1772 S Araby Drive, Palm Springs, California 92264, Palm Springs, 92264 - 2 bed, 2 bath

1772 S Araby Drive, Palm Springs, California 92264 home-pic-0
ACTIVE$725,000
1772 S Araby Drive, Palm Springs, California 92264
2Beds
2Baths
1,426Sqft
Lot

Price Vs. Estimate

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Key pros and cons

Top Pros:
Iconic Mid-Century Modern Design: A Barry Berkus-designed unit in the desirable Park Imperial South, retaining its 'virtually original' mid-century aesthetic, appealing to architectural purists.
Top Cons:
Dated Original Features: While preserving original character, elements like the original cabinetry, range, hood, and the 'luxe porcelain sunken tub' in the guest bath may require modernization for some buyers. Jalousie windows could also be a concern for energy efficiency or security.

Compared to the nearby listings

Price:$725.0K vs avg $442.4K (+$282,550)82%
Size:1,426 sqft vs avg 1,307 sqft58%
Price/sqft:$508 vs avg $34090%

More Insights

Built in 1961 (64 years old).
Condition: Built in 1961, this property is exceptionally well-maintained and preserves its original mid-century modern character. While it features newer quartz countertops and some modern appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher), the listing explicitly notes 'original cabinetry, range and hood' in the kitchen, and an 'original luxe porcelain sunken tub' in the guest bathroom. These elements, along with the original jalousie windows, are functional but are significantly outdated by contemporary standards, even if they contribute to a desirable vintage aesthetic. The primary bathroom appears more updated, but the laundry placement within it is a functional drawback. Overall, the home is aged but maintained, with major components showing signs of being outdated, aligning with a 'Fair' condition score.
Year Built
1961
Close
-
List price
$725K
Original List price
$725K
Price/Sqft
$508
HOA
$710
Days on market
-
Sold On
-
MLS number
25594139PS
Home ConditionFair
Features
Good View: Mountain(s)
Patio
ViewMountain(s)

About this home

Enjoy the quintessential Palm Springs lifestyle at Park Imperial South, a cool mid-century complex designed in 1961 by Barry Berkus, featuring a signature folded plate roof and bold concrete block styling. For the purist, this residence is virtually original and has one of the best locations among the 30 units, situated off of the main street and just steps to the quiet and serene heated community pool. The spacious living area is ideal for entertaining and you can enjoy mountain views through the sparkling floor to ceiling windows. Original jalousie windows allow soft breezes to wash the interior throughout. Newer quartz countertops compliment original cabinetry, range and hood in this crisp kitchen. Laundry is conveniently located within the primary bath, and the guest bath has the original luxe porcelain sunken tub. The den/office opens to the main living area, but can be closed off with the original shoji screens for privacy or use as a third bedroom. The private patio is expansive enough for lounging in the sun and has a sweet shaded dining area for added protection from the desert sun. Two fruit trees are a lovely bonus. Exterior custom sun shades are provided for most west facing windows. One assigned covered parking space is a short walk from the patio. This is it. Hurry!

Nearby schools

4/10
Cahuilla Elementary School
Public,K-51.5mi
4/10
Raymond Cree Middle School
Public,6-83.4mi
4/10
Desert Learning Academy
Public,K-121.2mi
6/10
Palm Springs High School
Public,9-121.4mi
Condition Rating
Fair

Built in 1961, this property is exceptionally well-maintained and preserves its original mid-century modern character. While it features newer quartz countertops and some modern appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher), the listing explicitly notes 'original cabinetry, range and hood' in the kitchen, and an 'original luxe porcelain sunken tub' in the guest bathroom. These elements, along with the original jalousie windows, are functional but are significantly outdated by contemporary standards, even if they contribute to a desirable vintage aesthetic. The primary bathroom appears more updated, but the laundry placement within it is a functional drawback. Overall, the home is aged but maintained, with major components showing signs of being outdated, aligning with a 'Fair' condition score.
Pros & Cons

Pros

Iconic Mid-Century Modern Design: A Barry Berkus-designed unit in the desirable Park Imperial South, retaining its 'virtually original' mid-century aesthetic, appealing to architectural purists.
Premium Location & Community Access: Strategically positioned within the complex, off the main street, offering immediate access to the quiet, heated community pool.
Panoramic Mountain Views & Natural Light: Features floor-to-ceiling windows that capture stunning mountain views and flood the spacious living areas with natural light.
Versatile Living & Private Outdoor Space: Includes a flexible den/office (convertible to a third bedroom) and an expansive private patio with a shaded dining area and fruit trees.
Thoughtful Comfort & Parking: Equipped with exterior custom sun shades for west-facing windows to enhance comfort, and includes a convenient assigned covered parking space.

Cons

Dated Original Features: While preserving original character, elements like the original cabinetry, range, hood, and the 'luxe porcelain sunken tub' in the guest bath may require modernization for some buyers. Jalousie windows could also be a concern for energy efficiency or security.
Significant Monthly Association Fee: The $710.0 monthly association fee is substantial and adds a considerable recurring cost to homeownership.
Suboptimal Laundry Placement: The laundry's location within the primary bathroom may be considered inconvenient or less private by potential buyers.

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