Palm Springs’ last hillside community
Offering a quiet, serene hillside escape above it all
Amidst one of the most recognizable landscapes in the Coachella Valley, Desert Palisades comprises 110 private homesites along Chino Canyon — the cherished Palm Springs landmark where the desert floor rises to an alpine peak in a transition found nowhere else in North America.
- Homesites available
- 40110
- Available homesite sizes
- 15,580–30,089sq ft
- Elevation
- 250–350ft
The desert floor gives way to the mountain in one uninterrupted gesture — and the architecture, at its best here, simply gets out of the way.
An ensemble of singular architectural statements
Homes choreograph fluently with their surroundings
Each homesite at Desert Palisades is appointed to preserve the natural contours of the land and offer varying elevation, topography and view lines. No two properties are the same, no flat-grade pads will be constructed and no mass grading will occur.
A rare Palm Springs setting
Desert Palisades sits where the city ends and the mountain begins, at the northern edge of Palm Springs. More than 350 days of sunshine a year, ten minutes to downtown and the airport. From here you're within reach of the valley's full spread: dozens of restaurants and coffee houses, the design shops and mid-century landmarks of Palm Canyon Drive, art museums and theatres, and more than a dozen trailheads leading into the canyons and up the mountain. The coast, the mountains and Los Angeles are each a couple of hours out when the mood for a change arrives.
