Nhà bán nhà để bán, Kelley Lane, Rancho Mirage, California 92270, HOA KỲ

Before his name is mentioned alongside modernist architects, Neutra and Schindler, acquire a ROBERT STONE original. The Dreamer Estate, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 4,029 square feet on 3.83 acres in Rancho Mirage, is architecture as cultural capital for those who collect design, not compromise to it. Stone, whose Acido Dorado and Rosa Muerta properties were photographed by Steven Klein for Vogue Italia, has created his most complete vision: two structures, DREAMER and LIL' DREAMER, connected by an expansive linear pool that functions as liquid architecture. Step inside the main residence where retractable glass walls dissolve into desertscape. Gazing upward: Mirrored ceilings capture the San Jacinto mountains, and when sunlight strikes the pool below, liquid gold dances across your living room ceiling, waves of light that shift by the hour, transforming the space into a living gallery. The kitchen defies convention with crocodile-embossed leather cabinetry inspired by Japanese tansu and Prada's aesthetic, bespoke stainless hardware, marble counters, and a window that floods the space with desert light. Your primary suite opens to a private patio with plunge pool and roof opening that frames the night sky, float under stars in complete privacy. Kelly green tile separates bedroom from bath, bold and unapologetic. Lil' Dreamer, the two-bedroom guest house, offers the same architectural vision in a more intimate scale with sunken living room and stone patio. Between them, the pool reflects both structures like a mirror. Nearly four acres in the ''Playground of the Presidents'' provides room to expand: tennis court, car gallery, sculpture garden, whatever your vision demands. Every detail chosen with intention: hand-placed breeze blocks creating sculptural walls, silver-glazed tile roof that reads like a Spanish spaceship, metallic surfaces that shift with the desert sun. Featured in Robb Report, Palm Springs Life, Mansion Global and most recently Wallpaper. When Stone's work enters museum collections, you'll own the Rancho Mirage masterpiece. Schedule your private viewing of this move-in ready tour de force.