California Comfortable — Where Desert Luxury Meets Timeless Design! Designed for those who arrive in the desert seeking refinement without effort, this exceptional La Quinta residence delivers a rare sense of calm, privacy, and finished luxury—a distinction recently recognized when the home graced the cover of GIO Magazine, Desert Living Edition. Every space has been thoughtfully curated, where warm materials, tailored furnishings, and elevated design choices create an environment that feels both indulgent and effortlessly livable. The interiors unfold with quiet confidence. From spa-inspired baths featuring stone finishes, sculptural vanities, and refined fixtures, to serene bedrooms dressed in soft textures and custom window treatments, the home reflects a level of detail typically reserved for far higher price points. The kitchen is both beautiful and functional, anchored by Fisher & Paykel appliances, clean-lined cabinetry, and a composition that supports easy entertaining and everyday elegance alike. Living spaces flow seamlessly indoors and out, furnished with intention and restraint. Brown Jordan outdoor furnishings extend the living experience into a private, resort-style backyard—a true sanctuary with a sparkling pool, manicured grounds, and no home behind, preserving open views toward the Santa Rosa Mountains. Morning light, quiet afternoons, and golden desert sunsets define the experience, whether hosting guests or enjoying solitude. Perfectly suited for the equestrian and polo lifestyle, as well as private club members wintering in the desert, this home offers complete ease of ownership. Everything has been done—beautifully, thoughtfully, and without compromise—allowing the next owner to simply arrive and enjoy. Completed in 2024, the residence offers approximately 2,833 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, all set within a setting that prioritizes privacy, comfort, and timeless design. This is desert living for those with discerning taste—where luxury is felt, not announced. Directions: Near the intersection of Monroe and 58th. Entry gate off of 58th.