Set across two fairways with sweeping southern mountain views, this exceptional Seven Lakes residence occupies one of the community's most storied settings--overlooking the celebrated 13th hole, where President Dwight D. Eisenhower made his first and only hole-in-one on February 6, 1968. Adding to its distinction, the home was recently featured on an episode of American Dream TV, and a photograph of the residence appeared in a Palm Springs Post article highlighting the Historic Designation of Seven Lakes. Completely rebuilt to the studs in 2025, this sophisticated 3-bedroom, 3-bath residence has been thoughtfully reimagined for modern desert living while honoring the principles of classic mid-century design. Clean architectural lines, expansive interiors, and walls of glass are complemented by Owned Solar, Tesla battery storage, and a new Lennox HVAC system--bringing modern efficiency to timeless desert architecture. Large-format porcelain flooring flows throughout and onto the terraces and private courtyard. Fleetwood double-pane sliding doors frame the fairways and mountains, while recessed motorized shades provide effortless privacy and comfort. The custom architectural kitchen features sleek Leicht cabinetry and a curated collection of Bertazzoni, Bosch, and Monogram appliances, complemented by an expanded dining area designed for entertaining. The primary suite is a serene retreat with custom built-ins, integrated California Closets furnishings, and a spa-inspired bath with sculptural soaking tub. The third bedroom offers flexibility as an office and guest suite with a custom California Closets Murphy bed and integrated nightstands. An extended bar opens to a private courtyard with marble fountain, custom fire feature, and built-in grilling station-an intimate setting for quintessential Palm Springs indoor-outdoor living. Beyond the 24-hour guard-gated entrance, Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club--''The Gem of the Desert''--offers a Ted Robinson-designed executive golf course, 15 pools and spas, tennis and pickleball courts, and the iconic William F. Cody-designed clubhouse. Architectural significance, meticulous renovation, panoramic views, media recognition, and a remarkable connection to Palm Springs history come together in a truly one-of-a-kind residence.