Inside Frank Sinatra's Palm Springs Mansion (Twin Palms)

[@lz738]

I wish we could see more of the house. I would have liked to have seen all the bedrooms and bathrooms and any other rooms.

[@sherirunnels545]

Perfect house for the times. We owe a debt of gratitude to whoever talked him out of a Georgian mansion in the desert. Yikes! Thanks for another great video

[@georgespalding7640]

Frank Sinatra's home was actually one of the first mid century modern houses which started the iconic trend of which Palm Springs is so famous for. Many famous architects contributed to this style for the next 20 years.

[@brendadrew834]

Sinatra, a "crooner" was also referred to as "Old Blue Eyes" and "Chairman of the Board"! He didn't write music though, he sang the works of other great songwriters and worked with talented musical arrangers! He was also a very talented painter and his favorite color when it came to decorating his Palm Springs home was "orange"! He also had ties to the Kennedy family which I won't go into here now. Some well-written bios on this iconic star. Ive been around since the 1950s and 60s, may he rest in peace~🧡🎼🎵🖌🎨🌴🌴

[@phillipelkins6188]

A few years ago, a friend was doing some work on Twin Palms, and we got to tag along to tour it. Such a cool house!

[@devonna6171]

I have long admired this stunning home in the desert. Everything about it is perfect…that piano-shaped pool! 😮❤

[@garryferrington811]

Huell Howser was here. Sinatra had a model train set, painted artworks, and his wife made him smoke outside! Nice to see it again.

[@ghostofnoface1546]

Great Bio of Old Blue Eyes, Thanks and Much Love to You and Yours

[@jackiecalhoun8188]

I enjoyed the video, but I would’ve liked to have seen more of the house.

[@Kellimick]

I went to his house for a New Year’s Eve party back in 1979, Gregory, Peck, Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers…

[@janeflip1]

No house until 5:04!

[@AaronSmith-kr5yf]

Misleading title, talk about Frank Sinatra for 6 minutes, maybe 3 minutes of his house tops. Personally I love all things Frank Lloyd Wright and the mid century modern aesthetic that came a few years later. Low ranch houses built right near the ground to connect you to the yard, floor to ceiling picture windows, those big sliding glass doors. Your view of the yard/woods/outdoors is so spectacular it feels like you are living with nature.

[@Precious4uBaby]

Love it matches all of the Palm Springd astetic. It's like stepping back into the 60's here. Bet he as well as other snow birds where only here in the valley during nicer months. Not like when its 125°+ degrees in the hotest summer months.

[@jec1ny]

Not generally a fan of midcentury modern as a style. But Sinatra's house is an exception. He did it right and Palm Springs is the right background for that kind of house.

[@mileshigh1321]

What a beautiful house ! I wonder how much of the furniture was Frank's! I hope its protected and on the historical list! There will never be another voice like Old Blue Eyes!

[@ThisHouse]

A good amount of the furnishings are original! He was the best of the best. Glad you enjoyed it, cheers!

[@suzannemichell7985]

I am a musician and I enjoy seeing the homes of different musicians. Young and old any kind of music it’s always interesting to see where these creative people live.

[@crystalnewman4238]

I think his home is beautiful

[@dcnunez100]

Great video Ken! So interesting!

[@smokymthiker]

A dream house for sure. Really enjoyed this, Thanks!

[@bolindstrom9940]

His house looks as if it was an Architect pupil from FLLW : Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959)

[@StamperWendy]

I like This Town. Thanks, Ken!

[@josephpiskac2781]

Great glad he had a nice place to live.

[@lauriehall1249]

I love this format with more back story. Frank was before my time. I love the history behind the house.

[@2OldFartscamping-i8h]

Long winded bio on Frank. And 2min on the house. I use to love watching this house, but no more

[@NewRon2003us]

Very eye catching yet unable to have here in Upstate Albany NY

[@georgespalding7640]

@@NewRon2003us you mean because of the snow, the roof style would not work?

[@terrygibbs1147]

Good to see a modern clasisic

[@jetsons101]

The house was great and the pool was even better...... Also enjoyed the backstory.

[@DB_Cooper727]

“The gritty streets of Hoboken.” You are much too polite. 😊

[@mikehughes4969]

Fun fact, Frank Sinatra never liked the song My Way. He thought it was arrogant.

[@SlapShotRegatta22]

New York, New York

[@UncaDave]

Needed more history on the house, who owns it now, condition, etc. Contemporary designs are kind of cold to me. Surprised he didn’t do something that blended the landscape into the house, more Frank Lloyd Wright might have done.

[@Giovanni-o3h]

Beautiful..thank you

[@joemeyer6876]

Less Boy Crush, MORE House!

[@Naveandlaen]

Less comments from the senile old Joe

[@BOEHHO89]

A lot of windows to wash in that house .

[@twmcmahan]

I enjoy your videos and house tours, but it's getting to be a bit wordy with the biography. Get to the house and stay relevant to the title/thumbnail. It's like going to a recipe on a website and having to slog through 2k words about how the recipe made you feel as a child before actually getting to the recipe.

[@vickygrooman7966]

Agree

[@cynthiajohnston424]

Agree . The title is " This House " . duh ...

[@joef2932]

Totally disagree. The first part is information on the owner and the second part is the house details. The whole video is 9 minutes long. How wordy can it be.

[@laurae.1298]

If you clicked on a 9 minute video to see a house and instead got two minutes about the house and got 7 minutes of biography that you probably already knew....that's about 7 minutes of wordiness.

[@jonathonkleman7545]

The refs let the sun score while caitlyn was down after that too

[@sandypompilii6901]

Dont like the house

[@marydoll9571]

It's sing er/ not sing ger!

[@marydoll9571]

I do not enjoy mid-century modern.

[@drhyshek]

Stylish for the time. But ugly now imo.