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Your vacation in Rancho Mirage is most likely to get away from it all, and enjoy a quiet, restful escape in the desert sunshine. But what makes this quiet destination unique is every convenience and many forms of entertainment, are all in close proximity. Rancho Mirage offers a much more insulated version of the Palm Springs desert experience, yet only 10 minutes from the airport.
Rancho Mirage is located in the geographic center of the Coachella Valley (oft referred as “the desert”), just 11 miles southeast of Palm Springs. Nestled at the base of the Santa Rosa foothills, Rancho Mirage's air is clean, the nights are star-filled and shadows change the colors of the mountains every afternoon. Resort living, superb dining, outdoor recreation, cultural and business opportunities all contribute to a superior quality of life with sunshine nearly 350 days out of the year.
The city’s reputation is built on its first-class residential developments. In its history, Rancho Mirage enjoyed a steady growth of new country club development: Thunderbird, Tamarisk, Desert Island, The Springs, Sunrise, Mission Hills, Rancho Las Palmas and Morningside all helped shape the community’s lush look.
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Tamarisk is one of Rancho Mirage’s earliest subdivisions, centering around the members-only Tamarisk Country Club formed in 1953. This 1964 vacation home was built during the mid-century architecture period and was updated with furnishings from the early 1960s and use of new fabrics, colors and floor finishes that complement the era. The dynamic floor plan and use of big spaces, inside and out, make for a full-throttle desert experience.
Both master suites are situated on opposite ends of the home with the fully-quipped kitchen, dining and living rooms as the center, all facing a spectacular mountain view cradled by the sunken swimming pool and garden area. The home is 2000 square feet with over 600 additional square feet comprised of the screened atrium and view-facing front patio. Floor-to-ceiling glass in every room bring the outside in, so you feel the desert environment at every turn.
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