This Palm Springs home looks unassuming enough from the street, but inside, it's a time capsule.
A house in Palm Springs that was recently listed for $1.85 million has caught the internet’s attention for its perfectly preserved 1960s interior and its former owner, celebrity plumber Jack Stephan. The home at 1240 S. Manzanita Ave. looks unassuming enough from the street, but inside, it’s a time capsule, featuring authentic vintage furniture and home fixtures that stand out in shocks of red, pink and orange.
They’ve kept everything as original as possible,” Alex Dethier, the house’s agent, told SFGATE. Stephan spent upward of $160,000 on the house’s furnishings in 1969, Dethier said, and that investment is still preserved for the home’s next owner. He lived in the house from 1969 until his death in 2014. He was well known for his flamboyant commercials advertising his Southern California plumbing business.
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