Beautiful things about Bellefort Estates

What are the beautiful things about Bellefort Estates? Well practically everything, looking at the https://www.facebook.com/profriends.web is enough to make one drool over the beautiful houses and amenities that this stunning development has to offer. I have made a couple of trips to Bellefort Estates (one was on my own initiative while the other one was to help a friend look for a property)

Okay first look at Bellefort Estates, I thought it was your average high end subdivision with all the big houses and the grandiose looking village gate where we came in through. However I never thought the price is going to be half of what a house buyer would pay if the location is in one of those posh villages like Ayala Alabang or Bel-Air (I did not have any idea on how much each unit costs as I just went through the tripping out of impulse). The pricing starts at somewhere around P2.8 million in which you will get 110 square meters of lot area and 65 square meters of house area. That is a lot of real estate for a price of a studio type condominium unit. Sounds like a very good investment right? It does not only sound good but it is a really good investment. Okay I was talking about the P2.8 million house earlier, so let’s take a closer look at what exactly that house can offer. The specific name of the unit is Charlotte; it is a single attached house, with three bedrooms, two toilets/bath, kitchen, living area, dining area, provision for two car garage and a laundry and service area the works. The Charlotte house model features the following finishes upon turnover:

*Painted exterior wall with Sandblasted texture

*Painted interior wall with concrete texture

*Tiled toilet and bathroom

*Stainless sink and tiled kitchen counter

*Sliding windows all aluminium frame

*Wood plank stairs on concrete

*ceramic tiles on the ground floor

*PVC tiles for the second floor

*Concrete tile roofing system

*Concrete fence at the back separating the linear park

Among the house features, the Concrete tile roofing system is the feature that I like the best because it is not common to see concrete roofing on top of houses here in the Philippines with most homes having just the regular steel roofing system that does not do a lot in rain vibration dampening. Also the concrete fence at the back as a point of demarcation between the property line and the linear park makes for the utmost privacy of the homeowner. Speaking of privacy, the village just like any other high end type property development implements very stringent security measures. On top of the security checkpoint for vehicles, they also implement the standard frisking procedures for those individuals entering the subdivision plus the development is equipped with CCTV monitoring system strategically placed on different areas of the village. Now that is what I would call real security and I would definitely want something like that for my family. Bellefort Estates is definitely my top house pick.