69589 Presswood Road

Beautifully remodeled mid-century modern, set on 3.67 acres surrounded by open space! Roughly 860sf, 2 bed, 1 bath, main house with detached guest house/Tower, and an oversized detached 2 car garage ideal as a workshop or possibly RV garage. Practically everything is new and turn-key to get started living your dreams. The main entryway enjoys a covered front patio perfectly positioned to overlook the acres of open space and the backdrop of vast mountain ranges. Truly spectacular. The front door leads to the open concept living room. Gently vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting, new vinyl flooring, new windows featuring vertical windows that bring in the aura of natural desert inside. New hvac mini-splits. kitchen with center island, stainless steel; hood, stove, dishwasher and large sink with pull down faucet. Spacious master bedroom, with room for an office, built in closet alcove and views of ocotillo landscaping. The bathroom features a Dual raindrop shower & spray wand with substantial space. Outside; pebble stone patio with room for entertaining and dining alfresco. Authentic homestead era rock wall bbq enclosure with new wood pergola. Firepit to enjoy starry nights under the milky way. Renovated two story observation Tower, complete with an upper-level lookout platform with views for miles. Great space for artists, weekend slumber parties, or just your own office space away from everything! Detached oversized 2 car garage is truly bigger than pictures portray. With minimal neighbors surrounding, this home offers the seclusion and serenity craved by most. Colorful sunsets where the eastward mountains often glow red in the last light of the day, Panoramic vistas with a natural setting complements the modern architecture. The Desert Heights neighborhood has seen a renaissance of new construction and designer remodels throughout the area. More celebrities, musicians and artists are calling Desert Heights home than ever before. 15 minutes to Indian Cove Campground in Joshua Tree National Park. About 3 million tourists visit the JT park annually. This mid-century desert sanctuary is the perfect hideaway.