Commercial Real Estate in Templeton
Templeton's business district is small and close-knit: a historic Main Street of shops, restaurants and tasting rooms, and a Las Tablas Road corridor built around medical and professional offices.
Downtown Templeton
Main Street is Templeton's traditional business district: retail shops, restaurants, tasting rooms, offices and a handful of mixed-use buildings with space upstairs or behind. Its old-town character and the wine-country visitors who stop on their way through make it a sought-after address for small businesses.
Supply is very limited, and buildings change hands rarely — often to local owners who hold them for a long time.
The medical & professional corridor
West of the 101, Las Tablas Road is lined with medical offices, medical office condos and professional buildings, with homes on the streets behind. Office condos here give practices and small firms a way to own their space rather than lease it.
Commercial lots, light-industrial and service properties round out Templeton's business land.
What kinds of commercial property does Templeton have?
Medical offices, shops and restaurants, offices, commercial lots, mixed-use buildings and light industrial and service properties make up Templeton's commercial base. Each group is small — a few dozen parcels at most — which is why local knowledge matters when one comes up.
Counts are rounded and groups under 10 parcels are folded into broader categories. Assessor land-use codes, not zoning. Source: TRE analysis of San Luis Obispo County assessor and recorder records for ZIP 93465, data as of October 2026. Town-wide figures only, rounded.
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