Casa de Monte Vista's Spanish architecture, desert and mountain views from the Hollywood-history-drenched neighborhood of Old Las Palmas in Palm Springs portrays a sun-drenched oasis with a backyard pool.
Palm Springs, nicknamed “Hollywood’s Backlot,” is only 2 hours from Los Angeles and hosts six film festivals every year. Palm Springs, CA, boasts spectacular filming and photoshoot opportunities with its unique architecture and beautiful landscape. Palm Springs Film Location is a preferred location for photography and filming projects.
This property is a renovated 1920s Spanish-style private estate with Hollywood history. The estate is walled, gated and includes a solar-heated saltwater pool surrounded by a panoply of majestic 75' palm trees and botanical gardens. The perfect location for filming and photography projects in a quiet surrounding. 2 acres. Large open spaces with easy access gates and entries.
The Hollywood elite frequent this location because of the privacy and security. Owned by Robert Stack in the 1950-60s, the property was a common gathering place for The Rat Pack. Photo source: https://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Bowe-387
One of Palm Springs notable stories include Marilyn Monroe being discovered at the famous Racquet Club. Visit the 26' statue of Marilyn near us.
Plan your stay in Palm Springs at the historic Spanish estate of Casa de Monte Vista in the Old Las Palmas.
The Hollywood movie industry elite flocked to play in Palm Springs.
They could still honor their contract stipulations to remain “within two hours of the studio.” More importantly, the desert oasis offered them privacy from the watchful eyes of their studios and the press. During the early years of the 20s and 30s, studios invested a considerable amount of money in helping locate, groom, and establish potential stars. Therefore, they kept a tight rein on their stars’ images. These actors and actresses had little control over their careers, and their futures were at the mercy of the studio that signed them. Movie stars’ contracts even included what was known as a “morality clause .”Scandals caused studios to break an agreement with the star. Hollywood stars’ solution was the little-known and sparsely populated Palm Springs. Many began to purchase second homes in this remote yet easily accessible desert community. They could play, relax, and frolic in relative isolation away from the public eye.
A tour of the estate is the best way to view all your options.
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