The stunning home of Old Hollywood star Loretta Young has gone on the market for just under $2.5 million.
Having shot to fame as a child star in 1917, and with a career spanning seven decades, the Oscar-winner is firmly cemented in the hall of fame.
And the late actress’ Palm Springs home has been dubbed equally as “glamorous and iconic” – and it’s now up for grabs.
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The 3,510-square-foot “architectural gem” was designed by Charles W. Doty, blending classic mid-century modern style with Old Hollywood charm.

Built in 1964, the home boasts three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and plenty of space for entertaining, reports Luxury Property News.
The mansion’s curvilinear design has been branded a “showstopper”, with gracefully curved walls, unique round rooms, and dramatic circular terraces.
At the home’s center is a one-of-a-kind living room with fourteen-foot ceilings inspired by Japanese origami, wraparound glass walls, terrazzo flooring, and a suspended fireplace.

Meanwhile the tranquil primary suite is a private sanctuary that opens onto a cascading waterfall and open-air shower.
Enter through the grand circular driveway surrounded by palm trees, koi ponds, and gardens, and step into a backyard oasis complete with curved pool, fire pit, and lovely gardens featuring citrus, fig, guava, and plumeria trees.
The two-car garage and ample additional parking are perfect for the collector.

The 15,245-square-foot corner lot faces south for optimum natural light, golden hour sunsets, and epic mountain vistas.
Privacy hedges surround the property for ultimate security and tranquillity – ideal for a celeb of Young’s stature.
The luxury estate has been upgraded with designer finishes and modern amenities, including 49 leased solar panels.

The trophy home is nestled in the coveted Deepwell neighbourhood, an enclave of celebrity history and stunning mid-century moderns.
Young’s impressive career included an Oscar, two Golden Globes, three Emmys and two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The late actress starred in over 100 films, and is best known for ‘The Farmer’s Daughter’ and ‘Come to the Stable’.

Married three times, she had highly publicised affairs with Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable, her co-star in 1935’s ‘The Call of the Wind’.
Young passed away in 2000 at the age of 87, though the place she once called home still retains its Old Hollywood charm.
The property, which features on Top Ten Real Estate Deals, is currently available with Compass for $2.449 million.
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