RIMCREST at Southridge is an exceptionally unique condominium complex composed of 51 units, built into the hillside below the Bob Hope House. Designed by architects Rose and Kaplan in 1967, the homes were built into the hillside, each one with its own individual setting and view. Inspired by Moshe Safdie's EXPO '67 it is an outstanding early example of Brutalist Architecture. This particular home has 235 degree views of the entire Coachella Valley from San Jacinto to LaQuinta and potential for a mother-in-law's apartment. The guest bedroom has had two large glass windows installed, giving the room a view of the entire valley floor. The only unit in the compound with such fenestration in the guest bedroom. 2 heated pools with jacuzzis, 1 separate spa.
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