Folded-Plate Roof

P.S. City ID #047319 | Primary renter must be at least 25 years of age to rent | No Pets Allowed

Designed by Architect Barry Berkus, AIA in 1961, Park Imperial South is the epitome of Mid-Century design and received Historical designation in 2016. In the world of modern architecture, Barry Berkus was a true visionary known for his innovative designs on space, light, cantilevered details, and soaring roof lines. The folded-plate roof with clerestory windows floods the main living space with natural light and the original terrazzo entryway floor blends seamlessly with the newer terrazzo and cork flooring in keeping with that 60's vibe. A very generous private patio with stellar mountain views is the perfect place to dine al fresco or relax with family and friends. The carport and laundry room are conveniently located a few steps away from the front door. Plus, the pool and spa are nearby as well making this an ideal location for the sunbathers and swimmers. Not to mention, the grounds are impeccable with meandering walkways that are highlighted by a fusion of cool green grass and desert landscape.

What's Nearby

A freestanding condo located in the sought after community of Park Imperial South, this getaway is conveniently located just three miles from downtown Palm Springs! Sitting just north of Highway 111, it's also close to Rancho Mirage and Palm Desert attractions as well! Start each morning on the right note with a sunrise hike over at Araby Trail mere minutes from your front door. When you want to head into town, don't hesitate to check out the delicious restaurants, art exhibits, and shops on Palm Canyon Drive. Not to mention, a day trip to Joshua Tree National Park is under 30 miles from home base!

Things to Know

-This home only allows minimum night stays of 29 nights or longer. This is enforced by the County and we cannot make any exceptions. However, For stays 29-nights or more, additional discounts may be available, please contact us for more information.

-Outdoor music is prohibited. Music that is played indoors must not be heard outdoors. City ordinance states that any music that is audible from the property line is a violation. People noise during the day is permissible but must be measured and reasonable. Daytime is considered 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.