A NEW STANDARD OF QUALITY LIVING: ROCKWELL SOUTH AT CARMELRAY
The Philippine Star|November 22, 2024
For years, Rockwell Land has elevated metropolitan living with pioneering developments that enhance refined lifestyles exclusively catered to a discerning clientele.
By ZINNIA OLINARES
A NEW STANDARD OF QUALITY LIVING: ROCKWELL SOUTH AT CARMELRAY

Now, as it opens a new chapter offering its unique blend of artistry and expertise, Rockwell introduces its newest cluster within Rockwell South at Carmelray, bringing its first high-end house-and-lot community into the gentle embrace of Laguna's rolling landscapes. Expanding its horizons beyond Manila's borders, Rockwell's design and masterful quality promise a sophisticated enclave where every home reflects individuality, embodies style, and upholds the brand's signature standard of excellence.

NEW HORIZON OF EXCLUSIVITY AND DISTINCTION

Nestled within a sprawling, verdant setting, Rockwell South at Carmelray is a first-of-its-kind development for Rockwell. The community expands the Rockwell legacy by introducing a horizontal development that reflects the company's attention to detail and commitment to exceptional living. Following the remarkable success of its initial clusters, which have fostered a thriving and vibrant community, Carmelray continues to grow with the introduction of new house-and-lot offerings. This new phase is not just about adding homes—it's about enriching the fabric of this remarkable community, offering a seamless blend of living spaces within a larger, beautiful environment. These homes aren't merely constructed to meet every aspect of a living space; they're thoughtfully designed beyond aesthetics to embody the highest standards of craftsmanship and artistry, ensuring residents truly feel at home and live with a sense of pride and fulfillment.

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This story is from the November 22, 2024 edition of The Philippine Star.

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