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Houses and lots for sale in Nueva Ecija vary in not only style and size, but also prices, with the market featuring foreclosures listed for as little as PhP 138,000, to five-bedroom high-end house and lot presently valued at PhP 16,500,000. |
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Nueva Ecija is a landlocked province with a booming agriculture business and several historical sites. |
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Nueva Ecija is known as the “Rice Granary of the Philippines” because it is one of the top producers of crops in the country. Other agricultural contributions include corn, onions, garlic and other fruits and vegetables. |
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Nueva Ecija is only three hours away from Metro Manila using the newly constructed SCTEX highway transportation system. |
While Nueva Ecija might not be the typical tourist destination for those in search of tropical beaches and seaside attractions, it is still one of the country’s most interesting locales because of its rich history. Representing one of the eight rays of the sun in the Philippine flag, Nueva Ecija was one of the eight provinces that revolted against the Spanish colonizers.
There are many culturally and historically significant landmarks in this province. One example is the 19th-century Sideco House, which was home to Emilio Aguinaldo and his men during the American regime after General Luna’s assassination. Another historical site is the American and Filipino Camp Pangatian Memorial Shrine. This was where prisoners of war for both American and Filipino soldiers were housed during World War II.
Nueva Ecija may be landlocked but it is still teeming with ecological diversity and lush greenery. The Minalungao National Park, located within General Tinio, is a 2000-hectare park protected for its limestone formations surrounding the Penaranda River. Rafting, swimming and cliff diving are just some of the activities that can be done here. Among the locals, Tanawan in Laur Nueva Ecija is a booming destination for its establishments with view decks that overlook a hill-top view of Tanawan’s luscious greenery.
Central Luzon living is made affordable if one chooses to relocate to Nueva Ecija. Living in this province would be perfect for those who crave life away from the hustle and bustle of city living. It is the perfect mix of development and progress without the saturation of chaotic city-living.
This is not to say that Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija’s economic center, is not progressive. As Nueva Ecija’s metropolitan hub, many people from adjacent towns and municipalities flock to Cabanatuan to be in closer proximity to where they work. Many large-scale developers from Metro Manila and Cebu flock to Cabanatuan to invest in its overall real-estate landscape. One example of this is Sta. Lucia Realty’s Lakewood City, home to one of the country’s 64-hectare championship golf courses.
What was once known as the Tricycle Capital of the province, Cabanatuan’s infrastructure is undergoing continuous development to support the influx of its new residents. Intercity and Interprovincial buses, aside from the local tricycles and minibuses, are the main modes of transportation to get around and in and out of the province.
Among the current affordable houses and lots for sale in Nueva Ecija is a row house in Lessandra Cabanatuan. A 36-square meter, two-bedroom row house in the development is offered for only PhP 1,494,000.
If you prefer investing in a luxurious house and lot for sale in Nueva Ecija, it is best to check out properties offered in Lakewood City such as The Courtyard. In this subdivision, you can chance upon a 265-square meter, two-story house with balcony, garden, and gated garage. This house with five bedrooms can comfortably accommodate a large family of 12.
