Chino Canyon : At the base of the mountain near the aerial tramway and among large boulders, these home have sweeping views and private lots.
Vista Las Palmas: Between Old Las Palmas and the Mountains, this enclave features homes mostly built in the 50’s and 60’s with great Mid-Century architecture.
Old Las Palmas: Estate-sized lots, most fully enclosed in a private compounds, some of Palm Springs largest and oldest estates are located here.
Movie Colony: This area adjacent to downtown includes large, gated residences, as well as many homes built in the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s.
Ruth Hardy Park: Near the desert hospital, this area is a mix of large estates and homes built in the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s, all within walking distance to Ruth Hardy Park.
Victoria Park/Racquet Club Estates: Mid-Century modern neighborhood contains homes built by the Alexander construction company as well as those by Mieselman.
Desert Park Estates: This unique neighborhood boasts many different architectural styles with homes built in the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s as well as new homes.
El Rancho Vista Estates: Mid-Century neighborhood with unique floor plans, roof lines and views, and boasts many homes that were designed by Donald Wexler.
Twin Palms: Just south of the curve in Palm Canyon road, this neighborhood contains classic Mid-Century homes as well as homes built in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
Tennis Club: Just west of downtown, this small neighborhood is home to many of the cities small hotels, as well as many private residences.
Warm Sands: Adjacent to downtown, this eclectic neighborhood features bungalows, mid-century homes, spanish villas, and small hotels.
Los Compadres: Near the Tahquitz Creek Golf Course, this area was primarily developed in the 1970’s and offers a suburban feeling with uniform streets and sidewalks.
Deepwell: Larger homes built in the 50’s and 60’s, this neighborhood is highly desirable for it’s wind-free location and architecture styles.
Mesa/Cahuilla Hills: Along the hillside just south of downtown, these unique neighborhoods hug the hills and offer great views and private settings.
Canyon North/South: Contemporary homes surrounding a golf course, featuring a clubhouse and golf course views.
Araby: A hidden cove on the south end of Palm Springs, this neighborhood has a few meandering streets up the hillside with incredible valley views.
Parc Andreas: Newer, view-oriented homes in the south canyons. Gate guarded, uniform, and highly desirable.
Andreas Hills: This area is deep in the south canyons of Palm Springs with excellent views and stunning homes.
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