View of Amenity Area, Main Road, Blocks 18 & 19 of PHASE 1B From BLOCK 17
Northcrest is located in Cabantian, part of Buhangin District. It is 20-minutes away from the Davao International Airport and near to other prime residential communities and commercial centers
.
All three (3)
projects – Ladislawa Garden Village,
Woodridge Park and Las Terrazas – have been
delivered and completed and all these
projects have the highest rate of
homebuilding in the entire city.
Another
Quality Project of:
Alsons
Development and Investment Corporation (ALSONS
DEV) is a real estate company entrusted to
be stewards of some of the most valuable
land in the city. ALSONS DEV respects and
view this as God-given and thus, most
precious. ALSONS DEV are co-creators of
nature, and are deeply responsible to
provide Davao City a
well-balanced sub-urban community that will
provide a vibrant and conducive environment
for spiritual and family life.
Northcrest is
a 40-hectare themed development. Typical
lot sizes are 150 and 250 sq.m. Its main
entrance is located along Cabantian Road.
Northcrest is
envisioned to carry the same elements that
have made Ladislawa, Woodridge and Las Terrazas successful. These
elements are LOCATION, QUALITY, COMPLETION
and DELIVERY, NATURE SETTING and AMENITIES.
The sports and
recreation facilities foster family
togetherness, healthy life style and
fellowship among the homeowners. This is
one of the reasons why many choose to build
their homes in Alson’s Properties because of
the amenities available for the whole family
to use.
For more
information, please contact our Sales Admin Office at
Tel.nos. (6382) 2223281, 2272152, loc 203, 206, 207
The particulars, details and
visuals shown herein are only intended to give a general idea of
the project and as such are not to be relied
upon as statement of fact. The contents herein are subject to
change without prior notice and do not constitute part of an
offer or contract.
This document does not constitute nor form part of any contract
and is for information purposes only.
