About This Project
Developed by Sta. Lucia Land Inc., Monte Carlo is the first of five towers in the new Sta. Lucia Residenze Complex. The studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom unit have floor areas that range from 28 to 56 square meters. Each unit also has its own garden. This is a great option for families especially if you and your family are just starting out. Other features of the property that you will definitely enjoy appreciate include the 24 hour surveillance cameras, smoke detectors, and the Wi-Fi connectivity. Amenities like a swimming pool, a function hall, and an open gazebo are also available in the tower. The property also has its own commercial area, which comes complete with restaurants, a department store, a supermarket, a cinema, a fitness gym, and a bowling center. Because of its strategic location in Cainta, Rizal, you have easier access to nearby malls, schools, offices, hospitals, churches, and business centers.
Features & Amenities
- 24-hour Security
- Swimming Pool
- Kiddie Pool
- Pets Allowed
- Small Pets Allowed
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Developer
Sta. Lucia Land Incorporated
Sta. Lucia Land Incorporated (SLLI) has been making a name at the real estate industry since 1972. Founded by the Robles-Santos Family, the company set its stone on establishing residential communities for the middle-class market segment. As a subsidiary of the Sta. Lucia Group, SLLI is also a prime developer of golf courses all throughout the country. Now expanding its range, the real estate magnate also adds up to its diversified portfolio the vertical residences such as Santorini at Cainta, Rizal. SLLI is a consistent awardee by the prestigious Reader’s Digest for its real estate brand.
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