is a non-profit artists retreat set on 340 acres along a northern facing ridge of Palomar Mountain overlooking the Temecula Valley in Southern California. The colony covers about 10 acres with the rest of the land left in its natural state. The colony is located in Temecula, CA, approximately 1 hour north of San Diego and 2.5 hrs southeast of Los Angeles.

Two of the eight original cottages have been rebuilt and modernized. Each have their own space on the land with a private bedroom and bathroom. Each cottage is furnished with a small dining table and chairs, desks with ergonomic writer's chair, floor lamps, bookshelves with donated resident's book collection, a bedroom with bed, lamp, dresser, floor fan, closet with shelving. The kitchen and dining area includes a gas oven with four-burner stove, a full-sized refrigerator, small microwave, dish sink and long counter top. The kitchens have basic cups, plates, tableware, cooking utensils, coffee pot, tea pot, bowls, pots and pans and baking dishes. 

MARKHAM HOUSE (Cottage 1) includes a large writer's/visual artist's desk, metal easel and dropcloth.

HORTON HOUSE (Cottage 2) includes a baby grand piano.