Architect John Elgin Woolf’s legacy of restrained opulence meets a timeless renovation in this exceptional desert residence at Marrakesh Country Club. Set on a corner lot with mountain views and an expansive rolling greenbelt as its backdrop, the home features three ensuite bedrooms and captures the essence of Palm Desert sophistication. From the walled courtyard to the broad terrace, the home unfolds in layers where gallery lighting and graceful lines frame a striking marble fireplace, built in sound system, and refined finishes throughout. The extended dining area, highlighted by a beautiful picture window, flows seamlessly into a stylish kitchen with built in appliances, desk nook, and convenient barbecue just off the service entrance. The adjacent laundry enhances the thoughtful layout. The primary suite opens to the patio and mountain views, featuring a soaking tub, separate tiled shower, heated bathroom floors, and generous walk in closet. Bedroom Two opens to the courtyard with its own walk in closet, while Bedroom Three, currently used as a den, also opens to the courtyard with a full bath nearby. Garage parking accommodates two cars plus a golf cart. Take the Matterport Virtual Tour for a complete sense of flow. Marrakesh, surrounding Ted Robinson’s 18 hole executive golf course since 1969, remains one of the desert’s most architecturally significant enclaves with a recently renovated clubhouse, tennis, pickleball, and a full social calendar. The Town and Country Magazine profile in recent times speaks to the club’s energized scene for a whole new generation.