47314 Abdel CIR Palm Desert, CA 92260

Nestled in the heart of the iconic Marrakesh Country Club and overlooking the lush 3rd fairway, this spacious B-plan home embodies the timeless elegance of Hollywood Regency architecture, originally designed by John Elgin Woolf, known for introducing a new style of luxury in Hollywood in the 1950s and 1960s. Woolf's signature touches are evident throughout the home's design, from the dramatic double-door entry to the clean lines and timeless details. A gated courtyard welcomes you offering the perfect setting for seamless indoor-outdoor California living and entertaining. With HOA approval, the front courtyard may be expanded to accommodate an additional room or a private pool, enhancing the home's potential. Inside, the grand living space features soaring ceilings, a stately fireplace with custom built-ins, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls that flood the interiors with natural light and frame golf course views. The adjoining dining area is highlighted by a custom picture window, while the kitchen and two large bedroom suites with atrium-style bathrooms feature the highly sought-after original Marrakesh cabinetry - a hallmark of Woolf's refined aesthetic. A versatile third bedroom offers the perfect space for guests or extended family. Upgraded with a NEW SPRAY FOAM ROOF COATING (May 2025) with 5-year warranty and EV CHARGER IN THE GARAGE - valuable enhancements that make this home a standout. Positioned just steps from the community pool, spa, and guest parking, this home combines architectural significance with unmatched convenience. Marrakesh, with only 364 homes, is renowned for its Hollywood Regency style and welcoming atmosphere. Residents enjoy access to golf, tennis, pickleball, a fitness center, and a newly remodeled clubhouse with spectacular San Jacinto Mountain views. Ideally situated in the finest area of Palm Desert, it's just minutes from the luxury shopping, fine dining, and art galleries of El Paseo Drive. This is an extraordinary opportunity for a buyer seeking to restore a piece of architectural history or enhance it with modern touches.