Neighborhoods We Serve in and Around Temecula

Front Street's historic core, restaurants and tasting rooms, and the oldest buildings in the city.

Wine country estates along Rancho California and De Portola roads, plus the valley floor around them.

Hillside streets around Redhawk Golf Club where pressure, slope and late-1980s to 1990s plumbing meet.

Mid-2000s homes off Pechanga Parkway now reaching their second water heater.

Early-2000s homes on the east side's hills off Butterfield Stage Road.

The east-side master plan built around 2000, with parks, pools and two-decade-old fixtures.

Golf course neighborhood built through the 1990s and 2000s in north-central Temecula.

Neighborhoods on the old Vail Ranch land south of Temecula Parkway.

2000s-era homes near Pechanga Parkway and Temecula Parkway on Temecula's south side.

The lake community built in the mid-2000s between Margarita and Winchester roads.

Unincorporated, fast-growing and permitted through Riverside County rather than the City.

Family neighborhood off Meadows Parkway built around the turn of the century.

One of Temecula's late-1980s neighborhoods, now at the age of slab leaks and first repipes.

1990s homes on rolling streets in south-central Temecula.

Large lots, horse trails and some of the oldest Rancho California era houses in the city.

A northeast community built in two waves, before and after the 2008 slowdown.

Rural canyon properties west of Temecula on wells, septic and long service runs.

Temecula's northern neighbor: about 114,000 residents and three different water agencies.