Located in the coveted Deepwell Estates neighborhood, this late-modern architectural home built in 1974 captures the essence of desert modernism with its sleek lines and commanding mountain views from both inside and out. Deepwell’s location in the desirable south end of Palm Springs offers a unique blend of tranquility, walkability, and proximity to some of the city’s best restaurants, midcentury landmarks, and resort amenities. Enter through a custom commercial glass door into a spacious living room with 10-foot Fleetwood floor-to-ceiling glass walls that open to a south and west-facing backyard; a seamless extension of the interior space and a perfect frame for dramatic sunsets. The kitchen features abundant cabinetry, generous counter space, and a casual breakfast area conveniently situated behind the main living and dining rooms. Recently renovated bathrooms bring a sophisticated, contemporary touch that integrates effortlessly with the home’s original design. Currently set up as a 3 bedroom house, a 4th has been opened up and is used as a den or office but could be reconfigured back into another bedroom. One of the signature elements of this property is its dramatic ceiling height in the main living area, creating a striking connection to the surrounding mountains a defining hallmark of late-modern Palm Springs architecture.