Nestled in what is known as “Little Beverly Hills,” this Alexander Construction Company-built home belonged to an Olympian in the 1950s. It suffered neglect and fell into disrepair until the latest two homeowners restored it to its former glory and transformed into a midcentury paradise.
About Little Beverly Hills
Originally named Ramon Rise Estates, this neighborhood of Palm Springs was built in the 1950s, in part by the Alexander Construction Company. The Alexander-built section was touted as “Enchanted Village,” but since the neighborhood’s streets borrow their names from streets in Beverly Hills, the nickname “Little Beverly Hills” took off until it became officially referred to as Little Beverly Hills in the 90s. Learn more about the neighborhood’s history here.
Join Us for an In-Person Tour!
Join Atomic Ranch this February for a celebration of Modernism in Palm Springs. As part Modernism Week, enjoy a live talk and tour of this particular gem and exemplar of Palm Springs modernism. Find unexpected uses of breeze block, dreamy indoor-outdoor connection, a renewed sense of history and Little Beverly Hills-worthy glamour!
Step into the restored home for an in-person house tour on Friday February 14, 2025 as part of Palm Springs Modernism Week. Learn more about how the home was restored, ogle over the results, enjoy light refreshments, then gather poolside to hear from Atomic Ranch editor, Jickie Torres, and both homeowners to hear how they renovated and then personalized the Alexander Company built abode to reflect both a passion for preservation and vintage style.
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