CALABARZON is a conurbation of five provinces initially modeled as the first regional industrial center in the country. Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon were earmarked as the prototype for sustainable development and the answer to decongesting the National Capital Region. Designed to accommodate economic activities and population spillover from Metro Manila, it was established as a separate region in 2002 to allow the Philippine government to channel resources and conceive a second business center.
Set apart, yet so easy to access
A large part of the charm of Rizal lies in its unique balance — a thriving industrial hub with booming agriculture and aquaculture trades, yet still retaining the rustic allure of provincial life. Nestled on the western slopes of the majestic Sierra Madre Mountain Range, Rizal is bordered by Quezon Province to the east, Laguna to the southwest, and Bulacan to the north, with its northwestern area contiguous with Metro Manila. This strategic location grants residents quick and easy access to the commercial centers and leisure offerings of the metro. The ongoing construction of Circumferential Road 6 (C-6) further enhances connectivity, linking Rizal more seamlessly to nearby provinces like Bulacan and Cavite, as well as bustling cities such as Taguig, Parañaque, and Muntinlupa.
Beyond this, Rizal is known as a cradle of great Filipino leaders and the Art Capital of the country. Its fertile grounds gifted the country some of the world’s top talents, like artists Carlos ‘Botong’ V. Francisco, Rafael Pacheco, Nemi R. Miranda, Jose ‘Pitok’ Blanco, and his equally talented family. The great painter Vincent Manansala chose to make Rizal his home. From Rizal hails composer and musician Lucio San Pedro and Carlos Palanca Award winner Ligaya Tiamson-Rubin.
Despite the convenience of the location and its successful development as an industrial, art, and education center, the rugged peaks and rolling foothills of the exquisite Sierra Madre and Laguna de Bay lend the province a natural rustic and pristine air that families living in high-density cities long for.
Bringing color to a land known for its greenness
As homeowners traverse Camella Meadows’ tree-lined entrance, they are greeted by a wash of color from gardens that welcome them home. Designed to be in harmony with nature and in tribute to green lands and the tropical forests that adorn the graceful foothills of Rizal, the property is decked with blooming parks and pathways infused with the scent of summer blossoms and rich earth. Here, city and countryside living blend masterfully in homes in the many hues of an artist’s palette. Houses that peak out of gardens smelling of summer days and cool, dew-ridden nights.
At its center is a clubhouse reminiscent of Mediterranean cliff-side manors. With its function rooms, patios, and al fresco dining spaces, the community converges and bonds on lazy afternoons, exciting weekends, and special events. Around the clubhouse is a playground and a basketball court where friendly competitions become friendships that last a lifetime.
Camella Meadows offers a selection of home models designed to accommodate the varying needs, budgets, and dreams of Filipino families. Built of the best quality material and with the space-planning savvy that made Camella famous, Camella Meadows makes available its top home models: From the cozy two-storey, three-bedroom Dana, Cara, and Bella to the exquisite and spacious two-storey, four-bedroom Freya and Greta.
Access means a better life and style
Camella Meadows is located on Eastridge Avenue, Barangay Bilibiran, in Binangonan, Rizal. Historians continue to argue over the meaning of the municipality as some say it means ‘a place from where something rose.’ Others, however, hold that it simply means ‘the town built around a lake’— as the 40 barangays of Binangonan are either in Talim Island, within the lake itself, or hug its shore.
A scenic 20 kilometers from Metro Manila, Camella Meadows is accessible from the urban hub through the Ortigas Avenue Extension, Manila East Road, and Manuel L. Quezon Avenue Extension. Its closeness to the metro, as well as its accessibility to and from the other cities and towns in CALABARZON, give residents full access to many of the regional and capital schools, places of worship, business and government institutions, commercial and leisure establishments, as well as landmarks and major thoroughfares. The Regional Pilot School for the Arts and the University of Rizal System-Binangonan Campus are a few minutes from its premises, while the Binangonan Catholic College is slightly further away. The famous Binganonan Fish Port is about a kilometer from the community, while delightful tourist spots and landmarks—like the prehistoric Angono Petroglyphs and Thunderbird Resorts can be reached in six minutes.
Camella Meadows is designed to provide Filipino families with the forever home of their dreams, a community they can truly belong to, and the lifestyle everybody aspires to and works hard for.
The Philippines’ Largest Homebuilder Continues to Build the Finest Homes
Camella caters to the upper-middle-market segment of Vista Land, the Philippines’ largest integrated property developer. Camella has been providing beautifully designed communities in 47 provinces and 149 key cities and municipalities for nearly five decades.
Camella, the leading and preferred housing brand with a nationwide geographic reach, builds thriving communities that embody innovation and progress with family and community life at its center, creating a legacy of value for future generations.
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