The iconic Ocotillo Lodge was designed by noted architect William Krisel and completed in 1957 by the Alexander Construction Company. Originally a hotel and converted to condominiums in 1995, the Ocotillo Lodge is located in South Palm Springs in the Twin Palms neighborhood close to restaurants and shopping. Unit 102 is a first-floor unit in the Lodge, facing the interior of the complex, and close to the association pool and one of two hot tubs. Enjoy resort-style living with mountain views from the living area and private patio. Many of the upgraded features include a remodeled and expanded kitchen area with breakfast bar and a dishwasher, colorful wallpaper in the living area and bedroom, in-unit combo washer/dryer in the bathroom area, and tempered and UV glazed glass in the floor-to-ceiling windows. The space is designed in an adventurous "more is more" style to create a vibrant fun experience. Forever inspired by world travels and flea market treasure hunting, this unit is a dreamscape of color, texture and bohemian luxe. Designed in a maximalist style, this jewel box is filled with artisanal pieces sourced from Morocco and all over Latin America as well as local vintage boutiques and flea markets of Palm Springs. Each detail is curated and combined to celebrate the magic of the desert and spirit of the Ocotillo Lodge. Common area amenities include the iconic champagne cork shaped pool, hot tubs, the Sunshine Terrace, formerly the outdoor bar and lounge area during hotel days, workout room, and clubhouse. With such classic mid-century features, The Ocotillo Lodge has been part of Palm Springs Modernism Week in recent years. In addition, the property is currently undergoing review for Historic District Designation status with The City of Palm Springs. The property is being offered fully furnished with some exclusion items--See listing agent for more details.