The history of Harlan Ranch
The area where Harlan Ranch was founded was originally a portion of a massive Spanish land grant. The region was first settled by early arrivers in California who were part of the infamous Gold Rush. As part of the Spanish land grant, the area has kept true to its roots, which is why there are vestiges of the original Spanish-style homes in the area. Although most of Harlan Ranch consists of newer developments that still pay tribute to its past, some of the older homes date back to the early 1900’s.
The Harlan Ranch area was originally developed in 1936, as a subdivision of land owned by the Weller family. The property remained in the hands of the Weller’s until it was sold to developers, who subdivided and started to further develop the area in 1988.
The unique homes of Harlan Ranch
Harlan Ranch is a master-planned community with over 1,500 homes. Each home is unique in its own way, however, one common characteristic is the Spanish-revival style that pays tribute to the area’s historical past. While new homes are built in the area, there are now about thirty historical homes that have simultaneously been restored.
The construction standards in Harlan Ranch are extremely high which is also reflected in the price of the homes. The houses in Harlan Ranch range in size, design and price with the average house price at $649,000. The homes are built with the best, high-quality and most durable materials, such as adobe brick and stucco exteriors. Each home is designed to last and meet modern design trends with custom interiors and high-end finishes. Homes in Harlan Ranch are highly sought after; once the houses are complete, they sell very quickly, and some even sell before completion.
Harlan Ranch is filled with breathtaking homes surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding foothills and the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range. Beyond the beautiful views, there are also many community areas to enjoy. The development was specifically designed to promote outdoor living and activities.