Green Meadows Subdivision - LOCATION

Greenmeadows 1 subdivision is strategically located in the Southern part of Quezon City, Metro Manila Philippines. It’s near classy subdivisions, such as Greenmeadows 3, Corinthian Gardens, and White Plains. This internationally acknowledged world class residential area is proximal to major business establishments and premier services. As a reference, Greenmeadows Gate 6 is the point of origin of these distances. 

The nearest shopping center to the subdivision is Robinson’s Galleria, Ortigas, which is a 14-minute drive by car (4.4 km) via Greenmeadows Avenue and 60. You can ride your bike to the mall too and arrive there within 19 minutes via the same route. Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria is farther by 0.4 km. That’s 15 minutes away by car through Greenmeadows Avenue and Road 60. SM City, Cubao is 5.1 km from the village – a 16-minute drive by car via 11 and 185 Roads. The Araneta Malls are 19 minutes by car (5.9 km) through 11 and 185 Roads. Sta. Lucia Mall is nearer at 18 minutes (5 km) via F. Mariano Avenue and 11, while Greenhills Shopping Center is an 18-minute drive (5.9 km) through Greenmeadows Avenue and 60.  

For your cardiac patients, you can go to the Philippine Heart Center that is 17 minutes away from the village (8.4 km) via Road 11 and Kalayaan Avenue. For lung ailments, you can consult doctors at the Lung Center of the Philippines, which is 27 minutes by car (11 km) via Road 11 and C.P. Garcia Avenue. Kidney diseases are one of the most common conditions in the country and the National Kidney and Transplant Institute is ready to serve patients nationwide. It is 28 minutes from the village (11 km) via 11 and C. P. Garcia Avenue. If you want to consult a General Practitioner, you may want to go to East Avenue Medical Center. It’s a 27-minute drive (8.8 km) from the subdivision.

Soldiers, veterans, and their families can be treated at the Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center, a 21-minute drive (7.4 m) via Road 11 and Road 59, and the Veterans Memorial Medical Center, which is 29 minutes away (12 km) via Road 11 and C.P. Garcia Avenue. The city general hospital, Quezon City General Hospital, is 39 minutes by car, which is 16 km via Roads 129 and 11. The Cardinal Santos Medical Center is 17 minutes away (6.2 km) via 60 and 11. The Medical City is 14 minutes away (4.8 km) via the same route.
Schools are within the 8 km radius of Greenmeadows. The Rizal High School Oval is 13 minutes by car (5 km) via Road 11, while the Inocencio Integrated School is an 11-minute drive (4 km) via 11 and Dr. Sixto Antonio Avenue. If your child is academically gifted, you can enroll him at the Pasig City Science High School, which is just 15 minutes away from the village (5.4 km) via 11 West Bank Road. The De Castro Elementary School can be reached within 15 minutes too (4.8 km) via 60 and 11.

Prestigious academic universities where your children can enroll are: Ateneo de Manila University, a 16-minute drive by car (6.2 km) via 11; St. Paul College is 10 minutes away (4.3 km) via 11; the APEC School is a 22-minute drive (7.8 km) via 11 and V. Luna Avenue; the Victory Christian International School, which is 13 minutes by car (5.3 km) via 11; the British School Manila, 29 minutes by car (13 km) via 11; and the Reedley International School, Incorporated, which is 10 minutes away (4.9 km) via Road 11. 

 To introduce animals and nature to your children, you can take them to the Ark Avilon Zoo that is only 12 minutes away by car or by bike (2.4 km) via 11. The Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center is 25 minutes away from the village (11 km) via 11 and C.P. Garcia Avenue. There are more nature-themed parks within Quezon City that you can visit, in case your children want to experience more of Mother Nature.

Any point of interest in Quezon City and the rest of Metro Manila are accessible from the subdivision using private or public vehicles. The MRT (Metro Rail Transit System) has stations in Quezon City for those who want to avoid traffic jams. Manila is notorious for its slow traffic, but there are other alternative means of transportation. What counts most is the fact that any place is accessible from the village.