Apple ValleyTownhomes

Staying comfortable

Central heat and air, in a climate that needs it

Every home here has central heat and air conditioning, ducted through the whole townhome, not a window unit or a single wall heater. In the high desert that is not a luxury line on a brochure. It is the difference between a comfortable home and a hard one.

The climate it answers

Apple Valley sits at about 2,917 feet in a semiarid high desert. Summer afternoons in July average near 99 degrees, and winter nights in December average around 30 degrees, below freezing. A home here has to both cool hard in summer and heat through cold nights, often in the same week in spring and fall.

The living room of a renovated three bedroom townhome, grey plank flooring, white walls, and the pass-through counter to the kitchen, with the stairs to the bedrooms on the left

Central, not a wall unit

Central air cools and heats every room through ducts from one system, evenly, instead of one loud box cooling one room while the bedrooms stay hot. It is quieter, it reaches the upstairs bedrooms, and it is what you would expect in a house rather than an apartment. Every home here has it.

The rest of the home

Alongside it: a gas range, the fenced backyard with a deck off the dining area, and bedrooms upstairs with nobody above or below you. The homes are one, two and three bedroom townhomes. The single-level one bedroom is about 660 square feet from $1,050 a month, the two bedroom townhome about 930 square feet from $1,395, and the three bedroom townhomes run to about 1,236 square feet. Every home has central heat and air, a gas range, and a dining area that opens onto its own fenced backyard with a deck. Each open home shows its current rent on the availability page.

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Questions people ask

Do the townhomes have air conditioning?

Yes, central heat and air conditioning in every home, ducted through the whole townhome, not a wall or window unit.

Is it central air or a wall unit?

Central: one ducted system heats and cools every room evenly, including the upstairs bedrooms.

Why does central air matter in Apple Valley?

Because it is a high desert. July afternoons average near 99 degrees and December nights average around 30 degrees, so a home has to cool hard in summer and heat through freezing nights.

Who maintains the heating and cooling?

The central heat and air is maintained by us as part of what rent covers. You put the electricity and gas that run it in your own name.

Climate averages for Apple Valley from National Weather Service normals, October 2026; averages, not guarantees.

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