Classic Midcentury Charm, Floor plan and Architecture with sunken living room, gameroom with glass garage door. Midcentury charm starts with curb appeal, this home is set back from the street, centered on a square 1.4 acre lot. A long-looped driveway through lush hi-desert plants and bushes including large Joshua Trees and a large rear facing garage, a classic feature of Yucca Valley homes because of their large lots and relaxing lifestyle, most commonly built by early developer Fred A. Storey. The face of the home features rock masonry, exposed beams and eaves, a welcoming front patio and breezeway. The entry features double doors, paneled and carved. The entry looks on to a sunken living room, a giant window with beamed ceilings and a grand rock fireplace. The home has polished concrete floors throughout. To the right a den/office/bedroom with an ornate door. Forward through a pocket door is an open concept kitchen, dining room and laundry room with doors to the yard and breezeway. The bedroom wing hall has a large bank of built cabinets for extra storage. The guest bathroom is large and remodeled with terrazzo tile floors, floating vanity and a walk-in shower. The guest bedroom is large, with a large closet and windows. The primary bedroom is very large, with a walk-in closet, and remodeled full bath. The yard is big, the amenities spaced out with large Joshua Trees and pathways and wide views of Joshua Tree National Park Mountains. The large rear facing garage with its huge glass door and finished game room interior and mini split for heating and cool it’s the perfect place to enjoy the view and preside over a gathering enjoying the pool, spa, sauna and sundeck.