Ann Miller's House, Palm Springs

Tucked in the heart of the Las Palmas neighborhood, Ann Miller’s house stands as a dazzling reminder of Palm Springs’ golden Hollywood era. Built in 1928, this Spanish-style estate captures the classic glamour of Old Hollywood with all the flair you’d expect from Miller herself—actress, dancer, singer, and larger-than-life icon of the 1940s and ’50s.

This two-story, salmon-colored gem, topped with a traditional Spanish ceramic tile roof, is hard to miss. Surrounded by lush palm trees and featuring a generous green lawn, the home sits on one of the largest and most valuable lots in Las Palmas. A shimmering swimming pool and sweeping tropical landscaping complete the oasis-like atmosphere. Think of it as a mid-century fantasy brought to life—floor-to-ceiling windows, open spaces, and an undeniable air of effortless cool.

Though Miller didn’t build the house herself, she put her unmistakable stamp on it, adding touches of extravagance that remain timeless. Her influence transformed this 1928 property into what many consider a picture-perfect Hollywood “dream home”—elegant, bold, and unapologetically glamorous.

Now owned by Toni Holt Kramer, a familiar face from KTLA, and her husband, the late director Robert Kramer, the estate continues to stand proud—literally, with an American flag flying high above the house every day. For those who cherish the spirit of classic cinema and the star-studded legacy of Palm Springs, Ann Miller’s former home is a living monument to a bygone era—glitzy, sunny, and built for both lounging and legend-making.