Frank Sinatra's Desert Retreat For Sale

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Anyone interested in living like Ol' Blue Eyes now has the chance. Frank Sinatra's former retreat in California's Palm Desert is on the market, priced at $3.995 million.  

Villa Maggio, named after Mr. Sinatra's character in From Here to Eternity, was built in 1967 by architect Ross Patton, according to Realtor.com.  

At a time when Mr. Sinatra was topping Billboard charts, Villa Maggio was home to many Rat Pack parties and a hangout for his friends, according to local lore. The 10-acre property includes a three-bedroom main house, three-bedroom guest house and a two-bath, double-sauna pool house. 

Although some of the interior decor has a modern feel, Villa Maggio's mid-century design "retains much of the colorful, late-1960s eclecticism that followed the subdued, minimalist aesthetic of postwar America," according to the listing.  

The retreat originally cost $1.9 million to build, and includes a private helipad. 

A virtual tour of the property offers a better sense of the interior and desert landscape.