William F. Cody, FAIA, 1977. Casa Canyon nee Brevoort West is a rare, New York style Townhouse in South Palm Springs on Fee Simple land. Stunningly conceived by Cody to reflect a sophisticated lifestyle more akin to Manhattan than to Southern California. This stand alone, detached townhouse offers 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms in 2355 square feet. The impressive double-height living room with an 'atelier' style south facing window and the sculptural fireplace sets the tone for this impressive architectural statement. Graciously designed to offer a chef's kitchen, formal dining room, bar-lounge area, living room, den and Butler's pantry with laundry and a bathroom on the first level alone. Upstairs, the primary bedroom features vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, a full bath and ''Cody-esque'' windows flooding the space with natural light. The guest bedroom loft has its own ensuite bath, walk-in closet and has motorized privacy shades. Completing this unique lifestyle is a two-car carport adjacent to the unit, a swimming pool just steps away and a double door formal entry expressing the architectural ''compression and expansion'' concept. This is a rare offering. Custom window coverings, updated kitchen and primary bath, most furnishings available outside of escrow. Casa Canyon is a beautifully maintained community with 3 pools/spas offering incredible mountain views located in the coveted ''less windy'' south end adjacent to Indian Canyons Country Club. Casa Canyon (nee) Bevoort West is featured in the new book, Canyon Country Club, History and Design of Palm Springs' Garden of Eden by Steve Treinen.