911 Juarez Avenue

Certain residences are distinguished by their architecture. Others by their history. At 911 Juarez Avenue, the two come together in an extraordinary expression of Palm Springs luxury, where an iconic 1972 Buff & Hensman design has been meticulously reimagined for contemporary living. Privately situated on approximately 1.31 acres in gated Rose Hill at Las Palmas Heights, the estate commands dramatic mountain views. Originally commissioned for Jerry Zarowitz of Caesars Palace and associated with the legendary social circle of Frank Sinatra, the residence reflects an era when Palm Springs was the popular retreat of Hollywood's most celebrated personalities. A five-year restoration and expansion honors that legacy while introducing refined finishes and modern technology. A spectacular sunken living room pairs soaring ceilings and a monumental stone fireplace with its original Swarovski crystal chandelier. Fleetwood glass doors open to the pool terrace, while restored period furnishings, custom stonework and richly detailed finishes celebrate the home's architectural character. A wet bar and formal dining room with a temperature-controlled, three-sided 195-bottle wine cellar elevate entertaining. The chef's kitchen features Poggenpohl cabinetry, Cambria surfaces, Sub-Zero refrigeration and Wolf appliances. The primary suite offers a three-sided fireplace, sitting room, artisan-stone bath and two custom dressing rooms. Three additional ensuite bedrooms provide privacy, while the office/screening room retains Zarowitz's original custom desk. A newly built one-bedroom guesthouse with a living room, kitchenette and full bath is distinguished by a hand-painted mural paying homage to Caesars Palace. Outdoors, the estate reveals an expansive, sculptural pool and spa, framed by sweeping terraces, towering palms and the dramatic San Jacinto Mountains. An outdoor kitchen and five-hole putting green complete the resort-like grounds, while a three-car air-conditioned garage with a catering kitchen, smart-home technology and a 90-panel solar system add exceptional versatility. A rare convergence of architectural significance, Hollywood history and contemporary Palm Springs glamour.