2839 N Davis Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262

Property Description

Welcome to 2839 N Davis Way--an extraordinary fusion of iconic Palm Springs mid-century modern architecture and sophisticated, contemporary design. Originally built in 1959 by the renowned Alexander Construction Company and attributed to legendary architects Palmer & Krisel, this home is a shining example of the 'Desert Modernism' movement that helped define the Palm Springs aesthetic. With its distinctive beamed ceilings, clean lines, clerestory windows, and harmonious indoor-outdoor flow, this architectural gem captures the spirit of an era--and elevates it for modern living.Adding to its rich history, this home was once owned by television star Milburn Stone, best known for his role as 'Doc' Adams on Gunsmoke. It stands not only as a residence but as a tangible piece of Hollywood and architectural heritage, nestled in the highly sought-after Racquet Club East neighborhood, a showcase of mid-century homes.Inside, the home has been meticulously reimagined by Corsini Stark architects and a celebrated interior designer from HGTV, marrying timeless style with the comforts of contemporary life. An open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining, and family room, making it perfect for modern entertaining and everyday ease. Three spacious bedrooms and three beautifully appointed bathrooms offer private comfort, each framed with intentional, elevated design.A stunning glass breezeway leads to the show stopping primary suite--a sanctuary of glass and light with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of a newly renovated backyard oasis. The en suite bath is a true indoor-outdoor Welcome to 2839 N Davis Way--an extraordinary fusion of iconic Palm Springs mid-century modern architecture and sophisticated, contemporary design. Originally built in 1959 by the renowned Alexander Construction Company and attributed to legendary architects Palmer & Krisel, this home is a shining example of the 'Desert Modernism' movement that helped define the Palm Springs aesthetic. With its distinctive beamed ceilings, clean lines, clerestory windows, and harmonious indoor-outdoor flow, this architectural gem captures the spirit of an era--and elevates it for modern living.Adding to its rich history, this home was once owned by television star Milburn Stone, best known for his role as 'Doc' Adams on Gunsmoke. It stands not only as a residence but as a tangible piece of Hollywood and architectural heritage, nestled in the highly sought-after Racquet Club East neighborhood, a showcase of mid-century homes.Inside, the home has been meticulously reimagined by Corsini Stark architects and a celebrated interior designer from HGTV, marrying timeless style with the comforts of contemporary life. An open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining, and family room, making it perfect for modern entertaining and everyday ease. Three spacious bedrooms and three beautifully appointed bathrooms offer private comfort, each framed with intentional, elevated design.A stunning glass breezeway leads to the show stopping primary suite--a sanctuary of glass and light with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of a newly renovated backyard oasis. The en suite bath is a true indoor-outdoor experience, with a soaking tub and shower encased in floor-to-ceiling windows and surrounded by a living privacy wall of manicured hedges and desert flora.Outside, revel in the quintessential Palm Springs lifestyle with a sparkling pool, bocce ball court, and multiple lounge and dining areas--all set against the backdrop of breathtaking mountain views. Professionally excavated and artfully designed, the front and backyards feature drought-tolerant landscaping for effortless beauty and sustainability.This is more than a home; it's a masterwork of history, design, and livability. Experience the legacy--and the future--of Palm Springs at 2839 N Davis Way.