Featured on the Palm Springs Modernism Week Home Tours and in New York Times this time capsule home remains virtually untouched since it was built and is a vintage lover's dream come true! This is a unique opportunity to own the ORIGINAL HOME in the iconic Marrakesh Country Club designed by late architect John Elgin Woolf, known for his glamorous Hollywood Regency style. Popular design trends of the groovy1970s and its original color scheme of white and lime green extend from white rugs to floral swag drapes and the original Zenith television encased in white lacquer trimmed with the drapery fabric. Bold use of color continues in the two color-themed bedrooms and bathrooms, each decorated with authentic shimmering Mylar wallpaper. Brightly colored plaid hide-a-bed and customized bedspread to match curtains in the spacious Owner's Suite. You'll find an untouched kitchen with original cabinetry, green and yellow checkered wallpaper, a Roman shade over the window and the original stove. Surrounded by MAGNIFICENT VIEWS of Eisenhower and Santa Rosa Mountains this 1970s gem offers perhaps the very best location in the club. Situated close to the clubhouse on a quiet street with a community pool right across the street and plenty of guest parking. Current upgrades include new roof (March 2020) and paved driveway. Marrakesh is known for its timeless architecture and meticulous landscaping. Club amenities include golf, 14 pools, tennis, fitness and a clubhouse with spectacular views.