Can you imagine having a Palm Springs, California address, like the wealthy, for less than $750K? Well, here's the chance. Two rock homes are for sale - 1 for $749K and 1 for $699K - both have already been reduced by $50K. 2bds, 1ba.
They were built in 1930 inspired by Hopi and Navajo homes. The owner passed away and the family has had them on the market since 2022. They are historic and eligible for tax abatement under California's Mill Act Program.
The listing is focused on the smaller one, listed for $699K.
So, you have a large living room with a fireplace. There's a nice big alcove, too.
You could do something with this. The alcove has a little stage-like elevation.
I'm not sure what this is, but there doesn't seem to be a kitchen. Maybe that's why this fireplace is higher, like an oven?
This looks like it would make a good kitchen, especially if you want a huge one.
A patio is outside the potential kitchen.
Here's a table by an old heat stove and there's also a cabinet.
The larger home, built in 1929, features a casita.
The real estate photos are terrible. They don't show bedrooms, baths, or which house is which.
A private road with limited access leads to the homes.
The property looks neglected and overgrown, with lots of dead weeds.
You can see here how the private road veers away from a Palm Springs neighborhood with pools and stuff.
Looks like you can't access it from that main road. It's like the black sheep of the family that has to use the back door.
The lot is 3.33 acres. I know that they reduced the prices but it still seems a lot for just a couple of stone shells. What do you think?
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The existing pool. Water can make an attractive transition between garden and countryside. Here the detailing of the pond is natural, with boulders used to make an informal surround.
The Garden Book, 1984
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A Dark, Coastal House
Photography by benmyhre on Instagram.
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This 1920 lone, stone home in Rosholt, Wisconsin is a pretty big fixer upper with 5bds, 2ba, and asking only $235K, even though it's on a 2 acre lot with farm outbuildings. Why? Probably b/c it's got the most haunted basement I've ever seen.
Even though it needs some work, I think you'll agree that it's not that bad, right?
And, then there's this. Note the opening on the left- "Oh, Pennywise, are you down there?"
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2249-State-Highway-66-Rosholt-WI-54473/79418621_zpid/
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Garden lighting can transform almost any design and extends the length of time one can sit outside. From indoors the results are equally important but remember that simplicity is the key to success.
Creative Gardens, 1986
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