Elvis Presley’s "Honeymoon House of Tomorrow" Hits the Market for $5.6M
Designed by William Krisel in 1960, the Palm Springs property is packed with original detail and topped with a futuristic winged roof.
Designed by William Krisel in 1960, the Palm Springs property is packed with original detail and topped with a futuristic winged roof.
Location: 1350 Ladera Circle, Palm Springs, California
Price: $5,650,000
Architect: William Krisel
Year Built: 1960
Footprint:4,695 square feet (four bedrooms, five baths)
Lot Size: 0.48 acres
From the Agent: "This was the custom family home built for Robert and Helene Alexander of the famed Alexander construction company. Look magazine visited in 1962 for a peek into the futuristic design, declaring it the ‘House Of Tomorrow.’ The spaceship-like dynamic winged roofline shelters four circular pods, with the center of the house fanning out from the dramatic stepped waterfall. The entry path through carved wood, double-height entry doors ushers you to a sunken party pad of angular stacked stoned walls, glass, and a low-slung curved upholstered banquet embracing a futuristic steel beaker-shaped fireplace hood and floating hearth. Elvis Presley celebrated his honeymoon here in 1967, giving the home one of its names, the ‘Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway.’"
Set in the trendy Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, the restored midcentury is recognized for being the largest Alexander-built home—as well as the residence with the largest pool.
Photo by Chris Miller/One Point Media Group, courtesy of Compass
Photo by Chris Miller/One Point Media Group, courtesy of Compass
A rock wall encompasses the living room, which also features floor-to-ceiling glass doors that lead to a covered, poolside dining area.
Photo by Chris Miller/One Point Media Group, courtesy of Compass
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