ARTICLE_RHTours_122810.jpgHidden among the many back roads of a subdivision in Antipolo lies three hectares of lush trees, rustic walkways and a modern pavilion fashioned elegantly out of concrete.

The home is composed of pieces and antiques sourced from other houses, and the result a delightful split-level bungalow, built just like the adobe-clad basements of a traditional bahay na bato, complete with graceful arches, classic keystones, and intricate grill work.

The house opens up to a wrap-around porch that showcases different views of the farm. The grill work in the large arched windows that surround the porch was based on metalwork found in an old 18th-century house in Laguna.


(First published in Real Living, Real Homes section, as "Ang Bahay na Bato" in August 2007. Photos by Ocs Alvarez; styling by Issa Villar; adapted for use in Female Network)
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