Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes adds another tower to family-friendly enclave

MANILA, Philippines - After the successful launch of the first four towers: Molave, Maple, Narra, and Magnolia, which now have sold-out, the Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes, touted to be the biggest garden community in Manila, is making another milestone with the unveiling of its newest and fifth tower – the Mandarin. The Mandarin Tower forms part of the 8-tower residential enclave that has already captivated young families and investors with its kid-friendly features and thoughtful amenities.

 Speaking during the launch of Mandarin, Dennis Lim, SVP for Sales and Marketing of Federal Land, talked about the sales of the Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes. Months after the launch of its last tower, the development has already reached its target in terms of sales record. Lim attributed the high sales to the inherent features of Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes.

 “The Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes has an ideal location – and it is very rare that we have a property like this in the midst of Metro Manila. With over 2 hectares of space, we are going to build a safe and kid-friendly community in the heart of Manila. It is in a secluded area but is also within a gated community with its own garden road,” Lim said. 

What makes it an ideal entry point to Makati and nearby Manila is the property’s location along Quirino Avenue Extension-OTIS Peñafrancia in Paco. With its dual access roads, one going to Quirino Avenue Extension and the other heading to Penafrancia Street, the Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes makes it very convenient for unit owners to go in and out of their homes. The ease of access also gives families plenty of time to bond at home and simply savor the development’s unique living experience.

 Always alive with the glittering Manila at its heart, the Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes also affords its residents the captivating fusion of old and cosmopolitan Manila. Ideally positioned to some of the best educational institutions, hospitals, recreational, historical and shopping areas, parents and children have interesting places to explore.  What also makes the project a truly incomparable, sought-after residential address is its nurturing environment.

 “The Peninsula Garden Midtown Homes was actually conceptualized with the kids and families in mind,” said Lim. “We have devoted large open spaces not only for the children to play but also for family members to relax, bond and have fun without going out. The open spaces we offer are very generous.”

 With more than 50 percent of the property devoted to open spaces, the children will have plenty of spaces to roam around, see new sights, meet new friends, and discover new things.