Amaia Steps Two Capitol Central Bacolod

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Created on May 2, 2021

Edited on March 6, 2023

Tags: Cornerstone
Category/ies: Condo

Amaia Steps Two Capitol Central Drone sky perspective — The newly proposed residential condominium project is located at San Juan Street, Barangay 8, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental. The property is comprised of a 16 Storey building with 392 residential units and 102 parking slots. Each unit will include a toilet and bath with fixtures, provision of bedrooms (no bedroom partitions provided), and kitchen counter with sink. Two classification of units based on sizes are available to cater to the distinct preferences of each buyer: Studio & Deluxe.

Location

Easy access to USLS
Close to Seda Hotel and across Ayala Malls Capitol Central
Accessible to all transportations such as jeepneys, taxis, and shuttle services
13 kilometers to Bacolod-Silay International Airport

Project Details

Project Land Area: 3,625 sqm
No. of Floors: 16 floors
No. of Residential Units: 392

Floor Plan

Unit Types

Unit Size: 23.81 sqm
Unit Mix: 57%
Unit Price: starts at P3,700,000

Unit Size: 32 sqm
Unit Mix: 43%
Unit Price: starts at P5,000,000

Unit Sample Pricelists

as of March 2023

Amenities

Reserve or schedule a viewing: Amaia Steps Two Capitol Central Bacolod by Bryan Villarosa

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson based in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental.

I understand that buying your condo or house can be overwhelming. That's why we offer personalized services, price comparisons, and ensure that the process is smooth and stress-free as possible especially if you are outside Bacolod City. I am well-versed in online tools such as Zoom, Messenger Video Calls, Viber, Whatsapp, and digital signatures. Whether you're just starting to explore your options or you're ready to make an offer, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.

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