Join us for a rare opportunity to experience one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated architectural gems from the inside. Nestled in the historic Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, the Morse Residence opens its doors exclusively for this intimate daytime experience, offering guests an exceptional glimpse into the architecture, design and glamorous desert lifestyle that define Palm Springs.

Built in 1961 by the Alexander Construction Company and designed by renowned architects Dan Palmer and William Krisel, the Morse Residence was the first home in Vista Las Palmas to be designated a Palm Springs Class 1 Historic Site. The home was later completely reimagined by Hollywood architect Harold “Hal” Levitt, whose portfolio included luxurious residences for Hollywood’s elite and the iconic Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. His sophisticated redesign gives the property a distinctive character that sets it apart from other Alexander homes.

Inside, discover an extraordinary blend of midcentury Modern architecture and elegant desert entertaining, from sleek architectural lines and vintage terrazzo surfaces to dramatic mountain views and the home’s unforgettable swim-up bar. Considered one of Palm Springs’ finest midcentury residences, the Morse House offers a rare chance to explore its remarkable interiors and experience firsthand the details that make this property truly one-of-a-kind.