784 E Alexander Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262

MID CENTURY MODERN ICONIC! An authentic Alexander home located on Alexander Way in the world-renowned Racquet Club Estates. When buyers around the globe envision Palm Springs Mid-Century Modern architecture, they picture the clean rooflines, post-and-beam design, and seamless indoor-outdoor living made famous by the Alexander Construction Company. This residence delivers that legacy in a beautifully positioned setting. Situated on an expansive 11,325 sq ft corner lot, the property offers true estate-scale outdoor living a rare find even within Racquet Club Estates. The oversized yard provides multiple defined patio environments, covered outdoor dining, and generous separation between neighboring homes. At the center of the rear grounds is a striking architectural pool designed to complement the home’s geometry while framing dramatic San Jacinto mountain views. The orientation captures both privacy and scenery, creating a classic Palm Springs backdrop of blue sky, palms, and mountains. Inside, the home retains hallmark mid-century elements while benefiting from thoughtful updates. The layout offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, maintaining the open-concept flow and indoor-outdoor connectivity that define Alexander design. Bathrooms have been updated, and a well-appointed cook’s kitchen anchors the living space with abundant counter area and functionality suited for entertaining. Large windows and sliding doors invite natural light throughout and reinforce the home’s architectural lines. The property presents a balanced opportunity: preserved character paired with room to incorporate today’s design sensibilities. Whether enjoyed as a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, or architectural investment, the home reflects both authenticity and potential. Adding to its provenance, the residence was home for decades to Blues Hall of Fame artists Kal David and Lauri Bono, contributors to the evolution of Palm Springs’ live music culture. The home served as a gathering place for musicians and creatives, weaving it into the modern cultural fabric of the city.