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El Mirador

History, Charm, and Palm Springs Prestige

Steeped in history and lined with stately homes, El Mirador is one of Palm Springs’ most distinguished and architecturally rich neighborhoods. Originally developed in the 1920s around the legendary El Mirador Hotel, this area has long been synonymous with old Hollywood glamour, attracting celebrities, artists, and influential figures over the decades.


Today, the neighborhood blends historic charm with modern sophistication. Spanish-style estates, mid-century modern masterpieces, and thoughtfully restored bungalows sit on spacious lots framed by towering palms and scenic mountain views. With its central location, walkable streets, and a deep sense of community, El Mirador remains a sought-after address for those who appreciate classic Palm Springs elegance.

Neighborhood

El Mirador is a showcase of Palm Springs’ architectural evolution. Stroll through the tree-lined streets and you’ll find everything from 1920s Spanish Revival villas with red tile roofs to mid-century modern gems featuring walls of glass and indoor-outdoor living spaces. The neighborhood is known for its large lots, peaceful ambiance, and close-knit community, making it one of the most desirable places to call home in Palm Springs.

Dining and Entertainment

El Mirador residents are spoiled for choice when it comes to dining. Start your day with fresh coffee and a pastry at Koffi, enjoy a relaxed lunch at Cheeky’s, or book a table at Spencer’s for an elegant dinner beneath the stars. For classic Palm Springs ambiance, Melvyn’s offers Old Hollywood charm, while Copley’s serves gourmet cuisine in a historic setting.

103 Woodland, Fairfax MLS41_edited.jpg

El Mirador

History, Charm, and Palm Springs Prestige

Steeped in history and lined with stately homes, El Mirador is one of Palm Springs’ most distinguished and architecturally rich neighborhoods. Originally developed in the 1920s around the legendary El Mirador Hotel, this area has long been synonymous with old Hollywood glamour, attracting celebrities, artists, and influential figures over the decades.


Today, the neighborhood blends historic charm with modern sophistication. Spanish-style estates, mid-century modern masterpieces, and thoughtfully restored bungalows sit on spacious lots framed by towering palms and scenic mountain views. With its central location, walkable streets, and a deep sense of community, El Mirador remains a sought-after address for those who appreciate classic Palm Springs elegance.

103 Woodland, Fairfax MLS41_edited.jpg

El Mirador

History, Charm, and Palm Springs Prestige

Steeped in history and lined with stately homes, El Mirador is one of Palm Springs’ most distinguished and architecturally rich neighborhoods. Originally developed in the 1920s around the legendary El Mirador Hotel, this area has long been synonymous with old Hollywood glamour, attracting celebrities, artists, and influential figures over the decades.


Today, the neighborhood blends historic charm with modern sophistication. Spanish-style estates, mid-century modern masterpieces, and thoughtfully restored bungalows sit on spacious lots framed by towering palms and scenic mountain views. With its central location, walkable streets, and a deep sense of community, El Mirador remains a sought-after address for those who appreciate classic Palm Springs elegance.

Weather

Like all of Palm Springs, El Mirador enjoys year-round sunshine and warm desert breezes. Winter evenings hover around 50°F, while summer highs can climb to 105°F, making private pools and shaded courtyards an essential part of the lifestyle. Expect clear skies, golden sunsets, and star-filled nights nearly every day of the year.

Outdoor and Fitness

Outdoor enthusiasts will love living in El Mirador. The nearby Wellness Park features walking trails, a fitness loop, and scenic picnic areas, perfect for morning jogs or a peaceful afternoon in the shade. For a more intense workout, Palm Springs Fitness Center and EōS Fitness offer state-of-the-art facilities just minutes away. Golfers can tee off at O’Donnell Golf Club, the city’s oldest course, known for its lush greens and stunning mountain backdrop.

Shopping

El Mirador’s central location means you're just minutes from some of the best shopping in Palm Springs. Palm Canyon Drive is lined with high-end boutiques, vintage treasure troves, and home design showrooms, including Grace Home Furnishings and Hedge. Need essentials? Ralphs and Jensen’s Finest Foods are conveniently close for everyday grocery shopping.

Travel Time

Downtown Palm Springs – 5 minutes
Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) – 10 minutes
Los Angeles – Approx. 2 hours
Joshua Tree National Park – 50 minutes

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