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LA HUERTA FARMS AND RESIDENCES CALAMBA, LAGUNA A contemporary and comfortable home known for its distinctive blend of executive and exclusive living. LA HUERTA La Huerta is translated as “The Orchard,” emphasizing the benefits of a full and healthy lifestyle right in one’s own farm. It is divided into four garden communities; namely, El Sol (the Sun), La Luna (the Moon), El Cielo (the Sky), and La lluvia (the Rain) PROJECT DETAILS LA HUERTA TOTAL PHASE 1 & 2 AVERAGE DEVELOPMENT NO. OF LOTS LOT SIZE AREA 50 368 750 HECTARES LOTS SQM N W E S LOCATION LA HUERTA IS LOCATED IN BRGY. BUBUYAN, CALAMBA, LAGUNA HOW TO GET THERE: From Batino Exit, head southwest and at the roundabout, take the 3rd exit, then turn right onto Barandal Road and Calamba-Tagaytay Road, continue onto Kay-Anlog Road, straight ahead and proceed onto Brgy. Bubuyan where La Huerta is situated. 25 minutes’ drive in 5.9 km via Calamba-Tagaytay Road and Brgy. Bubuyan. LA HUERTA FARMS AND RESIDENCES BRGY. BUBUYAN, CALAMBA, LAGUNA FROM: LA-HUERTA FARMS & RESIDENCES TO: TAGAYTAY From La Huerta, go right, and drive along Burol Road to Tagaytay- Calamba Road. Turn left to Brgy. Suplang. Drive straight to Brgy. Montaña FROM: LA-HUERTA FARMS & RESIDENCES TO: TAGAYTAY Continue driving to Bgry. Aya. From the baragay roads, turn left to Talisay-Tanauan Road ‘til Ligaya drive. CALAMBA LIES ON THE NORTHERN SLOPES OF MOUNT MAKILING – A DORMANT VOLCANO. SOUTH LUZON EXPRESSWAY’S (SLEX) SOUTHERN BOUNDARY IS IN CALAMBA, MAKING IT THE CITY GATEWAY TO THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES OF LUZON. CABUYAO STO. TOMAS LAGUNA DE AND TALISAY BAY IN BATANGAS LOS BAÑOS WHY CALAMBA FIRST CLASS CITY IN LAGUNA REGIONAL CENTER OF THE CALABARZON REGION (THROUGH E.O. NO. 246, DATED OCT. 28, 2003, UNDER THE ARROYO ADMINISTRATION) DUBBED AS THE “RESORT CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES” DUE ITS SEVERAL HOT SPRING RESORTS HOMETOWN OF PHILIPPINE NATIONAL HERO, JOSE RIZAL CLEANEST AIR IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN CITIES According to a study conducted by AirVisual – a company born out of the air quality crisis – on the list of cleanest regional cities in Southeast Asian cities, Philippines took 11 of the top 15 spots, with Calamba, Laguna in the top spot with a 9.3 average for 2018, followed by Valenzuela City (9.9) in terms of PM2.5 levels. Both cities are within the WHO PM2.5 target of 10 μg/m³. SOURCE: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/687007/calamba-tops-list-of-cleanest-southeast-asian-cities-in-terms-of-pm2-5-levels-report/story/ The report defines PM2.5 as "particulate matter (ambient airborne particles) which measure up to 2.5 microns in size, and has a range of chemical makeups and sources. It is widely regarded as the pollutant with the most health impact of all commonly measured air pollutants. SOURCE: https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/scitech/science/687007/calamba-tops-list-of-cleanest-southeast-asian-cities-in-terms-of-pm2-5-levels-report/story/ WHY LA HUERTA La Huerta is the first leisure community of Sta. Lucia. At La Huerta, you can enjoy nature at the door step of your own home. Live a healthy lifestyle, and make farming an integral part of your daily life. NEARBY MALLS ROBINSONS SUPERMARKET IMALL CANLUBANG CHECKPOINT MALL SM CITY CALAMBA JOSE YULO SR. AVENUE, JOSE YULO SR. AVENUE SAN CRISTOBAL BRIDGE REAL, CALAMBA CANLUBANG (25MINS, 10.2KM) CALAMBA, LAGUNA (26MINS, 11.5KM) (23MINS, 9.7KM) (25MINS, 10.5KM) NEARBY SCHOOLS SAN SEBASTIAN COLLEGE-RECOLECTOS NYK-TDG MARITIME ACADEMY DON BOSCO COLLEGE, CANLUBANG WISDOM AVE. CALAMBA KNOWLEDGE AVE. CALAMBA DON BOSCO AVE. CALAMBA (41MINS, 21.9KM) (42MINS, 21.9KM) (24MINS, 9.9KM) MALAYAN COLLEGES MIRIAM COLLEGE – NUVALI XAVIER SCHOOL NUVALI - PULO DIEZMO ROAD, CABUYAO - DIVERSITY AVE. NUVALI, CANLUBANG - SITIO MANGUMIT, CANLUIBANG (27MINS, 13.2KM) (43MINS, 23.8KM) (40 MINS, 20.3KM) NEARBY CHURCHES DIOCESAN SHRINE OF MARY ST JOSEPH PARISH CHURCH ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH OUR LADY OF MANAOAG HELP OF CHRISTIANS - CANLUBANG CHURCH AT TIERRA DE MARIA - DON BOSCO, CANLUBANG (27MINS, 10.9KM) CALAMBA TAGAYTAY, CALAMBA ROAD (23MINS, 9.7KM) (29MINS, 12.9KM) (30MINS, 15.4KM) NEARBY HOSPITALS CALAMBA MEDICAL CENTER SAN JOSE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER CROSSING NAT’L HUGHWAY, REAL, CALAMBA CANLUBANG CADRE RD, CALAMBA (25MINS, 11.5KM) (20MINS, 8.5KM) GLOBAL CARE MEDICAL CENTER OF CALAMBA DOCTORS HOSPITAL CANLUBANG - BRGY. BANLIC, CABUYAO SAN CRISTOBAL BRIDGE, CALAMBA (24MINS, 9.9KM) (24MINS, 10.4KM) NEARBY LANDMARKS & ESTABLISHMENTS PICNIC GROVE CALAMBA CITY PLAZA RIZAL SHRINE, CALAMBA PEOPLE’S PARK IN THE SKY BRGY. EAST END, TAGAYTAY J.P. RIZAL, CALAMBA J.P. RIZAL, CALAMBA CALAMBA RD. TAGAYTAY (30MINS, 15.4KM) (31MINS, 13.2KM) (30MINS, 13.0KM) (27MIN, 13.0KM) NEARBY LANDMARKS & ESTABLISHMENTS MUSEO ORLINA SKYRANCH ENCHANTED KINGDOM ROCKPOINT CALAMBA BRGY. TOLENTINO EAST, NASUGBU HWY, SANTA ROSA, LAGUNA KAYBAGAL SOUTH, PANSOL, CALAMBA TAGAYTAY (32MINS, 19.7KM) (33MINS, 17.0KM) TAGAYTAY (33MINS, 17.2KM) (44MINS, 26.1KM) FEATURES AND AMENITIES • Property perimeter wall for security and privacy • Centralized, interrelated water system with overhead water tank • Wide concrete roads • Landscaped gardens and promenades • Underground storm drainage system • Multi-purpose clubhouse with swimming pool • Children’s playground, and family picnic areas* • Mini greenhouse and wellness spaces* • Basketball court BASIC RESTRICTIONS IN LA HUERTA USE OF LOTS • For RESIDENTIAL and FARMING use only. • No limitation on Crop Farming, and Flower and Vegetable Farming • Must have frontage landscaping, with plant growth of no more than 1 foot • Property must not be divided into smaller parcels • A minimum of 80% of the total area must be used for farming activities, while only 20% (maximum) must be allotted for residential purpose. • Animals, except swine, may be allowed if they are not bred or raised for commercial purposes. • Gazebos are allowed upon getting written approval from developer • No clothesline (permanent or temporary) exposed to public view • No prohibited drugs, contraband, effect of crime, explosives, and unsecured combustible materials. • No existing fruit or shade trees and plants found within or outside property shall be cut, removed, damaged, relocated, or transferred. BUILDING AND ARCHITECTURE • Total buildable area shall not exceed 20% • Minimum cost of residential house in pesos: One million five hundred thousand (P1,500,000.00) • EASEMENT – Adjacent/fronting the street – 5 METERS – Adjacent to another lot – 2 METERS • HEIGHT AND BASEMENT – Not more than 9 METERS in height – Basement is allowed; height must not be less than 2.3 METERS – Attics are allowed MARCH 2020 *Price, terms, and discounts are subject to change without prior notice. *Sta. Lucia Marketing reserves the right to correct any figure herein in case of typographical or computation error. *The content of this material does not form any part of an offer or contract, nor shall any contract be made based on the content..
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