Set across two fairways with sweeping southern mountain views, this exceptional Seven Lakes residence occupies one of the community’s most storied settings–overlooking the celebrated 13th hole, where President Dwight D. Eisenhower made his first and only hole-in-one on February 6, 1968. Adding to its distinction, the home was recently featured on an episode of American Dream TV, and a photograph of the residence appeared in a Palm Springs Post article highlighting the Historic Designation of Seven Lakes. Completely rebuilt to the studs in 2025, this sophisticated 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence has been thoughtfully reimagined for modern desert living while honoring the principles of classic mid-century design. Clean architectural lines, expansive interiors, and walls of glass are complemented by Owned Solar, Tesla battery storage, and a new Lennox HVAC system–bringing modern efficiency to timeless desert architecture. Large-format porcelain flooring flows throughout and onto the terraces and private courtyard. Fleetwood double-pane sliding doors frame the fairways and mountains, while recessed motorized shades provide effortless privacy and comfort. The custom architectural kitchen features sleek Leicht cabinetry and a curated collection of Bertazzoni, Bosch, and Monogram appliances, complemented by an expanded dining area designed for entertaining. The primary suite is a serene retreat with custom built-ins, integrated California Closets furnishings, and a spa-inspired bath with sculptural soaking tub. The third bedroom offers flexibility as an office and guest suite with a custom California Closets Murphy bed and integrated nightstands. An extended bar opens to a private courtyard with marble fountain, custom fire feature, and built-in grilling station-an intimate setting for quintessential Palm Springs indoor-outdoor living. Beyond the 24-hour guard-gated entrance, Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club–”The Gem of the Desert”–offers a Ted Robinson-designed executive golf course, 15 pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, and the iconic William F. Cody-designed clubhouse. Architectural significance, meticulous renovation, panoramic views, media recognition, and a remarkable connection to Palm Springs history come together in a truly one-of-a-kind residence.