District I Quezon City
· Condo
District I Quezon City · Condo
ALL FOUR HOMES Vertis Residences · Alveo Land · North Triangle, Vertis North, Quezon City
THE STUDIO — 34 SQM
Six per floor, on the inner lines. One room, drawn long, ending at glass — with a full kitchen system, a proper toilet and bath, and engineered wood underfoot rather than the vinyl most towers of this vintage settle for.
Nobody at this level buys 34 sqm for the square metres. They buy it because a child starts at UP or Ateneo next year, because the Quezon City office needs a weekday base, or because a unit inside an Ayala Land estate with a subway station walking distance away is a different asset from a unit that merely sits near one.
THE ONE-BEDROOM — 68 SQM
Two per floor — and on the current inventory sheet, fewer than five remain in the entire building.
Sixty-eight square metres is generous for one bedroom, and the plan spends it where you feel it: a living and dining room that reads as one continuous space to the glass line, a real kitchen rather than a counter along a wall, a bedroom with its own toilet and bath and a shower enclosure. It is the unit people take when the house already exists somewhere else, and this is the address kept for the weeks the calendar demands one.
THE TWO-BEDROOM — 96 AND 102 SQM
Four per floor, on two different plans, and the difference matters.
The 102 gives you 51 sqm of living, dining and kitchen — half the home, as one room. Fifteen for the primary bedroom with its own T&B. Eleven for the second. A common T&B. A six-sqm balcony. And behind the kitchen, the detail that has quietly disappeared from most new two-bedrooms in Metro Manila: a separate utility room with its own toilet and bath.
Three T&Bs. A real hallway. The 96 runs the same logic in a slightly tighter envelope.
Set the corner unit against the equivalent plan at Orean Place next door and the window length goes from roughly 2.5 linear metres to 11.5 — five times the glass, same neighbourhood, same developer, one generation apart.
THE THREE-BEDROOM — 141 SQM
Two per floor. The plan most serious enquiries begin with, and the one the building was clearly designed around.
Fifty-nine square metres of living, dining and kitchen. Twenty-four for the primary bedroom, with its own six-sqm T&B. Fourteen and thirteen for the second and third. A common T&B, a seven-sqm utility room with its own T&B, and an eleven-sqm balcony. One thousand five hundred eighteen square feet, laid out so the service areas sit where you will never hear them.
At the corner, window length reaches 14.5 linear metres — six times the older plan. That is not a marketing number. It is the difference between a room with a view and a room made of view.
THE TOWER ITSELF
A 44 percent glass ratio, against roughly 33 percent for the towers it competes with. Ceilings at 2.9 metres — the residential floor-to-floor was raised from 2.90 to 3.15 metres specifically to get them there. Double-glazed insulated glass. Six basement parking levels. Four elevators.
Every home arrives with a complete kitchen system, solid surface countertops, range hood, Kohler fixtures, natural stone T&B countertops, water heater, bedroom closets, split-type air conditioning in all rooms, engineered wood flooring, fire detection and alarm, and an audio guest annunciator.
Turnover begins Q2 2031. Message me for more details!
Alveo Land | Vertis Residences, North Triangle, Brgy. Bagong Pag-Asa, Vertis North, Quezon City
ALL FOUR HOMES Vertis Residences · Alveo Land · North Triangle, Vertis North, Quezon City
THE STUDIO — 34 SQM
Six per floor, on the inner lines. One room, drawn long, ending at glass — with a full kitchen system, a proper toilet and bath, and engineered wood underfoot rather than the vinyl most towers of this vintage settle for.
Nobody at this level buys 34 sqm for the square metres. They buy it because a child starts at UP or Ateneo next year, because the Quezon City office needs a weekday base, or because a unit inside an Ayala Land estate with a subway station walking distance away is a different asset from a unit that merely sits near one.
THE ONE-BEDROOM — 68 SQM
Two per floor — and on the current inventory sheet, fewer than five remain in the entire building.
Sixty-eight square metres is generous for one bedroom, and the plan spends it where you feel it: a living and dining room that reads as one continuous space to the glass line, a real kitchen rather than a counter along a wall, a bedroom with its own toilet and bath and a shower enclosure. It is the unit people take when the house already exists somewhere else, and this is the address kept for the weeks the calendar demands one.
THE TWO-BEDROOM — 96 AND 102 SQM
Four per floor, on two different plans, and the difference matters.
The 102 gives you 51 sqm of living, dining and kitchen — half the home, as one room. Fifteen for the primary bedroom with its own T&B. Eleven for the second. A common T&B. A six-sqm balcony. And behind the kitchen, the detail that has quietly disappeared from most new two-bedrooms in Metro Manila: a separate utility room with its own toilet and bath.
Three T&Bs. A real hallway. The 96 runs the same logic in a slightly tighter envelope.
Set the corner unit against the equivalent plan at Orean Place next door and the window length goes from roughly 2.5 linear metres to 11.5 — five times the glass, same neighbourhood, same developer, one generation apart.
THE THREE-BEDROOM — 141 SQM
Two per floor. The plan most serious enquiries begin with, and the one the building was clearly designed around.
Fifty-nine square metres of living, dining and kitchen. Twenty-four for the primary bedroom, with its own six-sqm T&B. Fourteen and thirteen for the second and third. A common T&B, a seven-sqm utility room with its own T&B, and an eleven-sqm balcony. One thousand five hundred eighteen square feet, laid out so the service areas sit where you will never hear them.
At the corner, window length reaches 14.5 linear metres — six times the older plan. That is not a marketing number. It is the difference between a room with a view and a room made of view.
THE TOWER ITSELF
A 44 percent glass ratio, against roughly 33 percent for the towers it competes with. Ceilings at 2.9 metres — the residential floor-to-floor was raised from 2.90 to 3.15 metres specifically to get them there. Double-glazed insulated glass. Six basement parking levels. Four elevators.
Every home arrives with a complete kitchen system, solid surface countertops, range hood, Kohler fixtures, natural stone T&B countertops, water heater, bedroom closets, split-type air conditioning in all rooms, engineered wood flooring, fire detection and alarm, and an audio guest annunciator.
Turnover begins Q2 2031. Message me for more details!
Alveo Land | Vertis Residences, North Triangle, Brgy. Bagong Pag-Asa, Vertis North, Quezon City
