Farmland with majestic mahogany trees

In its heyday, this land in Alfonso used to be a vegetable farm. While no longer being used as a farm for the past half a decade, there continue to grow lots of plants inside--from small and popular plantitas to tall majestic mahogany trees--a lot of them. Mahogany trees practically surround the entire property.

The farm portion retains the structural elements of its greenhouses and could be easily revitalized to serve as a farm once again. And there is also a deep well that serves as the water source for the farm and its staff. Electricity is not an issue, they have it as well.
There is also housing for the farmhands, as well as a place to relax.

The entire perimeter is secured by a concrete fence.
The land is very accessible, it has at least three major access roads from the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway. It is bordered by roads along the entire northwest and northeast sides, while half of the southeast side borders a road. Only the southwest side borders another piece of land.

The main access road is along the Luksuhin-Sulsugin Road, which passes by the Luksuhin Public Market. By the way, this market is only 1 km away from the farm. The other two access roads are Buttercup Street and Sitio Hawilian Road, further west along the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway.

The land and its vicinity have a very rural vibe and enjoin you to relax and enjoy nature. It could easily become a nature eco-resort, an events place, or even back as a farm. Regardless of what you intend to do with the place, the majestic mahogany trees will continue to grow and become very valuable in the future.

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Renren Gabas · Certified Real Estate Broker · PRC REB License № 0019588 til 9/25/2023 · DHSUD REB № NCR 002047