New Toll Brothers Homes at Vinova: The Highlands Collection in Rancho Cucamonga

Toll Brothers is now selling the Highlands Collection at Vinova, a new neighborhood of luxury single-family homes in Rancho Cucamonga. According to Toll Brothers' Highlands Collection page (as of June 2026), the homes are open for sale and start at $1,842,000. For buyers drawn to new construction in the northern foothill corridor I specialize in, this is one of the most notable new luxury openings in the area, and here is what to know before you tour.

Where is the Vinova Highlands Collection?

Vinova is a new master-planned community in Rancho Cucamonga, in San Bernardino County, and the Highlands Collection is Toll Brothers' luxury single-family neighborhood within it. The setting places it in the part of Rancho Cucamonga I focus on, near the foothills that draw buyers for lifestyle, schools, and steady long-term demand. You can see how the city's neighborhoods compare in my best neighborhoods in Rancho Cucamonga guide.

How much do Toll Brothers homes at Vinova cost?

According to Toll Brothers (as of June 2026), single-family homes in the Highlands Collection start at $1,842,000, and the builder offers Design Studio personalization along with periodic incentives toward design options on select home sites. Pricing and availability change, so confirm current numbers directly with the builder. For context on where this sits in the local luxury market, my Rancho Cucamonga home values post shows that the city's premier foothill communities, like Deer Creek, sit well above the citywide typical value.

Should you bring your own agent to a new-home community?

Yes, and it costs you nothing to do so. The sales team at a builder's model homes represents the builder, not you. Bringing your own buyer's agent on your first visit means you have someone whose job is to look out for your interests: reviewing the purchase contract and builder addenda, comparing the community to nearby resale options, advising on lot premiums, upgrades, and financing, and negotiating where there is room. Most builders ask that your agent register or accompany you on that first visit, so loop me in before you tour.

Why work with a local foothill specialist on a Vinova purchase?

Because new construction is still a major financial decision, and local context matters. For 2025, RealTrends Verified ranked me number 99 in California, on 53 million dollars in sales volume across 59 transaction sides, part of more than 900 career home sales, and I work in Rancho Cucamonga's foothill and luxury neighborhoods constantly. I can tell you how a Vinova home compares to nearby resale luxury in Alta Loma and Etiwanda, what tends to hold value, and what to weigh on lot, plan, and timing. Vinova also includes homes from other builders, including Lennar, so it is worth comparing collections before you commit.

Vinova Highlands Collection FAQ

Who builds the Highlands Collection at Vinova?
Toll Brothers, in its Vinova community in Rancho Cucamonga. The homes are luxury single-family residences, open for sale as of June 2026 per the builder.

How much do the homes cost?
Toll Brothers lists the Highlands Collection starting at $1,842,000 as of June 2026. Pricing and availability change, so verify with the builder.

Can I use my own agent to buy a new Toll Brothers home?
Yes. Bring your buyer's agent on your first visit so you have independent representation through contract, upgrades, and closing.

Aaron Stel
Stellar Real Estate Group, affiliated with Compass
909.402.3523 / [email protected]
CA DRE 01951620