Sea Residences
The Sea Residences is a residential condominium that will soon rise near SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City. The site is located along Diokno Boulevard in SM Business Park and basically separated to SM Mall of Asia only by SM Corporate Headquarters buildings E and F.
This 15-storey, six-tower condominium is a project of SM Development Corporation (SMDC). SMDC is a subsidiary of SM Prime Holdings, the company that brought us the well-known SM Malls, supermarkets such as Save More, and high-end establishments like The Podium. It is the company behind other residential developments like Field Residences in Sucat, Paranaque (near SM Sucat) and Grass Residences in North EDSA, Quezon City (near SM City North EDSA).
Sea Residences is very close to SM Mall of Asia (a usual trend in residential developments of SMDC being close to an SM Mall) but there's more to it. It's because SM Mall of Asia is not just a mall. It's an integrated land development that also includes One E-Com Center, an IT and BPO (business process outsourcing) hub and San Miguel by the Bay, a strip of nightlife establishments with bars and live bands.
Sea Residences is also close to Manila Doctors' College, a school offering health-related courses located along Diosdado Macapagal Avenue. Also in Macapagal Avenue is a cluster of restaurants with wet market where you can buy meat, fish, vegetables and other ingredients and have the staff of the restaurant of your choice cook it for you. Moreover, Sea Residences is located at a walking distance away from the Shrine of Jesus Church.
Amenities in Sea Residences include club house, function rooms, swimming pools, spa, mini theater, playground, tropical garden and jogging trail. The buildings have entrance lobby, four passenger elevators, standby generator for common areas, and automatic fire alarm and sprinkler system. Available unit types are 1BR and 2 BR. It's currently under construction with turn-over on year 2012.
Published on October 1, 2009 under categories: Pasay, SM Residences / SMDC
Last updated on December 24, 2009.
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