Consider the “Q.” As in Quintessential. Quality. And, most relevantly, as in A. Quincy Jones, the seminal midcentury architect best known for designing Sunnylands, the storied Annenberg Estate in Rancho Mirage. He is also the architect of the unique 30 unit enclave known as Country Club Estates of Palm Springs. It is the desert’s only multi-residential development bearing his imprimatur, conferring on it a distinction of rare merit. Each home in this distinctive community pays tribute to the design features for which A. Quincy Jones is known: clerestory windows, an inside-outside aesthetic heightened by the interior atriums and their walls of glass that invite the outside in. Gracious, spacious rooms feature his widespread use of stacked, square masonry blocks. True to his appreciation of lovely living, the complex is architectured on four acres that allow for shaded walkways, expanses of greenery and an unobstructed view to the beloved San Jacinto Mountains.

In contrast to Sunnylands which was planned as a meeting place of dignitaries, Country Club Estates, built in the same time period of 1965, was designed for everyday living–as well as ensuring that its residents would then, and do now, enjoy living beautifully. It is our pleasure to welcome you to six of the homes in the A. Quincy Jones’ multi-residential masterwork, Country Club Estates of Palm Springs.

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