1133 Dolores is a truly unique residential offering located in the highly coveted Vista Las Palmas neighborhood of Palm Springs, an area renowned for its architectural pedigree and exclusivity. Originally designed by iconic mid-century architect Charles Dubois and built by the esteemed Alexander Construction Company, the home sits on one of the most desirable and exclusive lots in the neighborhood. Surrounded by government-protected land, the property benefits from rare, 360-degree unobstructed views of the San Jacinto Mountains—an exceptional feature that ensures long-term privacy and preservation of sightlines. The home was acquired in August 2024 for $2.75 million, recognizing both its historical significance and its irreplaceable setting.

Following acquisition, ownership embarked on a comprehensive luxury transformation, engaging renowned designer and architect Chris Pardo to reimagine the residence while honoring its mid-century roots. Approximately $1.75 million is being invested into a full-scale renovation and modernization, with landscape architecture by Foxterra designed to seamlessly integrate the home into its dramatic desert surroundings. Upon completion, the property is expected to deliver a best-in-class living experience within Vista Las Palmas. The home is scheduled to be brought to market in Q1 2026, positioned as a premier luxury offering with enduring architectural value, unmatched views, and a level of design rarely found in the Palm Springs residential market.