A note from Curtis ...
Welcome!
Just a few hours from both Los Angeles and San Diego, my beautiful home of Palm Springs is nestled at the base of Mt. San Jacinto. Palm Springs is just one of eight desert communities that make up “The Coachella Valley”, with each city bringing its own diverse culture with a backdrop of stunning scenery.
The Coachella Valley is known worldwide for its picturesque views, clean air, vivid blue skies and relaxed environment. Add to the nature aspect, world-class restaurants, entertainment, and festivals…and you have the perfect setting for your desert home.
The cities in the Palm Springs area are as eclectic as their citizens. They are full of yearly festivals and entertainment options that will keep you as busy as you like. In your spare time enjoy the countless hiking trails and outdoor activities, including exploration of nearby Joshua National Park.
Are you looking for a lifestyle of relaxation? Look no further as we thrive on our pool time under crystal blue skies while sipping on famous Palm Springs cocktails and enjoying lively conversation with friends and family. It’s a very friendly place!
Is Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley a good place for you to live? Here’s what you need to know.
PALM SPRINGS EMBRACES ITS MID-CENTURY ROOTS
Palm Springs is as closely identified with mid-century architecture as any city in the United States. Visionaries like Richard Neutra, Albert Fray and Donald Wexler designed futuristic buildings here between 1945 and 1975 creating the term mid-century modern. The clean modern lines were designed and built to blend in with the mountains and skies and the stunning desert landscape. During the last 15 years the modernist movement has been revived making Palm Springs ground zero for modernist from all over the world to flock and experience all Palm Springs has to offer.
THE CITY HAS A PLACE THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU
Palm Springs is a colorful cross between modern and southwestern architecture. Residential homes dot palm tree-lined residential streets with desert scenery abound. Large lots include plenty of space for our outdoor activities which include pools, spas, fire pits and outdoor living spaces. If you want a simpler life, take a look at the many condo homes throughout the valley with all the amenities you want and with the HOA taking care of the maintenance for you.
ARTISTS FLOCK TO THE COACHELLA VALLEY
The Coachella Valley has long been a haven for arts! Browse the many art galleries in Palm Springs chic Uptown District or stroll the fashionable El Paseo District in Palm Desert. Each year there’s a plethora of outdoor art festivals throughout the valley for you to take in some of the best artists in the western United States.
THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF IMPRESSIVE RESTAURANTS AND WORLD CLASS SHOPPING
Whether your pleasure is people-watching and open air dining in Palm Springs Uptown, the many fine eateries on El Paseo or the charm of Old Town La Quinta, you will have no shortage of world-class dining in the Coachella Valley. The restaurants are as diverse as each community with flavors from all over the world!
IT’S A HEALTH CONSCIOUS COMMUNITY
Palm Springs residents value their health and work hard to maintain it. Luckily the weather allows for many days of active, outdoorsy adventures! If you’re not swimming, hiking, playing tennis or walking, you can spend the day at any of the world-class spas that dot the valley. There is a reason they named it Palm Springs!
EVENTS IN PALM SPRINGS
The valley’s perfect weather and stunning beauty practically beg to be celebrated in fun outdoor events. As you’ve learned and seen by now, Palm Springs residents are of the fun-loving creative variety. This leads to some of the nation’s greatest festivals including the world renowned Coachella Music Festival, Stagecoach Country Music Festival, Palm Springs International Film Festival, El Paseo Wine and Food Festival, Fashion Week and of course Modernism Week is host to over 70,000 modernist twice a year.
If you’re a sports enthusiast then you’re in luck! Indian Wells hosts the 5th largest tennis tournament in the world at the Tennis Gardens. PGA West in La Quinta hosts a major PGA tournament and The Dinah Shore pro women’s tournament is held each April in Rancho Mirage. You’ll find baseball winter and spring leagues in Palm Springs with aspiring pro baseball players getting tuned up.