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Profriends introduces Monticello Intimo

Adding to its portfolio in Iloilo, Profriends introduces Monticello Intimo, a project designed to offer a secure and close-knit community.

This 8.6-hectare project in Brgy. Pandac in Pavia is accessible to various establishments such as schools, a hospital, and market, as it is located along the main highway of Pandac. Families living in this gated subdivision will enjoy the benefits of being in a green and exclusive community. 

“Families living in Monticello Intimo can expect to enjoy the closeness brought by the neighborhood. The project aims to build an intimate community where friendship develops and families grow closer for a lasting relationship,” shares Iloilo Business Unit Head Pau Jaen-Villagante. 

Monticello Intimo features a multi-purpose hall and an open court, perfect for family functions and community activities. It has a secured entrance gate that leads to various locators in Pavia and nearby towns. 

The offering of Monticello Intimo is part of Profriends’ Road to 25, to give more Filipino families the opportunity to own a value-for-money home in a community that cares for their well-being. 

Road to 25 is a series of events for the people and community in celebration of Profriends' 25th year in the property development business.

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