LIVINGFrank Sinatra's Palm Desert Compound With Helipad, Tennis Court Listed For $4.2 Million — See The Jaw-Dropping Estate
While Frank Sinatra famously sang about New York, New York, it appears he also had a soft spot for sunny California, as he personally designed his own isolated slice of paradise on a mountain in Palm Desert. The late musician lived on the stunning compound for many years before it was listed for $4.25 million.
The enchanting property, built in 1970, may seem worlds away from civilization, but the California abode is actually only a 20-minute drive from local shops and restaurants. Sinatra — who died at 82 in 1998 — would use his 7.5-acre secluded compound to enjoy some down time and larger-than-life parties with his Rat Pack pals.
Named "Villa Maggio" after Sinatra's character, Angelo Maggio, in the 1953 movie From Here to Eternity, the estate is situated high above the rest of the city but offers a ton of room for passing and overnight guests.
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There are three residences on Sinatra's former compound, with the main house offering five bedrooms. In addition, the guest house has three bedrooms and the pool house has one.
Between the tennis court, oversized pool, outdoor lounging space and helipad for guests to arrive and leave, what more can one ask for when it comes to the ultimate backyard entertainment space?
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While parts of the interior have been carefully restored, a lot of the original tiles and wallpaper that the "Fly Me To The Moon" singer picked out remains. The updates were intended to keep the home as close as possible to the original design.
The eclectic living room is just steps away from the dining room, which offers magnificent views of the mountain range.
One of the many bedrooms offers a vaulted, wooden ceiling, classic paintings on the walls and seating areas all around.
