DR88-001586 – Bay Garden Club and Residences | Come Home to Comfort 1 Bedroom 1BR Condo for Rent in Pasay City near Okada Manila, Mall of Asia, and Ikea

With its prime location and high-level of security, your new home comes with expansive views and exclusive access to the club, making it a grand experience for the whole family.

Federal Land introduces the Bay Garden Club and Residences, a first of its kind development in Manila where it integrates residential and sports club facilities into one exciting new haven that lets residents live a completely new way of life.

Bequeathed with the natural beauty of the Manila Bay and surrounded by Metropolitan Park’s lush greenery, Bay Garden Club and Residences carry Federal Land’s signature of building vacation homes on this side of the metro.

Bay Garden Club and Residences is accessible to main roads connecting to Manila, Makati and Parañaque cities. It is just a short distance away from Mall of Asia, the Manila Doctors College, the Bluewave Macapagal Mall, the seafood strip along Macapagal Boulevard, and other dining and commercial establishments.

Why You Should Live in Pasay City:

One of the four original cities to make up Metro Manila in its early days, Pasay City boasts a rich history and culture. Located near the capital city of Manila, it is also one of the metro’s richest cities. With several entertainment and cultural attractions, as well as first-rate condo living and transportation systems, Pasay City is proving to be a great place to build a home. Learn more about the top reasons why you should raise your growing family in this thriving city.

1. Exposure to cultural attractions

Living in an urban location gives you easy access to cultural attractions. A renowned center for culture and the arts, Pasay City’s Roxas Boulevard is home to the Cultural Center of the Philippines, an institution that holds the mandate to preserve, promote, and enhance the cultural heritage of the Filipino people. The Folks Arts Theater, a massive theater that showcases the work of architect Leandro Locsin, is located nearby. Cultural exploration will be at your family’s doorstep if you choose to live in the city.

2. A uniquely Filipino flavor

Living in Pasay City will bring you closer to the Coconut Palace. Also called the Tahanang Pilipino, the structure was built in 1981 to welcome Pope John Paul. It is remarkable for being made up of 100% Philippine materials. Located in the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex, the Coconut Palace offers an impressive display of Philippine architecture. It also showcases the many uses of the coconut palm tree and other native materials, such as the Philippine hardwood and banana fiber.

3. The travel capital of the Philippines

Home to the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), Pasay City has been called the Gateway to the Philippine Islands. The main point of entry to the country, the airport welcomes countless local and foreign travelers at its gate. Airlines of all sizes are headquartered in the city. Large areas of Pasay City are now dedicated to tourists, such as the tourist belt located along Roxas Boulevard. Living in Pasay City will have your growing family exposed to cosmopolitan people who can contribute to a broader view of the world. Interacting with people from a variety of backgrounds can help increase tolerance and compassion, and can engender a healthy view of life in your children.

4. The third largest shopping mall in the world

With the third largest shopping mall in the world located nearby, your growing family will never run out of things to do in Pasay City. Located in the Bay City area, the SM Mall of Asia boasts four interconnected buildings that are home to hundreds of shops and restaurants. More than just offering dining and shopping, the mall has countless entertainment amenities, including the EXPLOREUM Science Center, an IMAX theater, an Olympic-sized ice skating rink, the MOA Eye Ferris wheel, the SMX Convention Center, and an entertainment arena.

5. Cheaper and accessible transportation

Living in Pasay City means you won’t have to rely solely on time-consuming and expensive private rides. From the LRT and MRT to FX and jeepneys, you will find all sorts of public transportation in Pasay City. There are also several thoroughfares that make these modes of transportations accessible. With readily available public transportation, parents won’t have to chaperone their kids all the time. Your children can gain a sense of independence as they learn to navigate the city on their own. You can also get by easily even when your car is on coding or you simply would rather spare yourself the expensive gas and difficult parking.

6. Entertainment for the whole family

Pasay has everything for the whole family. Dad can spend a relaxing day golfing at the Villamor Golf Club, a 50-hectare golf course with 18 holes. The club boasts a driving range, pro shop, putting practice, swimming pool, and a restaurant and cafe. DMCI Homes’ Fairway Terraces is literally a stone’s throw away from this, with unit views overlooking Villamor Golf Club. Mom can go shopping at high-end specialty stores at Resorts World Manila, and enjoy the world-class integrated entertainment offered in the complex. The kids, on the other hand, can have an adventure-filled day at Star City, a family amusement park that offers countless attractions sprawled over 35,000 square meters of space.