2696 S Sierra Madre

Twin Springs is a single-story Mid-Century Modern condominium community in South Palm Springs completed in 1973 and designed by noted architect Donald Wexler. The gated development is intimate — roughly 40–43 fee-simple residences — arranged around meticulously landscaped grounds that include streams, water features, ponds and mature citrus trees. Units are primarily one-level flats and two-level layouts with signature midcentury details: large picture windows and expansive sliders, sunken living rooms with tall ceilings, multiple primary suites in some larger homes, built-in storage and integrated indoor-outdoor transitions via long covered patios or enclosed walled yards. Common facilities reinforce a resort atmosphere with two swimming pools and spas, tennis and shuffleboard courts, a Mid-Century clubhouse with fitness and kitchen facilities, locker rooms with saunas, and recreational rooms for games. Parking is provided by covered carports with additional locking storage adjacent to many entries; several lower units have direct carport access into private patios. The complex emphasizes relaxed desert living within walking distance of South Palm Springs amenities, golf, hiking and downtown, offering a preserved architectural character alongside modernized kitchens, laundry hookups, and upgrade potential for buyers seeking restorative work or turnkey options.