Affordable Rent to Own House in Batangas

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Batangas has a wide array of amazing attractions that would pique the interest of anyone and everyone. From grand churches and ancient homes to white sand beaches and nature parks, the province has it all. Tourists and locals alike are welcomed by the province to enjoy the amazing tourist destinations, the colourful and bountiful festivals, and the savoury and appetite-inducing cuisine.

The City of Lipa in Batangas is known as the “Little Rome of the Philippines”, due to the number of its religious structures. These include the Metropolitan Cathedral of San Sebastian, which has been standing since 1779, and the Basilica of St. Martin de Tours, known for being the largest Catholic Church in East Asia. Other famous churches located in the province include the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, where a rain of petals was said to have miraculously fell from the sky, and the Caleruega Church, which is a famous wedding and retreat venue.

The Heritage Houses in the Municipality of Taal, on the other hand, gives tourists a glimpse of history and historical architecture through the preservation of ancestral homes that date back to the Spanish era. The ancestral home of Marcela Agoncillo, the seamstress of the first official Flag of the Philippines, is still being preserved and protected by the Municipality as a part of its heritage.

A significant number of beaches and diving spots can also be found in various places throughout the province, considering that several cities and municipalities therein are located along the coast of the mainland. Most of the famous beaches are located in Nasugbu, Laiya, and Lian. Anilao, on the other hand, is famous not only for its beaches, but also for its diving spots.

Finally, the province is also known for its unique and delicious contributions to the Philippine cuisine, primary of which is the Bulalo. The other Batangas dishes that may also pique the interest of adventurous matakaws include the Batangas Lomi and Goto, the Kalderetang Kambing, the Adobo sa Dilaw and many, many more.

 

Living in Batangas

Travelling to Batangas has become easier thanks to the South Luzon Expressway and the Southern Tagalog Arterial Road or STAR Tollway. The two expressways have made travel between Manila to Batangas take a little less time at around an hour or two. This has now allowed Batangas to feel closer to the Metro than ever before, making it easier to frequent for residents of both areas.

Rent to own houses in Batangas are available at varying prices, from as low as Php350,000 to as high as Php3.2 million prices. The terms by which these are offered also vary. One house for example, is priced at Php763,000, under terms which require the interested buyer to pay a Php5,000 reservation fee and a Php65,000 down payment. This would then be followed by monthly installments at around Php4,000, which may be paid through a PAG-IBIG financing plan. Another homw, priced at roughly Php1.3 million, offers a rent to own terms which merely requires monthly installments of around Php7,000 to be made via financing through Pag-IBIG.