Temecula’s Old Town a Vibrant Link to City’s Past
Category: Real Estate Trends
Published: Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Anyone who has ever watched a Western movie or longed for the days when cowboys roamed the fields and frontier values ran the town will enjoy visiting Temecula's Old Town Front Street. An original outpost on the Butterfield Stage Line between Los Angeles and San Diego, Old Town Front Street was the heart and soul of this western hamlet in its heyday and recent steps by the City of Temecula to preserve the culture and cowboy heritage of Old Town Front Street mean the Wild, Wild West will be alive and well for a long, long time.
There has been a lot of new building activity in Old Town, with the copper-domed Dalton Building going up last year and two more under construction now. A five story parking structure, resembling an old time bank or mercantile building on the outside but housing off street parking for hundreds of visitors on the inside is nearing completion as well. Finally, the City will join old town merchants in 2010 as the construction of a new City Hall moves toward completion.
Old Town Antiques Look Great in Temecula Bank Homes
One of the charms of Old Town Front Street is the eclectic mix of vintage clothing, western-style restaurants and quality antique stores. New homeowners looking to furnish their Murrieta bank homes or Temecula foreclosures on a budget should consider investing in a few distinctive antiques that will center the focus of a room and then build outward with more affordable accessories. There are antiques from every period available in Old Town's quirky shops with prices ranges that will suit all different kinds of collectors.
Perhaps by design, perhaps by chance, many of the new homes built in Temecula and Murrieta over the past few years have included designs that pay homage to the area's western heritage. Antiques found in the shops of Old Town Front Street feel as if they were almost made for the many Temecula bank homes or Murrieta foreclosures that are available right now. Even if your Riverside County foreclosures dream house is thoroughly modern in style and design, there is always room for a few vintage linens or classic piece of fine art, both of which are readily available in Old Town.
To get to Old Town Front Street, head west on Rancho California Road and turn left just past I-15. From Temecula Parkway drive west until you reach Old Town Front Street and turn right.
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