“Good old stuff”


They say old is boring, rough and dirty, but some says it’s beautiful. It depends on how people look at things, is it in a positive way or negative. We all know that Vigan is well known about their ancestral houses because it represents and brings a lot of beautiful memories to everyone that is why even some things are old do not assume that it is ugly and boring.
            If you want to visit ancestral houses and feel what memories they bring to everyone you can check those houses not just in Vigan but also in Sariaya, Quezon.


Kadalasan millenials ang madalas bumisita sa mga lumang bahay dahil hindi na nila ito naabutang magsimula, that is why they wanted to explore it. And ofcourse is it very attractive on pictures, ika nga nila pang Instagram, story at feed goals.




(Photo credits to the owner)
            Di ba ang sarap mag reminisce kapag nakakakita ng mga luma yet beautiful houses.



How nice it is to enjoy that kind of view every time you pass by that street here in Sariaya. That is just one of the best experience you can find here, and another good news Lumina Sariaya is just straight ahead of these ancestral houses. Kaya kung gusto mong mafeel lagi ang makalumang ambiance at mag reminisce, come and invest now Every Juan!

Lumina Sariaya Quezon located in Brgy. Sto Cristo, Sariaya Quezon for inquiries call or text 0919-912-6802 (SMART) 0917-537-8496 (GLOBE)



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