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Real Estate

A Swiss weekend

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It’s where clean crisp pine-scented mountain air meets the comforts of modern living. A tranquil Tagaytay retreat inspired by the Swiss Alps that draws weary urbanites to relax and rejuvenate in nature’s bosom.

Known as the purveyor of creative and innovative lifescapes, maverick masterplanner Brittany Corporation redefines the real estate landscape with the lush and invigorating panorama of CrossWinds. Located on the left side of the highway just beyond Picnic Grove and the road from the South Luzon Expressway exit via Sta. Rosa, CrossWinds is a serene weekend escape especially for Manila residents in dire need of a break from the urban jungle.

"We know how weekends are sacred to our market because it’s when they seek peace and comfort. It’s all about spending time with family, recharging for the busy week ahead, and doing the things that matter most to them. And where they choose to spend these precious two days away from boardrooms, meetings and reports that fill their weekdays is a decision they take as seriously as the next business deal," Brittany Corporation president Jing Serrano reasoned.

It hardly came as a surprise when CrossWinds’ mid-rise condominium, Grand Quartier Tower I, immediately became a success. With its construction well on its way, Brittany Corp. now turns its attention to the Grand Quartier Tower II and its newly opened model unit. A visit to the Grand Quartier Tower II model unit shows the many wondrous possibilities of living the high life, Swiss style.

"The Grand Quartier Tower II represents the continued growth of a masterfully planned community. It goes beyond just building on the success of the Grand Quartier Tower I. Foresight, research, and a thorough understanding of our clients and their needs have enabled us to anticipate its popular reception and be prepared to accommodate the growing demand," said Serrano.

There are studio units and one to three-bedroom residences to choose from. And with a maximum of 12 units per floor, it allows residents much-needed privacy to enjoy a quiet morning or to appreciate nature’s handiwork. Serrano adds that with fewer units to a floor with a well-configured lay-out, one can enjoy a breathtaking vista of Laguna, Manila and Cavite areas as well as a panoramic view of CrossWinds.

Units range from 39sqm to 209sqm – giving clients a wider range of choices for greater flexibility in creating a space that would cater to their specific requirements.

It also offers convertible units from studio to one-bedroom units or one-bedroom units to two-bedroom units without additional cost.

Just like the rest of the CrossWinds property, the Grand Quartier Tower II takes inspiration from Swiss architecture. Elements such as overhanging eaves, wood patterns, wide balconies all set against a lush green landscape provide a haven where one can truly feel at home away from home.

Various design details were employed to ensure an inviting and comfortable atmosphere including a steeply-pitched, gable roof with varying roof lines. The dark-stained wood trims provide contrast to the stucco walls in varying colors to brighten the rooms. French windows with planter boxes ensure that the house is flooded with sunshine and fresh air. The ceramic tiles and natural stone on the porch and balcony with stained wood finish and hand-carved patterns on the railing complete the look.

Amenities at the CrossWinds also include high speed internet connection, underground cabling for power, communications, and CATV, peak gardens, swimming pool, gazebos, nature trails, shaded walkways and a view deck.

For inquiries and property previews, call 850-2868 or 850-3084, or visit www.brittany.com.ph.

BRITTANY CORP

BRITTANY CORPORATION

GRAND QUARTIER TOWER

GRAND QUARTIER TOWER I

JING SERRANO

MANILA AND CAVITE

PICNIC GROVE

UNITS

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