NOTABLE HOMES REPRESENTED BY PS PROPERTIES
At PS Properties, we have had the opportunity to represent a number of notable homes. And to us, they’re not just homes. These properties tell the architectural story of Palm Springs, linking the roots of this area’s past with its modern-day appeal.
Over the course of two decades, Patrick Stewart Properties has had the privilege of bringing some of the Coachella Valley’s most significant homes to market, including:
- John Lautner’s Hope Estate
- Donald Wexler’s Kassinger Residence and Thunderbird North
- The E. Stewart Williams and Arthur Elrod collaboration at the Sutter Residence
- William Cody’s Moncrief House
- Walter S. White’s Dr. Alexander Franz House
Homes like these ask more of a real estate team. They not only require an appreciation for the history and significance, but they deserve a certain reverence with an understanding that their stories are part of the greater Palm Springs architectural story. After all, when we represent architecturally-significant properties, we are actively working to find their next steward.
It’s one of the reasons why we, as a team, maintain a record of the architects, designations, and provenance behind the notable homes of Palm Springs. Explore the homes below, and where a full history exists, follow the link to read the complete story.
2466 Southridge Drive | Palm Springs
Architect: John Lautner
1207 S. Calle De Maria | Palm Springs
Architect: E. Stewart Williams
Interior: Arthur Elrod
Read the story
70170 Sonora Road | Rancho Mirage
Architect: Donald Wexler
38476 Wild Lilac Point | Oak Glen
Architect: Walker Workshop
70418 Pecos Road | Palm Springs
Architect: Jack McCallum
Read the story
Dr. Alexander Franz House
1011 W. Cielo Drive | Palm Springs
Architect: Walter S. White
71022 Country Club Drive | Rancho Mirage
Architect: William Cody
39906 Morningside Drive | Rancho Mirage
Architect: Donald Wexler







