Perched high on a coveted Southridge hillside, this rare freestanding condominium home offers unmatched privacy and sweeping views that capture the very essence of Palm Springs. From floor-to-ceiling window walls and an expansive balcony, take in a dazzling panorama stretching from the Indio Hills across Joshua Tree's rugged ridges to Big Bear's peaks—framed by the iconic Palm Springs windmills. Designed in 1964 by noted architects Leroy Rose and Harold Carlson, the residence has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. Every beam, floor, and support has been replaced, along with a new entrance deck and rear balcony, creating a home that is both timeless and enduring. Inside, a professionally designed contemporary mid-century interior showcases open, inviting living spaces. The chef's kitchen boasts custom maple cabinetry, Italian terrazzo counters imported from Tuscany, Jenn-Air Pro appliances, and Mannington Vermont maple hardwood floors. The primary suite is a serene retreat with double vanities, Italian mosaic tile, a frameless glass shower, Silestone granite finishes, and a custom walk-in closet. The guest suite offers equal sophistication with an Italian console vanity, Roman tub, and frameless shower. Throughout the home, thoughtful details elevate living and entertaining, including custom-built furnishings by LDC Design Studio, designer Italian lighting, recessed wall-wash fixtures, blackout energy-efficient blinds, a new tankless water heater, stackable GE washer and dryer, and a private outdoor dining area with ceiling fan and canvas privacy paneling. With only the sky and mountains as neighbors, this architecturally significant freestanding condo by Rose & Carlson delivers the rare combination of pedigree design, privacy, and world-class views—perfectly embodying the Palm Springs lifestyle. Adding to the ease of ownership, the HOA fee includes water and trash service, ensuring convenience and peace of mind.