Once barely visible behind overgrown bougainvillea and Queen Palms, a renovated 1950s "Alexander home" is back on the market in Palm Springs, California. Jackie Thomas and DeeAnn McCoy, the local design gurus behind Thomboy Properties, completely renovated the property in 2019—removing an '80s-style interior and restoring the home's classic features. Originally designed by iconic midcentury architect William Krisel, the home is one of many in Palm Springs that Krisel completed in partnership with the eponymous Alexander Construction Company.

Vista Las Palmas neighborhood of Palm Springs, the home was originally designed by architect William Krisel and built by the Alexander Construction Company in 1959. The home's subsequent owners layered the interior and exterior in '80s finishes before Thomboy Properties stepped in to restore the property in 2019." layout="wide" credit="Photo courtesy of Compass" photoUserId=""/>

The current owners also completed a round of upgrades, including new backsplash tile and countertops in the kitchen, as well as other system and cosmetic updates. The interior is also stocked with classic midcentury-style furniture—most of which is included in the purchase price. Yet arguably the home's biggest draw is the quintessential backyard patio, complete with a sparkling pool and views of the San Jacinto Mountains.

Larger than most Alexander homes at 2,250 square feet, the residence comes with three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The home is also located in arguably one of Palm Spring's most popular neighborhoods, offering quiet residential streets, along with panoramic south- and west-facing views toward the mountains. Keep scrolling to see more of the property, currently listed for $2,099,000.

707 West Regal Drive in Palm Springs, California, is currently listed for $2,099,000 by Jesse Huskey of Compass.

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