Look Inside Frank Sinatra's $3.7M Secluded California Estate

Frank Sinatra is loved for the swoon-worthy songs he gave to this world, but he also left his mark with this three-structure compound called Villa Maggio, which was one of his favorite personal residences. The singer took his song “My Way” quite literally when he helped to design and build the estate in 1970, making sure that it would be the ideal desert getaway where he could relax and recharge. Now, someone new will get the chance to own the 7.5-acre property listed on the market for $3.695 million.

Perched on a mountain in Palm Desert, the spread offers a resort-style pool, a helipad, a lighted tennis court, space for 24 cars to park, and a pool house with multiple saunas. In total, there are nine bedrooms and thirteen bathrooms so having guests will never be a problem.

Along with endless panoramic views, the structures feature cathedral-vaulted ceilings, stone fireplaces, and large terraces. Although there is certainly room for modernization, massive rooms are full of potential for a buyer with vision, and kitchens have already been updated with stainless steel appliances.

With Palm Springs International Airport just 26 miles away, and a helipad readily waiting for a luxe helicopter, it would be easy to make this a weekend escape or year-round home. Markus Canter of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices has the midcentury listing.

If you have a soft spot for Palm Springs, a property where Cary Grant used to retreat is also up for sale.