by TopTenRealEstateDeals.com that may be the coolest of those houses. Now, for $2.5 million, his “Honeymoon Hideaway” in Palm Springs could be yours.Anyone who has ever been to Graceland can tell you that the mansion’s Colonial Revival architecture is exactly what it is meant to be — traditional. Well, besides the size, as it’s over 10,000 square feet, Graceland looks like it could fit in in almost any neighborhood in America.
of Los Angeles, the House of Tomorrow was leased by the King and Priscilla around the time they got married, and the Presleys continued to rent it for a few years. Palm Springs in the 1960s must have been a pretty amazing place if you were a celebrity., Vistas Las Palmas, is right on the edge of town and was popular at the time with such Palm Springs legends as Peter Lawford and George Hamilton.
Deceivingly large, the home has five bedrooms and five baths along with a spacious interior in the round, which gives it its space age vibe. A favorite mid-century feature is the center-of-the-room fireplace with chimney suspended from the ceiling and walls of glass overlooking its 1.16 acres. Outside are a private garden, tennis court, orchard and a partly shaded terraced swimming pool for lounging and outdoor barbecues.
The main living area of the house is dominated by the dramatic fireplace and chimney in the center of the room: a great representation of Mid-Century Modern architecture.Relax by the shaded pool, just as Elvis might have, or play a little tennis on the courts.