The bathrooms and guest room experience is luxurious and simple, featuring BRAND-NEW granite tiles, natural stone flooring, shiny porcelain, and the fluffiest towels ever. The Primary bedroom’s ensuite bath includes a refreshed “Cleopatra” (step-down) tub/shower combo as was used in the design of all the homes in the neighborhood at the time. Original louvered glass panels that open and close to vent the shower are a charming feature that has been retained over the years. The guest bath is newly renovated with a double-size shower and offers a clever double entry that opens on one side to the pool and butler’s pantry as well as the living area hallway.

The Sunrise Room is so named for the beautiful glow it reflects in the early hours. Peek out the window in the morning, and see the San Jacintos and all the stunning cacti in the landscaping come to life in the sun’s natural spotlight. The room is set up with two twin beds that can be combined into a single “almost king” bed. Artwork in this room features a custom pop-art wall mural, and the owner’s original art work. It’s a whimsical space that evokes the optimism of the late 60s and early 70s, great for guests of any age and gender. 

Inspiration for the queen-bedded Agave Room comes from the massive agave plant framed in the room’s west-facing window and is a cowboy-hat-tip to our 1960s Los Compadres neighborhood. A custom agave wall mural, movie posters from spaghetti westerns, and playful throw pillows bring the theme to life inside. The lamps, sleigh bed, and nightstands are all West Elm furnishings.

Limoncello’s Primary Bedroom offers a mashup of midcentury inspiration and moody glamour. Creamy abstract wallpaper is accented with bold, golden geometry and the massive King platform bed from West Elm showcases the room’s most important purpose – an amazing night’s sleep. A generous slider opens to an outdoor patio section, along with access and views to the entire backyard. The large double vanity area features a make-up mirror, great lighting, and a custom stone counter. It’s separated from both the toilet/shower area and the sleeping space with pocket doors for privacy. A vintage stereo console has been updated to include Sonos speakers that are integrated with the house-wide system. Sliding plantation shutters ensure privacy and light control. Vintage lamps and the owner’s original artwork are also fun elements to enjoy!