The house

Tres Palmas was designed by Wexler and Harrison, originally occupied by Richard Harrison, and later home to Jack LaLanne. The living room has a sectional, armchairs seating six, a TV, and sliding doors to the pool and patio. The kitchen has stainless appliances, a gas stove, and a breakfast bar seating two. The dining room features a sputnik chandelier and frosted-glass furniture. All three bedrooms have direct pool or patio access. The primary ensuite has a marble double vanity, a walk-in shower, and a door to the patio. The second bathroom has a jetted tub/shower combination and a skylight. The yard includes a grill, a five-seat outdoor dining table, a hammock, and a wood-burning fire pit. Linens, towels, a hair dryer, and an iron/ironing board are provided.