Apartment$519,000
Winchester

189 homes and apartments for sale in Winchester, United States.
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24 properties shown
Apartment$519,000
Winchester

$599,999
Winchester

$644,990
Winchester

$649,900
Winchester

$564,490
Winchester

$660,000
Winchester
Land plot$679,000
Winchester

$899,000
Winchester
House$478,320
Winchester

$615,000
Winchester

$775,000
Winchester

$691,990
Winchester

$641,990
Winchester

$635,000
Winchester

$653,990
Winchester

$675,000
Winchester
Land plot$495,000
Winchester

$850,000
Winchester

$607,990
Winchester

$749,999
Winchester

$629,000
Winchester

$572,870
Winchester

$591,990
Winchester

$859,900
Winchester
Buyer's guide: Winchester
Winchester real estate in Riverside County, California, is a market of big houses: 165 of 189 current listings on RealEstateAbroad are houses, with a median size of 213 m². The median asking price is €586,447, or €2,903 per m², low by California standards.
Winchester listings in euros, taken from advertised prices rather than closed sales.
| Winchester | Euros |
|---|---|
| Median ask | €586,447 |
| Mid-range of asks | €530,127 - €687,466 |
| Median ask per m² | €2,903 |
| Median living space | 213 m² |
| Active listings | 189 |
Four-bedroom homes lead (80), then three-bedroom (53) and five or more (49). Only 5 are two-bedroom and 2 are one-bedroom. There are 20 apartments and 4 land plots. This is a market for families who want yard space, garages and newer-build subdivisions.
Winchester is an unincorporated community in Riverside County, in the Temecula Valley area, with a rural feel and newer housing close to the road network. It is a 20-30 minute drive from Murrieta and Temecula. In our link set, Murrieta, Menifee, Hemet, Perris, San Jacinto and Canyon Lake are genuine neighbours.
Buyers include families, remote workers and investors looking for lower entry prices than coastal California. Check HOA rules and Mello-Roos charges.
Heat in summer is intense, so check the age and capacity of air-conditioning systems, solar panel ownership or lease terms, and insulation. Wildfire and flood-risk maps matter in parts of Riverside County, and insurance premiums have risen across California.
Foreign purchasers face no legal restriction. An escrow company runs the closing, title insurance protects the buyer, and the county adds property tax of about 1% of purchase price plus assessments. The federal FIRPTA rules apply when a non-resident later sells.
You can read the step-by-step US buying guide, look at financing for overseas buyers, or go back to the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It is an unincorporated community, so services come from the county rather than a city government.
Many are newer subdivision homes, but listings vary. Check the year built.
Most buyers use a buyer's agent, whose commission is negotiated in the contract.
An extra assessment on some newer developments to fund local infrastructure.