DS882736 – Golden Meadows Executive Village | Brand New 2-Storey Three Bedroom 3BR Neat House and Lot for Sale in Cainta, Rizal along Marcos Highway

Code : DS882736
Category : For Sale
Project : Golden Meadows Executive Village Cainta
City : Cainta, Rizal
Unit : Three Bedroom (3BR)
Size : LA : 150 sqm FA : 197 sqm
Parking : 4 Car Garage
Selling Price : Php 16,000,000.00 Gross

Details of the Property:
• 2-storey
• Bright and clean feeling
• 3 Bedrooms
• 2 Toilet & Bath
• 1 Powder room
• 4 Car Garage
• 1 Maid’s room
• Garden

Rizal, the eastern province that is Metro Manila’s closest neighbor, makes a convincing case for being able to snag the best of both worlds. Its premiere gateway, Cainta, is so close that its border with Pasig City has often been the subject of disputes.

Here are reasons why a move to the Metro’s eastern outskirts isn’t just a quixotic daydream, but an idea that also makes good sense.

1. It’s more accessible than ever. Rizal province isn’t escaping what’s been touted as the impending “golden age of infrastructure,” with a new toll road, the Metro Manila Expressway, linking Rizal to the rest of the Metro and Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon). It’ll also act as a faster route to Edsa and C-5. Rizal is convenient for commuters, too—just an FX ride away is SM Megamall, and that’s barely scratching the surface of its sprawling network of bus and jeepney routes that make it feel like any other metro city.

2. It’s big on culture. The seat of power may still be in the colonial city of Manila, but Rizal can more than hold its own when stacked up against the capital. National hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, used to frequent Rizal often with his mother, who was a devotee of the province’s patroness.

3. It’s the Philippines’ very own Eden, with some of the best nature spots in the country. Tinipak River and Mt. Daraitan are mainstays on any list of best places to trek near Metro Manila, and for good reason—the lush forest, ethereal rock formations and brilliant blue water transport you to a whole other world. But even in mundane moments, in Rizal’s most low-key spots, nature still dominates and awes, without you ever being too far away from the hub of the action.

4. It has a lot of restaurants with great views and delicious food.
Foodies will certainly enjoy Rizal as the province offers a lot of cafes and restaurants with great views, delicious food, and cool weather that will give Tagaytay restaurants a run for their money. Antipolo, Tanay, and Pililla are the best options to go on a food trip with a view. In Antipolo, you can start by going to Tahanan Bistro, Burrow Cafe, Tipulo Filipino, Café Rizal by Peppermill, Cafe Lupe, Vieux Chalet Swiss Restaurant, Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens, and Spa, and Oscar’s at Eugenio Lopez Center. While in Tanay, you have Lutong Pugon, Ricardo’s Vista del Cielo, and La Franco’s Veranda. In Pililla, you have Bulawan Floating Restaurant, Barandilya Restaurant, and Cassandra’s Peak.