Time moves differently at Vie at Southern Plains, a VCDC development. More than a refuge, it’s a quiet call—to escape the rush, unwind, and carve out space for growth. Here, life unfolds at your own pace, on your own terms.
As modern life grows more complex, so too does the role of the home. Today’s homeowner seeks more: a space that adapts, that listens. One that offers calm amid the city’s noise, retreat during its rush; not just shelter, but possibility. At Vie at Southern Plains, every home is designed with this philosophy in mind. From expansive living areas to quiet nooks for entertaining or recharging, each of its villas is a canvas for your lifestyle, whatever shape that may take.
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Tailored Your Way
Sitting a little beyond the hustle and bustle of Metro Manila—at the edges of Cabuyao and Calamba, Laguna—Vie at Southern Plains is a private escape developed by the multi-award-winning Victor Consunji Development Corporation (VCDC). Besides being a beautifully designed property, its most striking feature is the flexibility of its residences, reflected through a wide range of customization options.
Add more bedrooms, open up living areas, or create singular spaces for entertainment that cater to your needs; no feature is too small to be overlooked. Rather than outgrowing their homes, inhabitants want to grow with them—steps ahead of the game, VCDC understands this better than most.
No matter how you choose to live your life in this verdant oasis, one thing remains constant: a thoughtful sense of depth and natural warmth that is a breath of fresh air.
Where Beauty Lies In The Details
Whether it’s Vie at Southern Plains’s Premier or Grand Villas, the first thing you’ll notice is sleek architecture that feels both classic and in the now. A sight to behold, the monolithic structures exemplify quality at both an extrinsic and intrinsic level. Homes are constructed using sturdy, sustainable materials that are easy to maintain for added longevity. A distinct exterior house profile recedes as you ascend, giving way to spacious sunlit balconies, decks, and pockets of nature.
The property’s tranquil surroundings are seamlessly integrated into every residence as well, emphasizing biophilic design through generous touches of greenery. Natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, large glass doors, airy skylights, and lightwells enhances this relaxing atmosphere, while a carefully planned layout ensures excellent ventilation: hot air is thrust outward when all windows and balcony doors are open, keeping villas cool with ease.
Details aren’t just the nitty-gritty: they’re the soul of the property, anticipating needs and future-proofing intuitively. As the cosmopolitan area of Manila only continues to grow more dense, it’s time to start thinking about what comes next—where will you go when you need a place to pause and enjoy each moment to the fullest?
Explore What’s Right For You
Open concept designs in Vie at Southern Plains’s homes give inhabitants room to nurture their special spaces and connections. The property offers two types of villas: Premier Villas and Grand Villas.
The Premier Villas provide an ideal setup for newlyweds looking to start their families, with a 150 to 230-square-meter lot, 135 to 520-square-meter floor area, and the option to turn a villa into a bungalow or build it up to three storeys.
Grand Villas provide even more room for large families or individuals looking for a capacious, quietly luxurious retreat, with a 300 to 460-square-meter lot, 245 to 687-square-meter floor area, and the option to build a villa into either a bungalow or two-story abode.
But don’t just hear it from us—you can experience it all for yourself. VCDC has model units now open for viewing through private walkthroughs, granting you the perfect chance to explore what may just be your next slice of paradise away from the city’s chaos.
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Photos courtesy of VCDC.
