500 E Amado Rd

The Deauville is a single-story resort-style condominium complex in central Palm Springs, completed in 1986 and spread across approximately 9.3 landscaped acres. Designed with mid‑century desert influences by noted local architect Hugh Kaptur, the community reads as a courtyard manor of low-rise clusters rather than a single tower. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom floor plans with features such as vaulted or cathedral ceilings, open living areas, multiple primary-suite configurations, kitchens with island or breakfast-bar layouts, tile and carpet flooring, walk-in closets, and private patios or balconies that capture broad mountain views. Shared facilities emphasize recreation and social life: three pools and spas with poolside showers, night-lit tennis courts, a fitness center, clubhouse and community gardens/fountains. Practical amenities include underground and covered parking with dedicated storage and bicycle space, gated entry with key fob access, on-site management, and HOA-covered services (water, garbage, some utilities and exterior maintenance). The community allows short-term rentals with minimum-stay rules, supports furnished or turnkey sales, and positions residents within a short walk of downtown Palm Canyon Drive, the convention center and casino, blending a vacation-resort atmosphere with everyday urban convenience.