520 W Via Lola, Palm Springs, California 92262

Welcome to 520 W Via Lola, a reimagining of modernist design rooted in the principles of International Style architecture. Spanning approximately 4, 581 square feet, the home offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms which includes an attached casita. Interior architectural atriums invite natural light deep into the living spaces, creating a seamless indoor outdoor flow. Guided by the philosophy that form follows function, this residence blends clean geometry, purposeful space, and a refined sense of minimalism. Located in the sought after neighborhood of Old Las Palmas the estate was originally built in 1954 and transformed in 1984 by designer James Callahan. His vision draws clear inspiration from Walter Gropius, Le Corbusier and Richard Meier, resulting in a residence that feels both architecturally significant and livable. Upstairs, two expansive patios frame panoramic mountain views, capturing the essence of desert living. The fully walled and gated grounds provide privacy and serenity, set among mature palms and notable neighboring estates – including the former home of Kirk Douglas, Sidney Sheldon, Kitty Karlisle, and Winthrop Rockefeller. This is a piece of architectural narrative, evolved for modern luxury living – minutes to the new Soho House Palm Springs, multiple hotels slated to complete renovations 2026, The Plaza Theatre set to reopen this year along with a restaurant scene setting up for a revival of the good times of the legendary Rat Pack era for today’s lifestyle.