Practicality and functionality are prerequisites for those seeking to live in a condominium. 

Frances Cabatuando, founder of the 3.2 million-strong Facebook group Home Buddies, lists a work-from-home corner as one factor that makes sense in a condominium.

Next would be innovative smart home features.

In RLC Residences’ Woodsville Crest, a nature-inspired development in Parañaque City, smart home deliverables include smart lights that can be controlled from a smart panel or smartphone, and a smart lock and an audio-video intercom that allows guests and delivery screening while inside the unit.

Another feature that Cabatuando pointed out is clotheslines. Olive Building units with balconies have retractable clotheslines, while units without balconies have pull-out clotheslines at their toilet and bath.

This functional feature lets residents dry their laundry within the comforts of their unit.

The last space-saving condo feature is the wardrobe and mirror combo. Cabatuando highlights Woodsville Crest’s wardrobe, which includes a full-body mirror with a sliding door that serves as a multi-functional item of the unit. 

Woodsville Crest unveiled its second phase, the Olive Building, on 15 September. 

“With the current lifestyle of our home seekers, we found out that they are also looking for a home they can call their sanctuary. That’s why we designed Woodsville Crest with this as the priority — from unit offerings and deliverables down to the amenities and features of the whole property.

We hope that Woodsville Crest can be their oasis where they can embrace a life of calm and serenity while still enjoying the convenience of living in the city,” RLC Residences’ senior director, head of marketing and chief integration officer Karen Cesario said. 

Tenants interested in Woodsville Crest may take advantage of the five percent launch discount exclusive to Olive Building units and an additional 0.5 percent discount for repeat RLC Residences buyers. Visit rlcresidences.com.