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Why Las Colinas PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Las Colinas is a residential subdivision with leisure farm concept • 97-hectare property • With man-made lake of about 2.7 hectares • Average lot area range from 500 sq.m. to 1,200 sq.m. • With a total of 792 saleable lots PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Divided into four (4) categories: – Lakefront residential lots (56 lots) – Lakeview residential lots (52 lots) – Non-Lakeview residential lots (684 lots) – Commercial lots PROJECT LOCATION This leisure farm residential development is located along Bayabas-Eden Road in Barangay Eden, Toril, Davao City LAS COLINAS AT EDEN PROJECT ORIENTATION DAVAO CITY & DAVAO GULF CALINAN AND TAGUM DIGOS CITY CITY & GENERAL SANTOS CITY MT. APO MAN-MADE LAKE 2.7 HECTARE ACTUAL PHOTO AS OF MARCH 2020 ACTUAL PROJECT PHOTOS ACTUAL PHOTO AS OF MARCH 2020 ACTUAL PROJECT PHOTOS OVERLOOKING DAVAO CITY AND DAVAO GULF ACTUAL PHOTO AS OF MARCH 2020 WHY LAS COLINAS LEISURE FARM LOT • Modern farming and/or planting to generate fresh produce (from your own yard) • Your unspoiled gardening space • The perfect destination to simply relax with nature, and soothe your senses with the cool weather • A quiet haven away from the noise of the city, but still close to several commercial establishments WHY LAS COLINAS TAGAYTAY CITY OF DAVAO Brgy. Eden in Toril is considered to be the Tagaytay City of Davao – experiencing an annual average temperature of 24 degrees Celsius – coolest temperature at 22 degrees Celsius recorded in the month of December 2019 BEAUTIFUL NATURAL SCENERY Las Colinas is situated 660 meters above sea level. It is the highest portion of the project, overlooking Davao City and Davao Gulf (located at 850 meters above sea level) WHY LAS COLINAS STRATEGIC LOCATION Las Colinas, even if it’s a farm lot, is also a perfect everyday home since it’s near major destinations and establishments Less than 1 hour away from your basic needs: • Francisco Bangoy International Airport • Ateneo de Davao University • SM Lanang Premier • Abreeza Mall Only 45 minutes from recreational parks: • SM City Ecoland • Davao Crocodile Park WHY LAS COLINAS OTHER NEARBY ESTABLISHMENTS Toril District Proper (Poblacion) • Toril District Hall • China Bank • Toril Public Market • Landbank of the Philippines • Toril Police Station • Metrobank • Allied Bank • One Network Bank • Bank of the Philippine Islands • Philippine National Bank • Banco de Oro • Security Bank WHY LAS COLINAS NEARBY SCHOOLS St. Peter’s College of Toril Brokenshire College Toril Davao Central College Toril UP Mindanao (18 minutes) (19 minutes) (21 minutes) (38 minutes) WHY LAS COLINAS NEARBY MALLS G Mall of Toril Gaisano Grand Mall Toril (18 minutes) (19 minutes) WHY LAS COLINAS NEARBY TOURIST SPOTS Eden Nature Park Loleng’s Mountain Spring Resort (1 minute) (8 minutes) WHY LAS COLINAS NEARBY CHURCHES Virgen delos Remedios Parish Sto. Rosario Parish (16 minutes) (20 minutes) WHY LAS COLINAS Davao Mediquest Hospital St. John of the Cross Hospital (19 minutes) (20 minutes) NEARBY HOSPITALS NEARBY FISHPORT Davao Fishport Complex Toril (25 minutes) WHY LAS COLINAS COMPLETE WITH FEATURES AND AMENITIES • Wide Concrete Road Network o Main Road: 15 meters o Inner Roads: 10 to 12 meters • Paved sidewalks with concrete curbs and gutters • Underground storm drainage system • Electrical Facilities • Centralized Water System • Fully-Landscaped Entrance Gate with guardhouse • Community Clubhouse with multi-purpose function hall • Swimming Pool • Basketball court • Children’s Playground Fully-Landscaped Entrance Gate Swimming pool with guardhouse Basketball court Children’s Playground FEATURES AND AMENITIES BASIC RESTRICTIONS RESIDENTIAL LEISURE FARM LOT • Setback for the construction of the house/building – Front : 5 meters – Left Side : 2 meters – Right Side : 2 meters – Back : 2 meters • Height of the house/building: not more than nine (9) meters All other restrictions of Las Colinas at Eden shall be indicated in the DEED OF RESTRICTIONS together with the CONTRACT TO SELL to be signed by the buyers .
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