances, thoughtfully selected to complement the home's mid-century heritage. An electric fireplace provides a modern focal point in the living room, while double-pane windows and sliding glass doors enhance comfort and energy efficiency. Additional improvements include an upgraded electrical panel and owned solar system, integrating modern sustainability with architectural integrity. The versatile second bedroom offers flexibility as a welcoming guest suite, private office, or personal retreat. Expansive sliding glass doors open to a serene courtyard framed by mountain views, providing an intimate setting for relaxation and effortless desert living. Set behind the guarded gates of Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club, residents enjoy an exceptional collection of resort-style amenities, including the architecturally celebrated clubhouse with restaurant and bar, 15 heated pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, and the Ted Robinson-designed 18-hole executive golf course. An assigned carport provides convenient parking and additional storage. An exceptional expression of Palm Springs living, where distinguished architectural heritage, contemporary refinement, and the natural beauty of the desert converge in one of the city's most celebrated mid-century modern communities.