Old Las Palmas Homes for Sale

Old Las Palmas Homes for Sale

Welcome to Old Las Palmas, an enchanting subdivision nestled in the heart of Palm Springs, California. Known for its rich history and vibrant mid-century architecture, Old Las Palmas is a true gem in Riverside County that attracts homebuyers seeking both luxury and charm.

This exclusive neighborhood boasts a unique blend of classic desert homes and contemporary design, with many properties featuring stunning mountain views, lush landscaping, and private pools. Each residence tells a story, often adorned with the artistic flair of renowned architects who have contributed to Palm Springs' storied architectural legacy. The streets are lined with palm trees, creating a picturesque setting that perfectly captures the essence of Southern California living.

Old Las Palmas is not just about beautiful homes; it’s a community that fosters a laid-back lifestyle. Residents enjoy proximity to the vibrant downtown Palm Springs, where you can explore eclectic boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and lively art galleries. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby hiking trails and golf courses, providing ample opportunities to soak in the stunning desert landscape.

For those interested in purchasing a home in this coveted area, Old Las Palmas offers a range of properties for sale, each with its own unique character and charm. Whether you're looking for a cozy retreat or a spacious estate, you'll find options that cater to your desires. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of this iconic neighborhood—where luxury meets history, and every day feels like a vacation. Explore the homes for sale in Old Las Palmas today and discover your dream oasis in Palm Springs!

Newest Old Las Palmas Homes for Sale

$7,850,000
5 Beds 7 Baths PS-26832483 MLS
Hidden behind walls and gates in Old Las Palmas, The Cloisters, known to many as Casa de Liberace, stands among the most celebrated residential estates in Palm Springs. Built in 1930 by Alvah Hicks, whose work helped shape the city during its formative years, this extraordinary Spanish Colonial Revival residence spans more than 8,000 square feet and unfolds through a series of courtyards, gardens, fountains, and architectural spaces rich with character and history. Extensively renovated and carefully stewarded over the years, the estate preserves the craftsmanship and authenticity that define its legacy while embracing the expectations of modern luxury living. Public rooms are extraordinary in both scale and craftsmanship, with original details carefully preserved throughout the estate, including Hispano-Moresque tilework, vintage mirrors, decorative ironwork, and architectural elements rarely found today. The formal living room features vaulted truss and beamed ceilings, Spanish tile flooring, a fireplace, and steel-framed glass doors that open to expansive brick terraces. The formal dining room continues the home's rich architectural character and provides an elegant setting for entertaining. The family room showcases massive hand-hewn beams, a second fireplace, and direct access to the surrounding grounds. A gracious loggia overlooks the gardens, outdoor fireplace, and gathering spaces beyond. The gourmet kitchen honors the home's architectural heritage with soapstone counters, rich mahogany finishes, and a handsome butler's pantry. A dramatic gallery lined with ensuite guest rooms creates both architectural interest and exceptional privacy throughout the estate. Among the home's most memorable spaces is the billiard room, distinguished by a dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling, clerestory windows, a fireplace adorned with a cast sandstone frieze, and direct access to the namesake cloister courtyard framed by magnificent mountain views. Nearby, a richly detailed den provides a quiet retreat. Privately situated within its own wing, the primary suite is reached through a dedicated vestibule and features ornate wood ceilings, generous proportions, and baths that continue the home's remarkable collection of period tilework and original details. Additional guest accommodations open directly to the pool courtyard. The resort-style pool and spa enjoy a spectacular orientation and dramatic mountain backdrop. Entertaining is effortless with a poolside kitchen, bar seating, pass-through service window, and a substantial outdoor fireplace anchoring the gathering spaces. Adding to the home's lore is a hidden bar reminiscent of a 1920s speakeasy. An exterior stairway leads to a second-story viewing deck offering sweeping 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains and desert landscape. The estate also enjoys a remarkable setting adjacent to O'Donnell Golf Club and just one block west of Palm Canyon Drive. Rich in history and impossible to replicate, The Cloisters represents a rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of Palm Springs' most significant residential estates.

501 North Belardo Road, Palm Springs

$19,500,000
12 Beds 16 Baths 00-26843953 MLS
The Harold Matzner Estate occupies a private promontory above Old Las Palmas where the San Jacinto range rises directly behind the compound and the full sweep of the Coachella Valley opens below a position no other residential address in the desert shares, on nearly an acre and a half of assembled ground comprising three structures, nearly 16,000 square feet, eleven bedrooms, sixteen bathrooms, and multiple pools and spas across two fully realized estates and a guesthouse.The main residence at 555 North Patencio Road was originally designed in 1982 by renowned brutalist architect Laszlo Sandor, (A.I.A.). The interiors by Steve Chase result in a timeless combination of architecture and design regularly celebrated whose work defined the aesthetic and vernacular of desert luxury for a generation. The homes have a fortress-like experience with a focus on function, honesty in materials and sculptural quality. Its architecture is uncluttered and horizontal, built around a single organizing principle: Light. Hallmark Chase details like raked plaster walls and natural stone flooring move through the interior, their texture alive at every hour as the desert sun crosses the compound catching at dawn along the entrance hall, settling into warmth across the great room by afternoon, receding at dusk to something quieter and more considered. Architectural Digest devoted a full feature to the property in May 1983, the first owner having commissioned a second layer of interiors by Jack E. Lowrance for the occasion testament to a house already considered among the most significant residential works in the desert. For all its scale, the residence lives with a remarkable intimacy soaring volumes that draw inward rather than expand outward, each room organizing itself around a human moment rather than an architectural statement. The great room opens entirely to the terrace through a retractable wall of glass, dissolving the boundary between interior and desert. A sunken conversation space anchors the living room gathered below the principal floor, oriented toward the wide opening to the mountain beyond a room that manages to feel both intimate and boundless. Stone floors carry throughout, a Steinway anchoring the living room alongside Asian art and antiquities accumulated over four decades with a collector's deliberateness giving the residence the quality of a place continuously deepened rather than ever simply finished.The second residence at 575 North Patencio is a fully resolved estate in its own right, its architectural language distinct but its conviction equal. The entrance hall rises to a sweeping curved staircase, a grand piano centered on a raised circular platform below a rain chandelier. The great room reaches double height, the valley visible through glass on three sides. The master bath curved black stone, a suspended rain shower open to a skylight above, a slit window framing the palm canopy and valley beyond carries the same architectural seriousness as everything around it. One room is carved into the boulder face of the mountain itself, a stone fireplace set into the rock, the terrace visible through a full width of glass beyond.The guesthouse, finished to the standard of both residences, offers a world entirely its own private, self-contained, and quietly removed from the life of the compound. It was here that the film festival's most celebrated guests found their desert. Sale includes the following APNs 505-312-011 and 505-312-014 (555 N Patencio Rd and 575 N Patencio Rd)

555 North Patencio Road, Palm Springs

$4,795,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 00-26829595 MLS
Welcome to 520 W Via Lola, a reimagining of modernist design rooted in the principles of International Style architecture. Spanning approximately 4,581 square feet, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms which includes an attached casita. Interior architectural atriums invite natural light deep into the living spaces, creating a seamless indoor outdoor flow. Guided by the philosophy that form follows function, this residence blends clean geometry, purposeful space, and a refined sense of minimalism. Located in the sought after neighborhood of Old Las Palmas the estate was originally built in 1954 and transformed in 1984 by designer James Callahan. His vision draws clear inspiration from Walter Gropius, Le Corbusier and Richard Meier, resulting in a residence that feels both architecturally significant and livable. Upstairs, two expansive patios frame panoramic mountain views, capturing the essence of desert living. The fully walled and gated grounds provide privacy and serenity, set among mature palms and notable neighboring estates - including the former home of Kirk Douglas, Sidney Sheldon, Kitty Karlisle, and Winthrop Rockefeller. This is a piece of architectural narrative, evolved for modern luxury living - minutes to the new Soho House Palm Springs, multiple hotels slated to complete renovations 2026, The Plaza Theatre set to reopen this year along with a restaurant scene setting up for a revival of the good times of the legendary Rat Pack era for today's lifestyle.

520 West Via Lola, Palm Springs

$4,795,000
4 Beds 3 Baths PS-26720617 MLS
Set within the iconic Old Las Palmas neighborhood - long favored by Hollywood's elite and prized for its close proximity to downtown Palm Springs' restaurants, retailers, and entertainment - this ultra-private Hollywood Regency residence captures the essence of classic desert living on an estate-sized lot with magnificent mountain views. Originally designed by Robert Marx, son of Gummo Marx of the legendary Marx Brothers, this residence carries a subtle Hollywood lineage that reflects the glamour and creative spirit of its era. A formal entry framed by floor-to-ceiling glass introduces interiors filled with light and connection to the outdoors. The expansive living room, anchored by a gas fireplace, opens to the backyard through sliding glass doors flanked by floor to ceiling windows while an adjacent formal dining room and adjacent bar create a natural flow for gatherings. A separate family room offers additional living space, also oriented toward the lush, private grounds. The kitchen is thoughtfully positioned for both function and flow, offering a casual sitting area, generous storage, and a dedicated space with built-in wine refrigeration - ideal for both everyday living and entertaining support. The bedroom layout offers flexibility and separation. The Primary Suite opens to the backyard and features a spa-like bath and walk-in closet. Bedrooms Two and Three enjoy west-facing exposure with direct outdoor access and a shared bath, while Bedroom Four (currently styled as an entertainment suite) can easily adapt to a variety of uses and the plumbing is already in place to add an ensuite bath. Outside, mature landscaping surrounds the home, creating a private resort-like setting. The south-facing front yard captures stunning mountain views, while the backyard offers space to relax, entertain, and enjoy the quiet beauty of the desert. A rare opportunity to reimagine a classic Hollywood Regency residence in one of Palm Springs' most prestigious and desired neighborhoods.

466 Camino Sur, Palm Springs

$5,599,999
4 Beds 5 Baths PS-26665153 MLS
Set within the exclusive gated enclave of ONE Las Palmas in coveted Old Las Palmas, this architecturally striking modern compound captures dramatic, up-close views of the San Jacinto mountains and the iconic Dry Falls. This enhanced residence blends mid-century inspiration with contemporary execution, delivering privacy, scale, and a true resort-caliber lifestyle just moments from downtown Palm Springs. Completed and furnished in 2025 and lightly enjoyed as a private retreat, the home offers a rare sense of newness paired with thoughtful upgrades throughout. Walls of glass, soaring ceilings with clerestory windows, and expansive sliding doors create seamless indoor/outdoor living, filling the interiors with natural light while framing the surrounding landscape. Outdoor living is exceptional. A dramatic pool setting is anchored by an expansive cabana complete with lounge, swim-up bar, bath, BBQ island, and outdoor shower designed for entertaining at scale or relaxing in total privacy. At the center of the home, a gourmet kitchen with oversized island, Cambria quartz surfaces, dual dishwashers, and a full Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance suite opens to the living and dining areas, all oriented toward the pool terrace where the lifestyle unfolds. A generous walk-in pantry enhances both function and entertaining capacity. The floor plan offers excellent separation, with a private Primary Suite wing featuring mountain views, direct pool access, spa-like bath, and Lutron-controlled shades, along with a dedicated work area and powder bath. On the opposite side of the residence, two additional ensuites connect to a flexible media or wellness space, while a detached casita provides a true guest retreat. Infrastructure and efficiency are equally impressive, including 30 solar panels paired with two Tesla Powerwall batteries, four-zone HVAC, integrated audio, full security system, EV charging prep, and upgraded construction finishes throughout. Offered TURNKEY FURNISHED and never rented, this is a rare opportunity to own one of the most compelling modern estates in Old Las Palmas - where architecture, privacy, and lifestyle converge at the highest level.

979 Las Palmas Estates Drive, Palm Springs

$8,995,000
6 Beds 6 Baths 219144807 MLS
Experience timeless Palm Springs luxury reimagined for modern living in this Spanish Hacienda, located in the prestigious Old Las Palmas neighborhood— one of the city's most iconic enclaves and home to legendary estates. This property neighbors Liberace's famed Palm Springs residence and also neighboring Clark Gable's historic desert retreat, placing it among some of the most storied homes of Hollywood's Golden Age. This estate had undergone decades of fragmented updates before being completely re-envisioned by acclaimed Laguna Beach designer Sheldon Harte of Harte Brownlee & Associates. Harte masterfully unified the home—once a disjointed ''Frankenterior''—into a cohesive, romantic, and luxuriously livable Spanish retreat designed for multigenerational enjoyment. Spanning nearly 5,822 sq. ft. on a single level, the residence features 6 ensuite bedrooms, including an opulent primary suite with a walk-through closet, rain shower, and a hand-carved marble soaking tub. A private 2-bedroom casita with its own entrance provides ideal accommodations for guests or extended family. Elegant formal rooms flow effortlessly into warm, inviting spaces, including a stunning chef's kitchen with a massive island, Thermador appliances, and an adjacent bonus/billiards room perfect for hosting gatherings of all sizes. Set on a gated corner lot of more than one-half acre, the landscaped grounds—designed by renowned landscape architect Marcello Villano—offer true resort living with mature gardens, a sparkling pool, outdoor fireplace, built-in BBQ, life-sized chess set, a 4-car garage, and a spacious gated motor court. All of this is just a short walk to the heart of Downtown Palm Springs, with its vibrant dining, shopping, and nightlife — including the brand-new Thompson Palm Springs hotel, its curated retail, and elevated restaurant offerings just minutes away. A rare Old Las Palmas masterpiece, this estate blends historical significance, modern luxury, and an unbeatable walkable location in the most coveted neighborhood in Palm Springs.

535 N Belardo Road, Palm Springs

$4,995,000
5 Beds 6 Baths 00-26657649 MLS
A truly rare offering in the heart of Old Las Palmas on Mission Road, the former Buddy Rich estate spans approximately 1.22 acres across three parcels. This property represents one of the most significant land opportunities in Palm Springs today. Properties of this scale and historical provenance in this neighborhood seldom come to market, making this a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own both land and legacy in one of Palm Springs' most exclusive enclaves. Built in 1952, the estate reflects the relaxed indoor-outdoor architectural philosophy that defined Palm Springs during its golden era. Designed to embrace the desert landscape, the property captures beautiful mountain views, open skies, and the effortless connection between home and garden that made mid-century Palm Springs living iconic. Set behind walls, gates, and massive privacy hedges, the property reveals itself as a private compound of manicured gardens and expansive grounds, reminiscent of Palm Springs' golden-era estates. The main residence features three bedrooms, complemented by two separate guest casitas, creating a flexible estate environment ideal for hosting family and guests and grand events. Designed for true Palm Springs living, the outdoor spaces include a pool, a separate hot tub, a private, commercially lit tennis court, and a large fire pit with circular seating, providing multiple settings for relaxation and entertaining beneath the desert sky. Inside, the home reflects the chic entertaining culture, highlighted by a distinctive sunken bar that anchors the living space. Equally compelling is the opportunity the land provides. With approximately 1.22 acres across three parcels, the property offers the rare ability to expand, reimagine, or enhance the estate over time, allowing the next owner to thoughtfully put their own architectural stamp on a historic Palm Springs compound. The home has solar, which significantly reduces the electric bill. In prestigious Old Las Palmas, the estate sits just minutes from downtown Palm Springs' celebrated dining and shopping and close enough to enjoy downtown on a whim, yet tucked inside the serene, storybook setting of Old Las Palmas. Beyond its architectural and lifestyle appeal, the estate has demonstrated strong income potential, having been successfully operated as a luxury rental property that generates approximately $250,000 annually. 775 N Mission Road is more than a home: it is a rare opportunity to steward a meaningful piece of Palm Springs history, defined by extraordinary land, iconic neighborhood pedigree, architectural heritage, and timeless desert views. For the design-minded buyer or collector, the property offers something increasingly rare: a multi-parcel configuration and substantial land, creating an exceptional opportunity to expand, restore, or reimagine it for the next generation while balancing preservation with opportunity.

775 North N Mission Road, Palm Springs

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