Scenic landscapes, serene surroundings define every Brittany home

Scenic landscapes, serene surroundings define every Brittany home

Written by Din M. Villafuerte

Sometimes, a beautiful, serene landscape is all you need to give yourself a much needed reset and peace of mind.

Thus is the reason why many would go out of their way, even to take a day trip out of the city and commune with nature, while others are content to surround themselves with stunning architecture and ingenious designs. Such desire, however, is not entirely unfounded.

According to studies, physical surroundings can help influence our well-being and quality of life. Natural scenery and beautiful surroundings can do wonders to one’s mood, improve productivity and boost well-being. Such sights, indeed, are priceless. It is thus not only out of vanity that many of us would want an address that can offer beautifully designed homes and safe communities set against a scenic backdrop.

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Manicured gardens, luxurious amenities and a 27-hole championship golf course await homeowners at Brittany Sta. Rosa.

Manicured gardens, luxurious amenities and an all-weather, 27-hole championship golf course are just some of the features that await at Brittany Sta. Rosa, Brittany Corp.’s luxury community right in the heart of Sta. Rosa, Laguna. A partnership between Vista Land and Lifescapes Inc. and the Quiros family, the 300-hectare masterplanned residential development showcases a mix of themed enclaves and highly exclusive residences.

Conveniently located just 40 minutes away from the Makati central business district, Brittany Sta. Rosa offers six distinctive residential enclaves that are designed after some of the world’s most charming destinations. Future residents can choose whether they want a home with the feel of an Italian villa, a Spanish hacienda, an American colonial manor, or one that is surrounded by English countryside-inspired gardens.

Quaint Italian village

Italian-inspired homes, exquisitely maintained gardens and a cobblestone entrance gateway with an impressive fountain as its centerpiece await at Fontamara. Named after a quaint village in Southern Italy, the 3-ha community has 61 lots which were easily sold out after its launch.

Beautiful dream

Those who have always dreamt of coming home with that French-Mediterranean air should check out Belle Reve.

Gardens and courtyards by world-class landscape artists and architects fill this neighborhood, whose name literally translates to “beautiful dream.” Open green spaces make up half of its 20-ha total area, while centuries- and decades-old trees stand in community blocks. Lot cuts at Belle Reve are up to 1,200 sqm.

Authentic Spanish estate

Another 20-ha enclave is La Residencia de Sta. Rosa, which resembles the rustic yet refined ambience of an authentic Spanish estate. The warm earth tones of its Spanish-inspired architecture contrast gorgeously against the community’s expansive greenery and blue skies.

Here at La Residencia, indoor and outdoor living spaces are designed to be relaxing and cozy, perfect for entertaining guests or for indulging in a good siesta on a languid afternoon.

Colonial American-themed homes comprise Augusta.

American homes

Colonial American-themed homes comprise Augusta. The 15-ha gated community includes sweeping lawns, jogging trails with an arresting landscape view, and recreational details such as a well-equipped gymnasium, a huge swimming pool and multipurpose court.

Augusta’s homeowners are likewise afforded the liberty to create the home of their choice. The exclusive neighborhood’s 394 lots were also quickly snapped up right after its launch.

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Elegant and stylish rural retreats await residents.

Stylish rural retreat

Wrap-around porches, gabled roofs and shuttered French windows greet residents and visitors at Georgia Club. The 15-ha sanctuary is designed to bring that Old American South vibe for those who want an elegant and stylish rural retreat. Georgia Club also features magnificently tailored gardens such as The Peachtree Clubhouse and Daisy Park, to name a couple.

Beautiful knot gardens are featured at Promenade.

English countryside

Another exclusive and charming neighborhood is Promenade, Brittany Sta. Rosa’s flagship community. Inspired by the gardens of the English countryside, its residents will surely find delight in its Italianate style secret gardens and mazes, elaborate 18th century style gates, man-made lagoons, reflecting pools, elegant country homes and acres upon acres of land studded with pine trees.

The 30-ha development is composed of 235 lots ranging from 750 sqm to 1,500 sqm, set within lush forests that blend into beautiful knot gardens. Considered the greenest neighborhood in Brittany Sta. Rosa, Promenade grants its residents panoramic and unobscured views of the Sta. Elena Golf and Country Estate’s Banahaw fairways as well as majestic views of Mt. Makiling.

Standing proudly at the center of Promenade meanwhile is the imposing Luxor Obelisk, a defining feature of the luxury residential enclave.

Communing with nature

Apart from such well-thought-out neighborhoods, Brittany Sta. Rosa abounds with thousands of decades-old trees such as narra, mahogany, acacia and gmelina. The presence of lichens and fireflies also indicate that the air here is fresh and unpolluted.

The sprawling estate has become a refuge as well to a healthy number of bird species, according to a survey by the Wild Bird Club of the Philippines. Add to that the parks, forests, breathtaking vistas, and social and leisure amenities that are especially created for the families set to call one of its luxury residential enclaves home.

With Brittany Sta. Rosa’s beautifully designed, thoughtfully planned, well-appointed homes and communities, one can expect nothing less than sophistication, distinction and sustainability. Families can indeed look forward to an exceptional quality of life here.

Sources: University of Stavanger, uis.no; Verywellmind.com, Vistaland.com.ph

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