2615 E Palm Oasis Street, Palm Springs, California 92264

$649,000

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

2

Square Feet

1,832 sqft

City

Palm Springs

Status

Active

Some properties check boxes. This one rewrites the checklist entirely.In a valley where 'condo' almost always means shared walls and shared compromises -- this one stands apart. Literally. This 1,832 sq ft, 2-bed, 2-bath is a fully detached, ranch-style standalone home inside the intimate 21-unit Palm Oasis community with 3 swimming pools. No shared walls. No unit above or below. And you own the land -- fee simple title. In a market dominated by leased-land condos, that alone makes this a unicorn.Positioned steps from the greenbelt with a community pool so close it feels private, this home lives nothing like a condo. Three skylights flood the interior with natural light. The great room soars with 14-foot ceilings, clerestory windows, and a gas fireplace. The kitchen offers abundant cabinetry, pull-out shelving, and soft-close drawers with a walk-out patio for morning coffee or evening entertaining.The enclosed sunroom with glass wall and independent cooling flexes as office, studio, or den. Designer touches include custom Cole & Son x Fornasetti 'Frutto Proibito' wallcovering -- a hand-drawn archival Italian art print layering mischievous monkeys, sprawling pomegranate branches, and rich botanical detail on a warm gold ground. Sophisticated without taking itself too seriously, it's the kind of statement piece that stops people mid-tour.The primary suite impresses at 16x15 with high ceilings, oversized sliders, floor-to-ceiling windows, walk-in shower, water closet, and walk-through closet. The guest bedroom sits privately on the opposite end with its own courtyard and pool access. A two-car garage adds laundry and generous storage.Outside the gates -- walking distance to Trader Joe's, minutes to dining and Palm Springs International Airport, directly across from Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort, and near the emerging CV Link trail.Land you own. Zero shared walls. Unicorns are rare. So is this. Don't let it walk away.