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Palm Springs Vacation Homes by Neighborhood
Palm Springs is the one people picture: mid-century houses under the San Jacinto mountains, pools that catch the afternoon sun, and a downtown you can walk to. Which part of town you stay in shapes the trip more than anywhere else in the valley, so our 23 houses here are grouped by neighborhood.
Short on time? Start with our guide to six standout luxury vacation homes in Palm Springs, or see all our Palm Springs vacation rentals across the valley.
Near downtown: Old Las Palmas and the Movie Colony
The blocks around downtown, from the walled estates of Old Las Palmas to the Movie Colony's 1930s hideaways. The closest homes to Palm Canyon Drive's restaurants, galleries and Thursday-night VillageFest: the nearest are a walk away, the rest a few minutes' drive.
The north end: mid-century streets and mountain views
North of downtown the city opens out: the Alexander-built mid-century tracts around Racquet Club Estates and Vista Las Palmas, the hillside streets of Little Tuscany and Tuscany Heights, and gated enclaves toward the north. Wider lots, mountains on three sides, and a short drive to Uptown's restaurants.
South Palm Springs: Deepwell, Twin Palms and The Mesa
South of downtown the city runs up against the mountains: Deepwell and Twin Palms on the flat, The Mesa and the hillside streets toward the Indian Canyons above them. Quieter streets, the light going golden first in the afternoon, and from the hillside homes, the whole valley below.
