A fine example of early Palm Springs modernist architecture in a custom home, designed by Herbert Burns in 1949, which features many of his hallmarks: low, pitched horizontal roof lines with deep overhangs, floating interior soffits, stack stone decorative walls and planters, and an original built-in mantle clock. This home embraces indoor/outdoor living with a lanai off the main living area covered by an architectural shade system with a stone fireplace/bbq; floor to ceiling glass from the kitchen overlooking pool and spa. An oversized living area with expansive windows on three sides that is anchored by a stunning stone fireplace wall. The two-car garage is currently in use as a game area.