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"STATS\n\n 4 BEDROOMS\n\n 5 BATHROOMS\n\n 3,800 SQ. FT.\n\n $2.3 MILLION\n\nIn 1954, architect Donald Wexler built this low-slung modernist house in Palm Springs, California, for actress Andrea Leeds and her husband, Robert Howard (whose family owned and raced the legendary horse Seabiscuit). Situated in the tony Old Las Palmas neighborhood, the property was later home to novelist and producer Sidney Sheldon, before its current owners purchased it and restored its original midcentury flavor.\n\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookAt night, the house glows lanternlike in the desert.Painted-wood-beamed ceilings and terrazzo floors distinguish the spacious interiors.\n\nItalian-terrazzo floors, plaster walls, and slumpstone surfaces add an intriguing texture to the glamorous interiors, while floor-to-ceiling windows allow generous sunlight. The spacious master suite includes two full baths. A swimming pool and spa (as well as a terrace and built-in barbecue) offer outdoor recreation and relaxation. A large lanai shades an open fireplace.\n\nPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookBroad sliding doors frame views out to a secluded courtyard.The expansive lanai features a built-in fireplace.\n\nContact: Deasy/Penner &amp;amp; Partners, 310-275-1000; Leeds-Howard House\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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