Sinatra’s Former Palm Springs Home Listed on National Register, Offered for Nightly Rentals

Palm Springs, CA, October 14, 2026 —

Frank Sinatra’s former home in Palm Springs, built in 1947 and known for its piano-shaped pool, is listed on the National Register and available for nightly rentals, according to the information provided.

The summary does not specify when the property was added to the National Register, provide its street address, or identify who owns or manages it. It also does not include rental rates, booking details or information about the property’s interior and other features. The specific National Register entry was not identified.

The property is described as Sinatra’s former house, but no details were provided about when he lived there or how long he owned it. The available information also does not explain the basis for its National Register listing. No statements from the property’s owner, a representative or preservation officials were included.

The piano-shaped pool is the only feature specifically noted in the summary. The nightly rental offering makes the home available for short stays, but the summary does not say when rentals began or whether the entire property is offered to guests. It also does not provide details about availability or any restrictions on stays.

Further specifics about the listing and rental arrangement were not provided. The confirmed details in the summary are limited to the home’s 1947 date, its association with Sinatra, its Palm Springs location, its piano-shaped pool, its National Register listing and its availability for nightly rentals.

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