Set in the rolling Sage Hills just east of Temecula, Stardust Ranch spans approximately 1,640 contiguous acres of versatile land combining agricultural productivity, privacy, and long-term water security. Surrounded by thousands of acres of conserved open space, the ranch offers complete seclusion yet remains just 20 minutes from Temecula and within one and a half hours of Downtown San Diego and Orange County. Its scale, location, and resources make it one of the most significant holdings in Southwest Riverside the heart of Stardust Ranch’s value are its exceptional water resources, a rarity in Southern California. The property benefits from senior water rights along Wilson Creek that provide an abundant supply of water for agricultural use. With three productive wells, a year-round spring, and a 2.5-acre reservoir, the ranch’s water infrastructure supports extensive irrigation across the lower valley and ensures true long-term sustainability. Existing underground mainlines, risers, and pumping systems are in place, providing a fully operational base for farming, ranching, or future agricultural 1,000 acres of the property are protected by conservation measures that preserve habitat and watershed while enhancing the privacy and scenic value of the ranch. The remaining acreage forms the working core, over 700 certified organic acres consisting of fertile valleys, pastures, and gently rolling ground suitable for a variety of crops or livestock operations. The lower ranch offers potential for future rural subdivision or estate development, with direct road access and existing utilities in include two residences, a shop with an adjoining studio, a barn, a greenhouse, and a covered agricultural work area, all positioned for efficient operations without detracting from the property’s expansive open landscapes. The ranch’s terrain and infrastructure lend themselves equally to commercial-scale agricultural use or private retreat living, combining practicality with enduring natural Ranch stands as a true legacy holding, an exceptional balance of productive farmland, abundant water rights, and accessibility. Its scale, location, and water security create a lasting opportunity seldom found in California ranch ownership.