The best of worlds come together in Vista Land’s South Luzon master planned developments

Long favored as a weekend escape south of Metro Manila, Batangas duly deserves the honor of a top tourist destination. It is home to the largest Roman Catholic church in Asia, the Minor Basilica of St. Martin of Tours. Batangas is often visited for its beaches, diving spots, and summer resorts that range from luxurious to sand-and-sea. There is Anilao in Mabini, Sombrero Island in Tingloy, Matabungkay in Lian, and the popular Nasugbu, Laiya, and Calatagan. 

Batangas is a boomtown and enjoys great economic progress. It is home to five industrial parks with more in the offing. Among them is LIMA Technology Center designed largely for tech companies, First Philippine Industrial Park, and Light Industry and Science Park IV. Beyond technology, Batangas has also seen exponential growth in many of its export products like sugar, coffee, pineapples, and bamboo.

Its proximity to Metro Manila and the ease of travel to and within the province have made Batangas not only an ideal place to visit, but the perfect place to live in for many. Two cities are particularly interesting— Lipa and Santo Tomas. Lipa is fast becoming the provincial institutional and administrative center, as well as its key commercial, financial, medical, and residential hub. Santo Tomas, on the other hand, is contiguous to Lipa and is recognized as The Gateway to the South. It is in these two growth areas that Vista Estates is master planning two of its estates.

It is no wonder that Vista Land, through its collection of master planned developments called Vista Estates, is creating two exquisitely defined estates in these locations. For Filipinos hoping to raise their families, establish careers, and own their home within a Batangueño community, Vista Estates is building Solasta in Lipa and Montvert in Santo Tomas.

Present trends are at the forefront in Solasta

Solasta is named after the Scottish for “radiant” or “shining,” paying tribute to the enviable weather of the city. With an elevation of 1,025 feet above sea level, Lipa is the third coldest place in the Philippines after Baguio and Tagaytay. It sits in a high valley between Mounts Malarayat and Macolod, acting as windbreaks that protect the city from monsoons and thunderstorms. 

It has been christened Little Rome as some of the spectacular Spanish-era churches are found here. The miraculous Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish Church was told to be the site of a Virgin Mary apparition. At present,
the church is a popular pilgrimage center, with devotees visiting during the Holy Week and in September. 

Many of the more modern industries in Lipa evolve around clothing technology and food processing. The air in the city, in fact, is said to smell like a blend of citrus and coffee.

Solasta is master planned to make the most of both the vibrant past and flourishing present of Lipa. The community zones will include a leisure and commercial hub linked to the thriving residential neighborhoods, and, soon, clusters of vertical residences. 

Designed to be a walking city taking full advantage of the delightful climate, the many lushly landscaped walkways within the estate will offer a perfect blend of rich culture and trends. Offering a delectable food and beverage scene as well as spirited events and exhibitions, the history of Lipa City is accentuated with a 22nd century vibe.

Condominium complexes will dot the sprawling community, offering residential options to starting families, young professionals, weekenders, and those who prefer to live near their places of work. The towers will accommodate smart technology and cutting-edge security and safety features. Here, glimpses of history will flow seamlessly into a world of intelligent building design to create the best way to live, and the best way to make hopes and aspirations real.

Enjoy calm and rejuvenation day after day in Montvert

For many, the promise and pleasures of a wellness resort are few and far between. These are indulgences they wish for, and many may need, but can very rarely come by. This is why Montvert, a prime development of Vista Land, is created.

Designed to be a healing sanctuary, Montvert is master planned to create calm and joy with every step, every sight, and every sound. The air will be crisp and fresh-smelling, owing to the blooms and greenery one will encounter at every turn. To further delight the senses, the sustainable landscape design for each zone will be themed—be it the business hub, the commercial centers, or the residential and condominium pockets––in keeping with the essence of a wellness sanctuary.

Montvert, unlike any other township, will be designed to renew the mind and body, restore the spirit and energy, and recover the goodness of the past. Building colors will be purposely muted and water features will delight the senses at every turn. It is a dream to live in a place of peace, in a sanctuary one can escape into and visualize the future one hopes to have. Montvert will be that escape––that place of healing and of hope.

An investment into a better way of living

Vista Land is investing into these master planned developments, making good on its promise to its homebuyers and investors to continue creating superior offerings, and more importantly, deliver excellent long-term investment growth.

Ready to aspire for amazing? Visit vistaestates.vistaland.com.ph. Follow @VistaLandAndLifescapesOfficial on social media.

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