This is an exquisite villa with uninterrupted views of the beautiful San Jacinto Mountains – need we say more? Well, we're going to. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and sleek beige tones, this home nestles itself nicely into the natural environment. The stylish interior channels a sophisticated ambience, with its marble flooring, opulent furniture, dramatic spotlighting and chef's kitchen.

An open-plan layout connects the kitchen and dining areas to the relaxing living room, all with panoramic views of the mountains. There are five large bedrooms with deluxe beds that promise restful nights, and luxurious en-suite bathrooms that feature marble-tiled walk-in showers and spa facilities. Those keeping one eye on work during their stay will find two desk spaces that are perfectly suited for hosting client catch-ups and meetings.

Stepping outside, you’ll find a beautifully manicured, rich green garden that overlooks the mountains – there's really not a blade of grass out of place here. There is an alfresco dining area, as well as lounging areas and an outdoor fire pit to stay cosy around on a chilly summer's eve.

Located on the edge of Desert Hot Springs, you’ll be just a short four-minute drive away from upscale shops, restaurants, and spas while also being a forty-minute drive from the incredible hiking trails of Joshua Tree National Park.

P.S. We are stricting adhering to the platform's guidelines regarding sanitization of the home between guest visits. The expert housekeeping staff is cleaning every nook and cranny with bleach and safe materials that will keep all surfaces clean.

Pop-up parties are strictly forbidden, and could result in immediate eviction without refund. Thorough screening is done ahead of time, and technology is used to determined if unauthorized parties and events are taking place.

Also, regardless of the type of event or party (even if approved), please note that the maximum occupancy may be limited in size, according to guidelines enforced by Riverside County, the State of California, and/or the US Government.

Permit No.: VRP23-0029