LPHI combines convenient location, nature view at San Antonio Heights
November 8, 2003 | 12:00am
A thriving community developed by LPHI, GDC and BAC at the foot of Mt. Makiling in Laguna is setting new standards in the mid-income housing sector. With the wooded mountain as a backdrop, San Antonio Heights offers the unique combination of pristine surroundings, a very convenient location and homes that are built to last.
Blessed with a strong water supply, the community is located just a few minutes from the crossroads of Calamba. It is also near the manufacturing plants of large multinationals such as YKK, Mariwasa, Yazaki-Torres and Yakult Philippines. Moreover, it is just over an hour to Makati through the South Luzon Expressway.
Although it is in a rapidly urbanizing area, the San Antonnio Heights community has nevertheless retained its rustic character. Views of the mountain remain unobstructed and vegetation continues to be lush, a condition that helps to maintain air quality in the area. For this reason, San Antonio Heights, which is just a short drive from Sto. Tomas, Batangas, has also been favored by entrepreneurs and professionals operating in Batangas and Laguna. It is now a premiere residential address in the area.
In addition to the serenity of the community, San Antonio residents also have peace of mind because their homes make use of a durable building system popular in Europe. LPHI is the only large-scale developer in the market that guarantees the structural integrity of its units with a 15-year warranty.
According to Manny Nisperos, executive vice president of LPHI, the building system which originated in Britain makes use of pre-cast reinforced concrete materials that can easily be assembled. Each part is prefabricated in a controlled manufacturing environment and is subjected to strict quality control.
"These innovations allow us to offer homes that are built to last at a lower cost Constructing these homes would take half the usual time it would take if one used conventional methods," he explains.
For more details, please call (049) 545-6898, (049) 545-7043; (02) 814-7451.
Blessed with a strong water supply, the community is located just a few minutes from the crossroads of Calamba. It is also near the manufacturing plants of large multinationals such as YKK, Mariwasa, Yazaki-Torres and Yakult Philippines. Moreover, it is just over an hour to Makati through the South Luzon Expressway.
Although it is in a rapidly urbanizing area, the San Antonnio Heights community has nevertheless retained its rustic character. Views of the mountain remain unobstructed and vegetation continues to be lush, a condition that helps to maintain air quality in the area. For this reason, San Antonio Heights, which is just a short drive from Sto. Tomas, Batangas, has also been favored by entrepreneurs and professionals operating in Batangas and Laguna. It is now a premiere residential address in the area.
In addition to the serenity of the community, San Antonio residents also have peace of mind because their homes make use of a durable building system popular in Europe. LPHI is the only large-scale developer in the market that guarantees the structural integrity of its units with a 15-year warranty.
According to Manny Nisperos, executive vice president of LPHI, the building system which originated in Britain makes use of pre-cast reinforced concrete materials that can easily be assembled. Each part is prefabricated in a controlled manufacturing environment and is subjected to strict quality control.
"These innovations allow us to offer homes that are built to last at a lower cost Constructing these homes would take half the usual time it would take if one used conventional methods," he explains.
For more details, please call (049) 545-6898, (049) 545-7043; (02) 814-7451.
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