Mid-Century Mod w/NEW Saltwater Pool & Spa in Upscale Tamarisk Heights CC

Welcome to the highly desirable Tamarisk Heights neighborhood, just steps from the world class Tamarisk Country Club; golf, tennis, racquetball, hiking, biking and much more in the legendary town of Rancho Mirage! Beautifully updated single family residence in quiet, peaceful Tamarisk Heights neighborhood, also referred to as the "Playground of the Presidents". Come see why five United States Presidents have chosen this locations as their own private oasis in the desert as their "hideaway". Check out the newly built, in-ground private SALT WATER Swimming Pool and Spa, both heated and surrounding landscaping with mature and manicured privacy hedges ideal for midnight, moonlight and clothing optional swims! (200K Upgrade). The home consists of 2 bedrooms + Office/Den that can be used as a 3rd bedroom, and 2 bathrooms and has everything you need for desert resort living. Enjoy the beautiful mountain views from either the front porch areas or the expansive back patio, both with shaded awnings. There is an outdoor barbecue, wrought iron table and chairs with designer striped cushions and umbrellas, patios in both front and rear of home, perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxing.

The interior has been tastefully updated to include a huge, bright, open kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances perfect for entertaining family and friends. There is a large living room with Samsung flat screen smart TV, dining area for 6, 2 bedrooms plus an office/den that can be used as a 3rd bedroom. The home also includes a spacious laundry room w/washer, dryer, cabinets, ironing board and large utility sink. Never run out of hot water with the upgraded modern tank-less hot water heater! Exquisite light gray slate-like tile flooring throughout, along with tasteful shutters and shades for window coverings. Conveniently located, it's just a short walk, bike ride, golf cart ride/drive to the famous Restaurant Row in Rancho Mirage as well as all the finest grocery stores; Gelsons, Bristol Farms, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Albertsons, Ralph’s and Jensens. This is Desert Living at its finest! Due to the close proximity of Tamarisk Country Club including private entrance gate from this neighborhood, renting this home does not give you free access to golf. You may enquire directly with TCC (Tamarisk Country Club) regarding golf and social memberships, guest passes, etc. This is same for nearby Mission Hills CC and The Springs CC. To clarify, access to golf is NOT included.

Some history of the home and area that has made "Tamarisk" voted in the top 10 neighborhoods in America:

The home was originally built and designed for the famous pilot turned real estate developer, Charles Cash in 1966-1967 who chose this unique "El Rancho" design for mid-century modern living. After the Marx brothers completed the architecture and design of Tamarisk Country Club, and the estates that line the world class golf course, they sold lots and homesites with a new slogan "open membership" which meant you wouldn't be automatically denied membership into this private club, unlike all the others in the area. Membership was instead granted to all who wanted to join, and could pay the fees, and was another pioneer in the area that no longer would patrons be treated unequal or active open prejudice tolerated. Tamarisk being the "first" in the area was a true reflection of what was going on in the USA during the civil rights movement, equality to all, leading to the advancement of culture and country. It send a clear message to racists and anti-semites, that it was a new era, and everyone would be treated equally at this club, private or not. It's no wonder Tamarisk quickly became a hit, and was widely known among the Hollywood elite, as the place to go as the parties and festivities were second to none! The land directly East of Tamarisk Country Club Golf Course and Estates was purchased and developed by the well known Annenberg family, patriarch Walter H. and matriarch Leonore, who were hailed as media giants owning several newspaper, radio stations and television stations, and are credited to bringing all 3 to the Palm Springs area and surrounding cities like Rancho Mirage. Walter H. Annenberg also served as US Ambassador to the United Kingdom and is known for advancing philanthropy and encouraging other wealthy people of the time, to also give to the less fortunate, a lesson and motto that has sadly almost disappeared in today's climate. Although not publicized, both Walter and Leonore were arguably the most generous of all, understood the true meaning of bing a "philanthropist", and gave hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars of their hard earned fortune, to the poor, the needy and otherwise, while building countless libraries, museums and other civic facilities as they knew giving back to their communities was part of the deal. California and specifically Rancho Mirage, were very lucky to have these incredibly generous family, declare this area for their iconic Sunnylands resort. To learn more about this humble, yet incredibly generous family, go to Annenberg.org. Every US President since the 1950's, their Cabinet members and spouses, foreign leaders and dignitaries from around the world as well as Royal Families from around the world have stayed at the Sunnlyands Compound which still hosts many high profile guests today. The Frank Sinatra compound is situated between Tamarisk County Club and Sunnylands to the South and West, and Mission Hills Country Club and golf resort is located just to the North. The Marx Brothers who started this movement, sold the remaining undeveloped, last parcel (which is where this home is located) to acclaimed aviation icon and voice of the time, Charles Cash, who like many who reach the pinnacle of their careers, transition their talents into Real Estate. Cash purchased the last parcel in the area, developing these mid-century modern homes thoughtfully designed on three streets in Tamarisk Heights: Chappell, Sun Valley and Cobb, all built in the mid-1960s.