Presenting a distinguished Mid-Century Modern residence within the guard-gated enclave of Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club in Palm Springs. Originally designed by noted architect Richard Harrison, then expanded and thoughtfully enhanced by Architect, A William Hajjar to approximately 2,775 square feet, offering a refined interpretation of classic desert modernism. Positioned along the 16th green of the Ted Robinson-designed executive golf course, the residence captures sweeping southwestern views across the fairway, tranquil lake, and the dramatic mountain range beyond. Walls of glass invite abundant natural light, creating luminous interiors and providing generous gallery-style wall space ideally suited for a curated art collection. The floor plan features two well-proportioned bedrooms, two baths, and a versatile bonus workspace adaptable as a private office, studio, or creative retreat. A fireplace anchors the den area, lending warmth and architectural balance. The dining and well appointed kitchen areas open seamlessly to a private, hedge lined patio offering an intimate setting for outdoor dining and entertaining, embodying the essence of Palm Springs indoor/outdoor living. Seven Lakes offers an exceptional lifestyle with 15 pools and spas thoughtfully distributed throughout the community, as well as tennis and pickleball courts for active recreation. The iconic clubhouse, designed by renowned architect William Cody, serves as the social centerpiece, featuring an elegant dining room, vibrant lounge, and expansive outdoor terrace. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an architecturally significant home in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated Mid-Century Modern communities–where design pedigree, resort-caliber amenities, and panoramic desert vistas converge.