Ayala Greenfield Estates: No place like home

MANILA, Philippines - What makes an ideal home for the family?

It’s not an easy question if you’re raising a young family with two little girls, managing your own farm, breeding racehorses and running a pig farm.

Nono Mitra has a unique appreciation for space and nature. As a farm owner, he spends long working hours in Sto. Tomas, Batangas surrounded by lush greenery. He also grew up in the upscale Ayala Heights subdivision in Quezon City.

Now that he’s a father and husband, Nono and his wife Dee-dee want to nurture their family in the kind of open, rich environment that allowed him to become the man he is today. His experience as a resident of Ayala Heights led the couple to choose another Ayala development – Ayala Greenfield Estates.

A high-end, 350-hectare prime development in Calamba, Laguna, Ayala Greenfield Estates is a project of the country’s leading real estate developer, Ayala Land Inc. The community is situated atop the rolling hills of Laguna, in the midst of the Laguna Plains, Laguna de Bay, Tagaytay Ridge and Mt. Makiling.

“It was a mutual decision for us to live in Ayala Greenfield Estates,” Nono says.

“We agreed that the community was the perfect place to raise our kids.”

Famed for its private, world-class championship golf course with an exclusive country club, Ayala Greenfield Estates is situated in proximity to educational, medical, and retail establishments – which reinforced the couple’s desire to build their home in Ayala Greenfield Estates.

“Our priority is for our daughters to get a good education,” Nono says.

The little girls are being raised in a nurturing environment where they have a balance of play and study. It’s a lifestyle which Nono and Dee-dee couldn’t have provided their children anywhere else but in Ayala Greenfield Estates.

“I go home in the afternoon just in time to fetch my daughters from La Salle in Canlubang,” Nono says.

In the evenings, the family spends quality time at the lanai of their home, which is their favorite part of the Japanese-inspired house. Here, they like to watch the views of Tagaytay and the mountains at sunset. The Mitras also get to enjoy the 15-hectare Nature Park and Ayala Greenfield Estates’ exclusive sports and recreational facilities.

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