A masterfully preserved original William Krisel, reinvented for longevity. Mountain views. Detached casita. Architectural-grade materials and finishes. The Racquet Club Road Reconfiguration Project reduced the roadway from four travel lanes to one in each direction, with a designated bike lane on each side. A major improvement for homeowners with Racquet Club Road addresses. 438 is completely renovated with a custom steel roof and new plumbing, electrical, gas, and insulation. Thoughtfully designed clerestory windows frame San Jacinto Mountain views. Every wall, floor, and ceiling refinished. Caesarstone countertops and a bi-level kitchen island. Exposed wood and beam ceilings. Polished concrete floors. A home improved with intent to last. Detached pool house/casita with a floor-to-ceiling wall of glass showcasing mountain views. The backyard was reimagined for entertaining and everyday living. Two outdoor showers. Massive sunken fire pit lounge. Putting green. Industrial-grade steel trellis covering the bar, BBQ, and outdoor dining area. Integrated seating, tanning decks, shaded hammocks... and a grassy knoll. A two-year renovation focused on quality, longevity, and preserving the integrity of Krisel's original design. Featured on the 2015 Palm Springs Modernism Week home tour. Schedule to see it in person today.
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