Le Moubreza Phase 4 - LOCATION

Midori Mid-Rise Condo at Le Moubréza Phase 4 situates along San Antonio Road, Brgy. San Antonio, City of Santo Tomas, Batangas.

Santo Tomas City lies at the foot of Mt. Makiling, with an average elevation of 784 feet above sea level. The city seldom experiences the brutal effects of typhoons and is flood-free. The site is near Light & Industry Science Park III, a 124-industrial park that hosts several multinational companies.

Some of the locators in this industrial zone are Prime Micro Electronics Philippines, Inc.; Procter & Gamble Philippines, Unilever Philippines, and Ionic Circuit, Inc., among others. In 2019, the town of Santo Tomas became a city by virtue of RA No. 11086, signed by then-president Rodrigo Duterte.

The continuous expansion of Metro Manila enables the city to become part of the conurbation of Manila: reaching Lipa in the southernmost part of Batangas province. Santo Tomas is bordered by Calamba City to the north: Los Baños to the northeast; Alaminos to the east; and Tanauan and Malvar to the west. Santo Tomas is 61km south of Manila (a mere one-hour drive) and less than 40 minutes from Taguig City: and 20 minutes from Alabang District. It is just a 25-minute drive from the financial center of Makati. 

Midori at Le Moubréza Santo Tomas is easily accessible from Manila via the Metro Manila Skyway through SLEX, Calamba Exit, Pan-Philippine Highway, and the San Antonio Brgy. Road. The immense lush greens surrounding the condo community make the haven paradise a perfect place to nourish children. But despite the abundance of nature, Midori is close to all the everyday essentials the family needs. The city is also a great place to have livelihood; business, or career-enhancing opportunities as it is close to various multinational companies inside the industrial zones. It is better to work near home and be at the dinner table early. Soon, the elevated SLEX Toll Road 4 is rising adjacent to Le Moubréza Phase 4 cutting through San Antonio Road. This will make travel time to and from Metro Manila cut in half.