Why Live in Warm Sands
Warm Sands, located one mile south of downtown Palm Springs, is a diverse neighborhood with a mix of 1920s Spanish-style homes, 1970s ranch-style houses, and manufactured homes. This area, older than Palm Springs by about 20 years, offers a suburban feel with a variety of home styles, including bungalows, Adobe-style houses, and midcentury manufactured homes. The neighborhood is divided into a 55+ manufactured home community on the western side and more contemporary residences to the east. Local dining options include NYC-style Townie Bagels, Aspen Mills Bakery & Cafe, and Nature’s Health Food & Cafe. Nearby attractions include Sunrise Park, which spans 38 acres and features children's play equipment, sports facilities, and a skate park, as well as Baristo Park and Prescott Preserve, which offers multi-use trails and bird-watching opportunities. The San Jacinto Mountains provide additional trails for biking, horseback riding, and hiking. Students in Warm Sands attend highly rated Palm Springs High, known for its specialized academies and dual enrollment program. While the neighborhood is somewhat walkable, public transportation is readily available, and major roads like Interstate 10 and California State Route 111 provide easy access to Coachella and Los Angeles. Warm Sands is 1.3 miles from Eisenhower Brimble and Jones Health Center-Palm Springs and 2.5 miles from Palm Springs International Airport. The area has wildfire, earthquake, and flooding risks, with city measures in place to mitigate these hazards.