Be the Third-Ever Owner of Frank Sinatra's Elaborate Rat Pack Retreat in Palm Desert

Commissioned by Old Blue Eyes himself in 1967, this Palm Desert compound was built to entertain Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack pals and other celebs, with a lighted pool/spa, tennis courts, parking for up to 24 cars, and a helipad. The exterior of the main house on the five-acre property is a mix of native stone and shingles, while the interior is due for a light update (just rip up that baby-food-green carpet and everything will be fine), but it really nails the country lodge feel, incorporating five stone fireplaces, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, and a first-floor deck protected by the cabin's massive eaves.

Named the Villa Maggio, after Sinatra's From Here to Eternity character, the property also includes a doomsday-prepped, two-story, three-bedroom guest house that has "its own generator, water tower, and water well." The pool house has a master suite, two bathrooms, a stone fireplace, two saunas, and a kitchenette.

Frank Sinatra's desert oasis last went up for sale about three years ago; it's back now, again asking $3.95 million.

· Villa Maggio [Hilton & Hyland]