Twin Palms Palm Springs
Palm Springs, FL
Of course Frank Sinatra no longer lives here, but Twin Palms will forever be associated with the late crooner. After all, this is the place where Sinatra threw a fit and tossed then wife Ava Gardner's belongings onto the driveway after he caught her spying on him and Lana Turner. A host of glamorous parties also took place at this 4,500-square-foot Palm Springs estate, which has three bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a piano-shaped swimming pool with cabana, and period furniture designed by Knoll, Vladimir Kagan, and T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings.
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From Travel + Leisure, Feb 2008
“Of course Frank Sinatra no longer lives here, but Twin Palms will forever be associated with the late crooner. After all, this is the place where Sinatra threw a fit and tossed then wife Ava Gardner's belongings onto the driveway after he caught her spying on him and Lana Turner. A host of glamorous parties also took place at this 4,500-square-foot Palm Springs estate, which has three bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a piano-shaped swimming pool with cabana, and period furniture designed...” MORE>>
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