Rancho Highlands Condo for Sale

Red tile roofs adorned with solar panels contrast the towering palm trees in Temecula's Rancho Highlands neighborhood. It’s one of the closest residential sectors to Old Town Temecula, an Old West-themed shopping and dining district with a growing tourism economy. "Temecula is a top destination now, whereas when I first moved here in 1999, I would have to repeat the name 'Temecula' three times before someone could even pronounce it." The city offers striking mountain views and proximity to Southern California Wine Country, and the suburban Rancho Highlands neighborhood sits within minutes of all the attractions. “I don’t have to sell Temecula,” Kong says. “People fall in love with the beauty and the community all on their own.” Rancho Highlands offers a variety of housing options at a relatively affordable price point. "In many other places in California, the homes are well over $1 million," Kong says. "Here, people can afford to retire without feeling isolated outside of a city." Condos and townhouses typically have shared amenities, such as pools and playgrounds, with price tags often falling in the $500,000 and $600,000 ranges. Homes bear Spanish Revival and Mediterranean