Camella Tarlac and Camella Apalit

Tarlac today stands proudly as a crossroads of art, history and progress.

Guests are treated to the many natural, historical and cultural sites it offers. Most popular is the Mt. Pinatubo trek where adventure seekers get to go up to the crater formed after the volcano’s eruption in 1991. There are also the Bueno Hot Springs and the Dolores Springs which are believed to be medicinal.

The residents of Tarlac have literally risen from the ashes of Mt. Pinatubo to re-fashion this heritage-rich province into a modern melting pot where traditional culture has blended with the new. The presence of economic zones resulted into rapid industrialization, bringing in more jobs. The completion of the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) has cut travel time from Manila, making the travel safer and faster for commuters.

Just 10 minutes away from the exit of the SCTEX is a growing community that is now providing a safe and secure home appropriate for the modern Tarlac resident. Camella Tarlac is a 61-hectare property that offers stylish homes that are affordable.

"Its proximity to the commercial hubs, financial districts, major universities and hospitals makes it an ideal property investment – its value rising as the growth of the province continues," said Camella President Maribeth C. Tolentino.

"It has three enclaves that provide this community a variety of options with seven model homes," added Dante Julongbayan, Camella’s Head for North Luzon. "Each was designed to respond to specific needs of varied homeowners."

With the launch of Camella Tarlac, visitors can view and experience the advantage that the Camella lifestyle offers. A showcase area features the Affordable Series and the Lessandra Series – space-efficient homes designed to respond to various requirements.

The Lessandra series offers model homes such as Reana, Margarita, Reena and Marga. The Affordable Series has five model home choices namely Lara, Marvela, Carmela, Drina and Elaisa.
The new community also offers amenities that are standard in residential developments in the country’s major cities. This includes a clubhouse, swimming pool, basketball court, tree park, jogging park, picnic area, playground and exercise area. The development likewise offers various security measures to ensure the community’s safety. There is also a shuttle service that brings residents to drop off/pick up points in the city proper at specific hours.

Tarlac’s neighbour, Apalit, is also showing signs of progress and prosperity. It is no surprise then to find a Camella development in this place. Formally established in 1582, this municipality is a gateway to Pampanga and the northern regions – it being the first town of the province located right next door to Bulacan.

Today, the presence of many manufacturing firms, refineries, and a multinational oil corporation has fast-tracked Apalit’s growth and attracted commercial, financial and retail establishments to cater to the needs of residents.

Camella Apalit is a Mediterranean-themed community on a 15-hectare property. Homeowners can enjoy amenities at par with developments in the country's major cities including a clubhouse with swimming pool, parks and playground, and a basketball court. It offers 12 model homes – each one tailor-made to respond to the market’s varied needs.

From the Crown Jewels series, model homes Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Pearl and Jade are available. From the Camella series, one can choose from Elaisa, Drina, Carmela and Marvela. And from the Lessandra series are Rina, Marga and Reana.

Camella Tarlac and Camella Apalit are developments of Camella, a subsidiary of Vista Land & Lifescapes, Inc., the country’s largest home builder.

For details on Camella Tarlac and Camella Apalit, contact Reby Ramirez @ +63 916.4044.555 / +63 922.883.9308 / +63 919.699.3572 or e-mail her at reby_ramirez@yahoo.com.

Source: Manila Bulletin, 24 November 2010

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