371 Desert Lakes Drive

Located within the architecturally significant Seven Lakes Country Club, this residence is a compelling example of midcentury modern design by architect Richard Harrison, reflecting the clean lines, open living spaces, and seamless connection between architecture and the surrounding desert landscape that define the era. The home has been thoughtfully updated while restoring and preserving original architectural details, honoring its midcentury heritage while introducing the comfort and functionality of modern living. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides of the main living area create a remarkable sense of openness, natural light, and connection to the outdoors. Its desirable north-south orientation allows for abundant natural light while minimizing direct sun exposure into the interior. Overlooking the beautifully maintained golf course, the residence enjoys expansive views with limited golfer traffic immediately adjacent to the home, offering an added sense of privacy and tranquility. Additional improvements, including an owned solar system, updated electrical panel, and newer appliances, contribute to the home's modern functionality and energy efficiency. Conveniently positioned near a community pool, the residence also benefits from a designated covered carport located just steps from the front entrance, a particularly desirable convenience within Seven Lakes, where parking proximity varies between residences. The community itself is celebrated for its distinctive collection of midcentury residences, beautifully landscaped grounds, and iconic clubhouse designed by renowned architect William F. Cody. Community amenities include an executive golf course designed by Ted Robinson, tennis and pickleball, 15 pools and spas, and a vibrant clubhouse offering dining and social gatherings. The guard-gated setting further enhances the appeal, balancing privacy with the resort-like atmosphere that has long distinguished Seven Lakes. Ideally situated in South Palm