On March 26, 2006, J.R. Moehringer from The Los Angeles Times reviewed the Frank Sinatra Estate in an article titled, “The House I Lived In”. Here’s a sample from the article, which you can read here online.
“Twin Palms, the four-bedroom, 4,500-square-foot mini-mansion where Sinatra lived from 1947 until about 1954, sits plainly and unassumingly a mile from busy downtown Palm Springs, right off one of the city’s main drags. Back when Palm Springs was a drowsy desert village, Sinatra commissioned the house to be built as the primary residence for his family, and he wanted it built fast. Workers using floodlights labored around the clock.”
View the Article Here
On March 26, 2006, J.R. Moehringer from The Los Angeles Times reviewed the Frank Sinatra Estate in an article titled, “The House I Lived In”. Here’s a sample from the article, which you can read here online.
“Twin Palms, the four-bedroom, 4,500-square-foot mini-mansion where Sinatra lived from 1947 until about 1954, sits plainly and unassumingly a mile from busy downtown Palm Springs, right off one of the city’s main drags. Back when Palm Springs was a drowsy desert village, Sinatra commissioned the house to be built as the primary residence for his family, and he wanted it built fast. Workers using floodlights labored around the clock.”
View the Article Here
