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Baguio City Is Geographically Located Within Benguet—The City’S Capital SUMMER CAPITAL OF THE PHILIPPINES B A G U I O SOTOGRANDE BAGUIO Baguio City is geographically located within Benguet—the city’s capital. Located approximately 4,810 feet (1,470 meters) above sea level within the Cordillera Central mountain range in Northern Luzon. The City’s main attraction is still its natural bounties of cool climate, panoramic vistas, pine forests and generally clean environs. It boasts of 5 forest reserves with a total area of 434.77 hectares. Three of these areas are watersheds that serve as sources of the City’s water supply. Baguio is 8 degrees cooler on the average than any place in lowlands. When Manila sweats at 35 degrees centigrade or above, Baguio seldom exceeds 26 degrees centigrade at its warmest. http://www.baguio.gov.ph/about-baguio-city ACCESSIBILITY • Baguio City is about 240 kilometers from Manila or 3-4 hours travel by land. • The City is accessible through five (5) national roads namely: Kennon Road, Marcos Highway, Quirino Highway (Naguilian Road), Halsema Road, and Baguio-Nueva Vizcaya Road. http://baguio.gov.ph/about-baguio-city TOWER 2 RESIDENTIAL LTS NO. 034771 Sotogrande Baguio Hotel and Residences is the second prime development by Sta. Lucia Land, Inc. (SLLI) to rise in the City of Pines – Baguio City. It has two connecting towers, both are 8-storey high, with 188 units each. PROJECT LOCATION SOTOGRANDE Sotogrande Baguio is located in BAGUIO Leonard Wood Rd., Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines Leonard Wood Road – Also known as the “Millionaire’s Row” or the Forbes Park of Baguio. It is the greenest and the most wooded part of Baguio other than famous Camp John Hay LEISURE AND TOURIST DESTINATIONS Baguio Cathedral (Our The Mansion Lady of Atonement) Romulo Dr Leonard Wood Rd 5 MINS / 1.9 KM 5 MINS / 1.6 KM SM Baguio Pinewoods Golf and Burnham Park Camp John Hay 8 MINS AWAY Country Estate Jose Abad Santos Dr Loakan Rd 20 MINS AWAY 8 MINS / 2.5 KM 10 MINS / 2.9 KM EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS • Brent International School • St. Louis University – (Brent Rd.) – 3 MINS AWAY Hospital of the Sacred • University of Baguio (Gen. Heart – 8 MINS AWAY Luna Rd.) – 7 MINS AWAY • Notre Dame de Chartres • St. Louis University (Upper Bonifacio St.) – 8 MINS Hospital – 5 MINS AWAY AWAY MEDICAL CENTERS PROJECT DETAILS TOWER 2 Total No. of Floors 8 Storeys Type of Project RESIDENTIAL Total Number of Units 188 units Typical Studio Units 32.35 sqm Typical 1-Bedroom Units 31.50 – 54 sqm Typical 2-Bedroom Units 64.55 – 87.80 sqm Condominium Certificate of Title Proof of Ownership (CCT) LEONARD WOOD ROAD TOTAL LOT AREA OF PROJECT 9,862.00 SQM LEONARD WOOD ROAD TOTAL FLOOR AREA OF 21,700 SQM TOWER 1 & 2 RESIDENTIAL TOWER CONDOTEL FUTURE HOTEL DEVELOPMENT BRENTWOOD LEONARDWOOD ROAD AZALEA RESIDENCES VIEW FROM RESIDENTIAL DROP OFF VIEW FROM REAR OF SOTOGRANDE HOTEL & RESIDENCES FACING LEONARD WOOD ROAD FEATURES & AMENITIES GROUND FLOOR Bar Lounge Kitchen/Bar Swimming Pool Fitness Gym Function Rooms Kiddie Pool Business Center Coffee Shop Pond And Lounge 2 Elevators Garbage holding area per floor Electrical rooms SWIMMING POOLS FUNCTION ROOMS COFFE SHOP & LOUNGE AMENITIES GROUND FLOOR LOUNGE BAR BUSINESS GYM CENTER LOBBY LEONARD WOOD ROAD LOUNGE AREA, RECEPTION COUNTER, BAR LEONARD WOOD ROAD RECEPTION AREA SWIMMING POOLS COFFEE SHOP, FUNCTION ROOMS, AND BAR LOUNGE FUNCTION ROOMS FUNCTION COFFE SHOP & LOUNGE & SHOP COFFE LOUNGE BAR BUSINESS LEONARD WOOD ROAD GYM CENTER LOBBY COFFEE SHOP, FUNCTION ROOMS, AND BAR LOUNGE FUNCTION ROOMS RESTROOM BAR LOUNGE SERVICE ELEVATOR ELEVATOR LEONARD WOOD ROAD COFFEE SHOP AND RESTAURANT PART OF LOBBY RECEPTION LOUNGE SWIMMING POOLS SWIMMING POOL AND KIDDIE POOL 60 sqm 4 ft FUNCTION ROOMS COFFE SHOP & LOUNGE BAR BAR LOUNGE 0.6 ft BUSINESS GYM LOBBY LEONARD WOOD ROAD CENTER TOWER 2 RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLANS & UNIT LAYOUTS UNIT COMPOSITION: RESIDENTIAL ITEM TOTAL STUDIO 1BR 2BR GROUND 20 18 2 FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 24 1 20 3 3RD FLOOR 24 20 4 4TH FLOOR 24 20 4 5TH FLOOR 24 20 4 6TH FLOOR 24 20 4 7TH FLOOR 24 20 4 8TH FLOOR 24 20 4 TOTAL 188 1 158 29 SOLD BASEMENT PARKING SLOTS: 77 PARKING AREA: 12.5 SQM VERTICAL CLEARANCE: 2.80 SQM LEONARD WOOD ROAD POOL 110 109 RESIDENTIAL TOWER 111 112 108 113 107 114 106 115 105 116 104 RESIDENTIAL - 117 103 118 102 119 101 120 GROUND FLOOR GROUND TOWER 2 TOWER ITEM TOTAL STUDIO 1BR 2BR GROUND BUSINESS GYM CENTER LOBBY FLOOR 20 18 2 LEONARD WOOD ROAD 1BR UNIT 28.00 BALCONY 4.50 TOTAL 32.50 1BR - 101 UNIT 43.20 BALCONY 10.80 TOTAL 54.00 RESIDENTIAL BEDROOM UNITS / GROUND BEDROOM - 1 1BR - 108 UNIT 31.00 BALCONY 8.00 TOTAL 39.00 1BR – 102-107 UNIT 28.00 RESIDENTIAL BALCONY 7.00 TOTAL 35.00 BEDROOM UNITS / GROUND BEDROOM - 1 2BR - 110 UNIT 58.80 BALCONY 29.00 TOTAL 87.80 RESIDENTIAL BEDROOM UNITS - 2BR – 109 2 UNIT 52.15 BALCONY 32.00 TOTAL 84.15 210 209 211 212 208 213 207 214 206 215 205 216 204 RESIDENTIAL 217 203 FLOOR - 218 202 ND 2 219 201 220 TOWER 2 TOWER 221 222 223 ITEM TOTAL STUDIO 1BR 2BR 2ND 24 1 20 3 FLOOR FLOOR ND STUDIO - 224 UNIT 29.50 BALCONY 2.85 TOTAL 32.35 RESIDENTIAL STUDIO UNIT STUDIO UNIT / 2 1BR UNIT 28.00 BALCONY 3.50 TOTAL 31.50 FLOOR ND 1BR - 201 UNIT 44.00 BALCONY 5.50 TOTAL 49.50 RESIDENTIAL 1BR - 208 UNIT 31.00 BALCONY 3.98 TOTAL 34.98 BEDROOM UNITS / 2 BEDROOM - 1 2BR – 210, 223 UNIT 58.80 BALCONY 7.10 FLOOR TOTAL 65.90 ND RESIDENTIAL 2BR- 209 UNIT 57.60 BALCONY 6.95 BEDROOM UNITS / 2 BEDROOM - TOTAL 64.55 2 310 309 311 312 308 313 307 314 306 315 305 316 304 RESIDENTIAL 317 303 - FLOOR 318 302 RD 3 319 301 320 TOWER 2 TOWER 321 322 323 324 ITEM TOTAL STUDIO 1BR 2BR 3RD FLOOR 24 20 4 1BR UNIT 28.00 BALCONY 3.50 TOTAL 31.50 FLOOR RD 1BR - 301 UNIT 44.00 BALCONY 5.50 TOTAL 49.50 RESIDENTIAL 1BR - 308 UNIT 31.00 BALCONY 3.98 TOTAL 34.98 BEDROOM UNITS / 3 BEDROOM - 1 2BR – 310, 323 UNIT 58.80 BALCONY 7.10 FLOOR TOTAL 65.90 RD RESIDENTIAL 2BR – 309, 324 UNIT 57.60 BALCONY 6.95 BEDROOM UNITS / 3 BEDROOM - TOTAL 64.55 2 410 409 411 412 408 413 407 414 406 415 405 FLOOR 416 404 RESIDENTIAL TH 417 403 - 418 402 to 8 419 401 TH 420 4 TOWER 2 TOWER 421 422 ITEM TOTAL STUDIO 1BR 2BR 424 423 TYPICAL 4TH – 8TH 24 20 4 FLOOR 1BR UNIT 28.00 BALCONY 3.50 FLOOR TOTAL 31.50 TH 8 - TH 1BR UNIT 44.00 BALCONY 5.50 TOTAL 49.50 RESIDENTIAL 1BR UNIT 31.80 BALCONY 3.98 BEDROOM UNITS BEDROOM UNITS / TYPICAL 4 - TOTAL 35.78 1 2BR UNIT 58.80 FLOOR BALCONY 7.10 TH TOTAL 65.90 8 - TH RESIDENTIAL 2BR UNIT 57.60 BALCONY 6.95 BEDROOM UNITS BEDROOM UNITS / TYPICAL 4 - TOTAL 64.55 1 SALES DOCUMENTS BUYER’S NEED TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING UPON RESERVATION: 1. Buyer’s Information Sheet 2. Signed Reservation Application 3. Signed Computation Sheet 4. Reservation Fee / Proof of Payment 5. Photocopy of 2 valid government ID’s if married both spouses 6. 2 Original Proof of billing address 7. TIN (both spouses) or BIR FORM 1904 8. Photocopy of Marriage Contract & Birth Certificate SALES DOCUMENTS WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM RESERVATION DATE: 1. Notarized Special Power of Attorney (if needed) 2. Signed Contract to Sell & Deed of Restrictions including annexes and addendums (if needed) 3. Notarized Waiver of Rights (for foreign spouses) 4. Signed BP 185 Affidavit for Formerly Filipino Citizen *Initial documents must be submitted on the first and second partial release of commission *All necessary documents must be completed on the third partial release of commission PAYMENT Buyers can pay directly to STA. LUCIA LAND, INC. Head Office or deposit reservation fee directly to: BANCO DE ORO BDO ACCOUNT NO.: 2140-1715-23 ACCOUNT NAME: STA. LUCIA LAND, INC. The reservation fee remittance/deposit should indicate the buyer’s name and property description (Project, Phase, Block, Lot No./House Model). A Reservation Application (RA) should be signed by the buyer upon payment of reservation fee. The deposit slip should be scanned and emailed to [email protected] LTS NO. 034771.
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