Seven Lakes Country Club is the epitome of midcentury modern architecture in Palm Springs, designed by Richard Harrison and William Cody. Its stylish, luxurious homes feature high ceilings and walls of glass, and are spread across 120 lush acres of fairway, greenbelts and water features. The community is guard gated and has been home to celebrities and luminaries over the years. What makes this unit special are the upgrades and decorator touches rendered with sensitivity to the historical style as well as the comforts and conveniences of today's modern life. Some of the details of note are the new kitchen featuring solid walnut cabinets, quartz countertops and new appliances; new 24x24 terrazzo style tiles extended from the interior to the patio and courtyard; and renovated bathrooms including steam shower in the primary bath. The east-west orientation affords fairway views from the patio and San Jacinto mountain views from the private courtyard. The community also includes 18 holes of golf designed by Ted Robinson, a well-appointed clubhouse, 15 pools and spas and a full-sized tennis/pickleball court.