1111 E Palm Canyon Drive 122, Palm Springs, California 92264, Palm Springs, 92264 - 1 bed, 1 bath

1111 E Palm Canyon Drive 122, Palm Springs, California 92264 home-pic-0
ACTIVE$349,900
1111 E Palm Canyon Drive 122, Palm Springs, California 92264
1Bed
1Bath
525Sqft
600Lot

Price Vs. Estimate

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Key pros and cons

Top Pros:
Historic & Celebrity Appeal: The property is located in the famous Ocotillo Lodge, designed by renowned architects William Krisel and Dan Palmer, and was once a playground for stars like the Rat Pack and even owned by Gene Autry, offering unique historical and celebrity allure.
Top Cons:
Small Square Footage: With only 525 square feet, the living space is quite compact, which may be a limitation for some buyers seeking more room or for extended stays.

Compared to the nearby listings

Price:$349.9K vs avg $439.4K ($-89,550)25%
Size:525 sqft vs avg 1,307 sqft3%
Price/sqft:$666 vs avg $34098%

More Insights

Built in 1995 (30 years old).
Condition: Built in 1995, this condo has been extensively updated to achieve a cohesive and desirable mid-century modern/retro aesthetic, as described by its 'Elizabeth Taylor' styling. The images show a move-in ready unit with modern wood-look flooring, updated kitchen cabinets (frosted glass uppers, dark lowers), and retro-styled yet functional appliances (red Galanz refrigerator, white range). The 'sputnik chandelier' and 'retro tiled shower' are deliberate design choices, not signs of outdatedness. The property appears very well-maintained with no immediate renovation needs, aligning with the 'Good' condition criteria for properties extensively renovated within the last 5-15 years, even if the original structure is older.
Year Built
1995
Close
-
List price
$350K
Original List price
$370K
Price/Sqft
$666
HOA
$799
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
219123861DA
Home ConditionGood
Features
Good View: Mountain(s)
Patio
ViewMountain(s)

About this home

Welcome to the famous Ocotillo Lodge in sunny Palm Springs designed by renowned architects William Krisel and Dan Palmer, built by the Alexander Company! Once a hotel and playground to the stars, including the Rat Pack and many other celebrities, this mid-century complex has been converted to condos with fabulous amenities including a champagne cork-shaped pool, two hot tubs, a clubhouse with pool tables and piano, community gym, and an outdoor Sunshine bar with a built-in grill - an entertainer's dream. Live every day like you're on vacation! This lower level 'Elizabeth Taylor' styled bungalow features wall to wall sliders leading to a private patio and stunning San Jacinto Mountain views is sure to impress - complete with sputnik chandelier, retro tiled shower, fully equipped kitchen and.... sold turn-key furnished! Monthly HOA dues cover ALL utilities: electricity, water, trash, cable TV, and internet. Close to dining, shopping, and entertainment too. Whether you are looking to pick up a full time pad, dreamy weekend getaway, or a fantastic income property that allows short-term rentals, Ocotillo Lodge is where it's at! Where else can you own a piece of history that was once owned by Gene Autry himself?

Nearby schools

4/10
Cahuilla Elementary School
Public,K-50.5mi
4/10
Raymond Cree Middle School
Public,6-83.0mi
4/10
Desert Learning Academy
Public,K-121.4mi
6/10
Palm Springs High School
Public,9-121.7mi
Condition Rating
Good

Built in 1995, this condo has been extensively updated to achieve a cohesive and desirable mid-century modern/retro aesthetic, as described by its 'Elizabeth Taylor' styling. The images show a move-in ready unit with modern wood-look flooring, updated kitchen cabinets (frosted glass uppers, dark lowers), and retro-styled yet functional appliances (red Galanz refrigerator, white range). The 'sputnik chandelier' and 'retro tiled shower' are deliberate design choices, not signs of outdatedness. The property appears very well-maintained with no immediate renovation needs, aligning with the 'Good' condition criteria for properties extensively renovated within the last 5-15 years, even if the original structure is older.
Pros & Cons

Pros

Historic & Celebrity Appeal: The property is located in the famous Ocotillo Lodge, designed by renowned architects William Krisel and Dan Palmer, and was once a playground for stars like the Rat Pack and even owned by Gene Autry, offering unique historical and celebrity allure.
Extensive Community Amenities: Residents enjoy a champagne cork-shaped pool, two hot tubs, a clubhouse with pool tables and piano, a community gym, and an outdoor Sunshine bar with a built-in grill, providing a resort-like living experience.
All-Inclusive HOA Dues: Monthly HOA dues cover all utilities, including electricity, water, trash, cable TV, and internet, simplifying budgeting and offering predictable monthly expenses.
Short-Term Rental & Turn-Key: The complex allows short-term rentals, making it an attractive investment property, and the unit is sold turn-key furnished, offering immediate occupancy or rental income potential without additional setup costs.
Mid-Century Modern Aesthetic & Views: The 'Elizabeth Taylor' styled bungalow embodies the iconic mid-century modern aesthetic with retro features and offers stunning San Jacinto Mountain views from a private patio.

Cons

Small Square Footage: With only 525 square feet, the living space is quite compact, which may be a limitation for some buyers seeking more room or for extended stays.
High Monthly HOA Dues: Despite being all-inclusive, the $799 monthly HOA fee is substantial for a unit of this size, potentially impacting affordability and overall carrying costs.
Condo Ownership Limitations: As a condominium within a large complex, residents may experience shared wall noise, limited privacy compared to a detached home, and adherence to HOA rules and regulations.

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