A masterfully preserved original William Krisel, reinvented for longevity.Mountain views. Detached casita. Architectural-grade materials and finishes.The Racquet Club Road Reconfiguration Project reduced the roadway from four travel lanes to one in each direction, with a designated bike lane on each side. A major improvement for homeowners with Racquet Club Road addresses.438 is completely renovated with a custom steel roof and new plumbing, electrical, gas, and insulation.Thoughtfully designed clerestory windows frame San Jacinto Mountain views. Every wall, floor, and ceiling refinished. Caesarstone countertops and a bi-level kitchen island. Exposed wood and beam ceilings. Polished concrete floors. A home improved with intent to last.Detached pool house/casita with a floor-to-ceiling wall of glass showcasing mountain views.The backyard was reimagined for entertaining and everyday living. Two outdoor showers. Massive sunken fire pit lounge. Putting green. Industrial-grade steel trellis covering the bar, BBQ, and outdoor dining area. Integrated seating, tanning decks, shaded hammocks... and a grassy knoll.A two-year renovation focused on quality, longevity, and preserving the integrity of Krisel's original design. Featured on the 2015 Palm Springs Modernism Week home tour.Schedule to see it in person today.