A lush oasis located some 100 miles east of Los Angeles, Palm Springs, California, became a picturesque retreat for some of Hollywood’s most famous actors, who sought out its pristine natural beauty and tranquil seclusion. In the central part of this desert town is the Movie Colony, a charming neighborhood that was named in honor of its famed denizens. Of these, perhaps none was more celebrated and admired than Cary Grant, who spent 20 years living in this magnificent residence he called Las Palomas, or The Doves. Nestled within a parklike setting, this warm and inviting home was originally envisioned by noted architect Wallace Neff, who was best known for building the homes of many Hollywood legends