Edmund Goulding Estate 1752 Ridge Road, Palm Springs, CA 92264
The Goulding Estate is one of Palm Springs’ most important early connections to Hollywood’s golden age. Originally constructed circa 1927-28 as part of Edmond Fulford’s pioneering Palm Springs Mesa subdivision, the property was transformed into the internationally renowned “Little White House” compound under the ownership of celebrated film director Edmund Goulding (1935-1941) and served as an unofficial embassy for Hollywood’s elite and European aristocracy.
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On November 4, 2025, the Palm Springs Preservation Foundation (acting as agent for the owners) submitted the 226-page Class 1 Historic Resource nomination for the Goulding Estate to the city of Palm Springs.
In March of 2025, the Palm Springs Preservation Foundation board of directors assigned the task of writing the Class 1 Historic Resource nomination for the Edmund Goulding Estate to PSPF board member Steven Keylon.
