10/18/2026
Imagine building a 3,000-square-foot home with just ONE bedroom⌠because you love entertaining, but donât want overnight guests!
Welcome to Sackley Sensation, a spectacular example of Palm Springs mid-century modern architecture designed by Stanley Sackley in the late 1960s.
Originally built for Earl and Marie Liever, this extraordinary home is full of architectural surprises, from soaring 12-foot ceilings and walls of glass to lush gardens and a stunning poolside retreat.
Sackley designed 22 homes in the Canyon Country Club neighborhood (now Indian Canyons), making it the largest concentration of his work in the desert.
A special thank-you to homeowners Terry Daniels and Don Huneke for preserving this remarkable piece of architectural history, and to the Palm Springs Preservation Foundation for helping celebrate the stories behind these incredible homes.
Visiting Palm Springs for Modernism Week? This is exactly why our desert is an architectural treasure