A happy home is defined by memories made with the family. Recognizing the importance of these moments, DMCI Homes has come up a new development that offers lifestyle spaces to fit such happy memories.
Named Rhapsody Residences, this new address south of Manila promises to promote fun and quality time with the family in a resort-like environment -- featuring amenities that one usually finds in tourist destinations far from home.
With more than one hectare of amenities, well landscaped surroundings, and public areas filled with lush greens and water features for a more relaxing ambience, Rhapsody Residences offers a haven for families who wish to take a break from crowded cityscape.
There will be lots of lifestyle spaces that promote time for togetherness: Cabanas, pocket gardens and parks, children’s playground as well as single-loaded corridors and garden atriums that can be found inside the buildings. These features will inspire a holiday ambience in the community as it mimics a vacation lifestyle.
The kiddie pool is sure to be a hit among the younger residents, while the mature crowd will enjoy the lounge pool.
The more active residents can find the lap pool and the jogging paths more to their liking.
The clubhouse, which is designed with trellis for a contemporary Asian look, will also house the Lounge and Bar area. Its function rooms offer spaces for bigger social events and family gatherings. A water station, laundry station, and convenience store will also be situated here.
The project is located in Brgy. Buli in Muntinlupa, and is composed of eight five-story buildings and one 10-story building.
Buildings have central atriums and single loaded corridors, assuring that natural light and air are utilized to full advantage. The home spaces are ideal for a growing family’s various needs. The two-bedroom unit offerings range from 54 to 77 sqm.
Homes will also have their own mail boxes with keys located in a centralized mail area. Parking slots for the units will include a wheel stopper – one set per slot.
Rhapsody Residences is now constructing its first building, Carillon, which will be turned-over by December 2012.
Named Rhapsody Residences, this new address south of Manila promises to promote fun and quality time with the family in a resort-like environment -- featuring amenities that one usually finds in tourist destinations far from home.
With more than one hectare of amenities, well landscaped surroundings, and public areas filled with lush greens and water features for a more relaxing ambience, Rhapsody Residences offers a haven for families who wish to take a break from crowded cityscape.
There will be lots of lifestyle spaces that promote time for togetherness: Cabanas, pocket gardens and parks, children’s playground as well as single-loaded corridors and garden atriums that can be found inside the buildings. These features will inspire a holiday ambience in the community as it mimics a vacation lifestyle.
The kiddie pool is sure to be a hit among the younger residents, while the mature crowd will enjoy the lounge pool.
The more active residents can find the lap pool and the jogging paths more to their liking.
The clubhouse, which is designed with trellis for a contemporary Asian look, will also house the Lounge and Bar area. Its function rooms offer spaces for bigger social events and family gatherings. A water station, laundry station, and convenience store will also be situated here.
The project is located in Brgy. Buli in Muntinlupa, and is composed of eight five-story buildings and one 10-story building.
Buildings have central atriums and single loaded corridors, assuring that natural light and air are utilized to full advantage. The home spaces are ideal for a growing family’s various needs. The two-bedroom unit offerings range from 54 to 77 sqm.
Homes will also have their own mail boxes with keys located in a centralized mail area. Parking slots for the units will include a wheel stopper – one set per slot.
Rhapsody Residences is now constructing its first building, Carillon, which will be turned-over by December 2012.
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