Time is of the essence to build your legacy as a part of the Gateway in Temecula Wine Country. Be the creator of your own private haven or be a part of the booming experience of Temecula Wine Country.
Strategically located in the heart of Southern California, you will find the Temecula Valley. Come live among the vines, discover your passion, and enjoy a slower place of life.
The growing demand to have more rooms to stay, weddings, and more wine tastings, is demonstrating that Temecula is becoming a well-known destination in Southern California.
Escape to the gentle warmth of the French countryside in your own elegant country estate.
Is more of a style than a set of specifics. It is a style that springs from the gentle hills and valleys of rural France. It’s an organic, collected approach, firmly built on local traditions, and cherished objects handed down from generation to generation. It is simple and sincere yet effortlessly elegant—it satisfies the soul as much as the eye.
An inborn sense of taste and refinement that keeps this unassuming style from feeling pedestrian. Guided by instinct and a knack for striking a balance, French country décor always finds its center, no matter how many disparate elements you throw into the mix. It marries an old-world sensibility with an edge of sophistication that keeps it perennially fresh.
In balance and symmetrical proportions. It may share a love of brick or stone exterior with its more rustic cousin but its tall second story, many times, arched windows, steep roofs and porches with substantial balustrades, speak of the country manor house that was where the wealthy would gather to get away from city life and the hot summers.
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The elegant, relaxed lifestyle will celebrate a slower pace and encourage special moments with friends and family.
Bask in the beauty of life’s simple pleasures in the elegance of a Tuscany-inspired estate.
Limestone farmhouses, a backdrop of rolling hills, cypress, and olives groves…this is Tuscany. This, too, could be your Europa Vineyard Estates home if the concepts of strong, simple, romantic, and rustic fit your design palette. It is a distinctive blend of
Include low-slope roofs featuring terracotta flat or barrel tiles. Single-level roofs are rare. Authentic Tuscan windows can be relatively narrow, sometimes arched, and unframed or bordered by heavy wooden shutters with cast-iron hardware. Courtyards are common and are typically very private, with high walls and arched doorways. Window boxes and copper gutters offer classic Tuscan appeal. Masonry consists mainly of stone, stucco and terracotta brick. Floors can vary from Italian marble to rustic terracotta tile with an emphasis on durability.
Within their setting, so landscape architecture and gardens are given equal measure within the house design. Walls covered with vines, crumbling stone walls outlining patios and walkways, travertine cobblestone driveways, lavender, rosemary and sage can be found surrounding a Tuscan-style home. The homes of Tuscany were originally created from materials that were at hand. Today, for your Europa Vineyard Estates home, we resource materials that incorporate Tuscan lines, colors, and textures so you too can live ‘la bella vita’—the good life.
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The inspiration behind the creation of a European-themed winery within the expanding wine country of Temecula Valley has been fermenting in the mind of Dan Stephenson since his first visits to Europe.
Rediscover your passion and purpose in a home filled with the romantic style of Old World Spain.
Our ranch-style house and the homes were built from indigenous components. Windows have been sealed by wrought iron grates rather than glass panes. Wood shutters, when present, are traditionally mounted on the inside of the home. Ornamentation on these informal homes was often limited to arches on entrance ways, principal windows, and interior passageways. More elaborate features include intricate stone and colorful tile work, detailed chimney tops, and square towers.
Spanish Colonial grew from the style of missions built by the Spanish padres, and was reimagined in the late 1800s. The differences between mission and colonial are relatively easy to identify, though. The Mission style has distinctively curved or shaped parapet and, in ornate cases, one or two squares mimicking a church bell tower. There also tends to be a small roof overhang (eaves) with visible rafters underneath.
They are the type of home where you can’t help but feel comfortable. It is the kind of home that beckons you to kick off your shoes at the door and pad around in bare feet across the solid coolness of the pavers. With plenty of alfresco gathering spaces, these rambling homes—single or two-storied—express a sense of relaxation and foster a connection to nature and the surrounding environment. You can relax in your Spanish-style home, loving life, loving Spain.
