Homes for Sale in
Templeton
NORTH COUNTY REAL ESTATE
Discover the small-town charm of Templeton California, known for its historic downtown, welcoming community, and scenic countryside. Templeton offers a variety of property types, including planned developments, custom homes, equestrian properties, and sprawling farms and ranches. Browse current Templeton homes for sale below.
Living in Templeton
Templeton is an unincorporated town between Atascadero and Paso Robles, with a walkable Main Street, one of the county's largest farmers markets and wineries in nearly every direction. Surrounded by working farms and ranches, Templeton shares in the county's farm-to-table culture; local growers and ranchers produced a record $1.1 billion in crops and livestock across San Luis Obispo County in 2025.
8,386
Residents (2020 Census)
73.5%
Homes that are owner-occupied (2020–2024)
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Templeton Community Services District, Templeton Unified School District.
Our Favorite Things to Do in Templeton
Main Street favorites, hometown traditions and places to get outside.
- Downtown Businesses →
Shops, restaurants and tasting rooms along Main Street. - Templeton Park & Pool →
A 3.5-acre park with a playground, gazebo and a public pool, open Memorial Day to Labor Day. - Farmers Market →
Saturdays, 9:00am to 12:30pm, at the town park at 6th & Crocker. - Wineries →
Tasting rooms throughout the hills of wine country.
Places to Visit
Events & the Outdoors
- Summer Concerts in the Park →
Live music in the park, organized by Templeton Recreation. - Trick or Treat on Main Street →
Downtown businesses hand out treats each Halloween season. - Fourth of July Parade
An annual hometown parade through town. - Christmas Tree Lighting
A holiday tradition in the park, hosted by Templeton Presbyterian Church. - Santa's Flight Path →
Each December, Santa rides along with Templeton Fire's engines on a loop around town, tossing candy to neighbors along the route. - Vineyard Dog Park →
About an acre of fenced, off-leash space with separate big- and small-dog areas.
Templeton Market Snapshot
How to Read These Charts
- Median Sales Price: The middle price of Templeton homes sold over the past 12 months, so half sold for more and half for less. It shows what homes actually sell for, not what they are listed at, and a rising line means values are climbing.
- Days on Market: How long a typical home is listed before it goes under contract. Low numbers mean strong demand and buyers need to move quickly. Rising numbers give buyers more time and more room to negotiate.
- Months Supply: How long it would take to sell every home on the market at the current pace. Under 3 months favors sellers, 3 to 6 months is balanced, and over 6 months favors buyers.
- % of Original Price: What sellers received compared with their first asking price. Close to 100% means homes are selling near list price. Lower numbers point to price cuts and negotiating room, which is why pricing right from day one matters.
Templeton Schools
Public Schools
- Elementary
Templeton Elementary →
Vineyard Elementary → - Middle
Templeton Middle School → - High
Templeton High School → - Alternative
Templeton Alternative Education →
Charter Schools & Private Schools
- Trivium Charter School →
Tuition-free public charter. TK–12 with a classical, project-based approach at its campus in nearby Atascadero. - Almond Acres Charter Academy →
Tuition-free public charter. K–8, located in Paso Robles.
Colleges nearby: Cuesta College (North County Campus in Paso Robles) and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
Independently Verify: School information is provided for general reference only and may change. Please independently verify enrollment, boundaries, grades served and programs directly with each school or district. This list may not include every school serving the area.