Straddling at the border of two cities — the cosmopolitan Las Piñas and the bucolic Bacoor — the Villar Farm House offers the best of both worlds: the convenience of accessibility to greater Metro Manila, and the peace and quiet of provincial life.

The Villar Farm House is located inside the compound of Villar SIPAG Farm School, Villar Foundation’s open-air farm tourism complex dedicated to training farmers and encouraging the new generation to pursue sustainable farming.

Built in 2016 alongside the farm school, the farmhouse has been conceptualized by former Senator Cynthia Villar as a place to entertain guests like her fellow solons, while they enjoy freshly brewed coffee and a breakfast that includes vegetables from the Villar Farm School’s fresh produce and kesong puti (white cheese) freshly made of milk extracted from the school’s carabaos.

Outside the farmhouse, guests are greeted by sustainable artworks by local artists in the shape of real farm animals found inside the farm school complex — carabaos, horses and egrets.

By the one-storey farmhouse’s veranda are more artworks like paintings and leaves laser-cut with the Villar family’s portraits.