Recently recognized with Historic Landmark Designation by the prestigious Indian Wells Preservation Foundation, Casa Dorado is a 1964 midcentury treasure nestled at the base of Eisenhower Mountain in Indian Wells. Designed by Long Beach architects Richard L. Poper and Jess J. Jones, the community reflects an organic vision where architecture and landscape coexist in harmony. The 116 resort-style homes are thoughtfully situated across 26 acres, offering a natural flow, dramatic views, and a sense of discovery throughout the property. The minimalist elegance of the design is what gives Casa Dorado its enduring strength and beauty.

Your tour begins at the bold, precast concrete clubhouse, an iconic expression of midcentury freedom and style. From there, you’ll wander through beautifully maintained grounds, passing by six sparkling pools, four scenic lakes and a charming four-hole pitch-and-putt golf course.

Guests will step inside eight distinctive homes, each reflecting the personality of their owners while staying true to the midcentury aesthetic. From retro-cool vintage to effortlessly modern interiors, these homes capture the spirit that makes the Palm Springs area a Modernism mecca.

Your tour concludes back at the clubhouse. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore one of Indian Wells’ most iconic midcentury communities.