6 Things to Love About Marvin Agustin's Quezon City Home
Discover how Marvin made the most of this rented 1970s-style bungalow
Photography: Rene Mejia
Architect: Cathy Saldana
What is the first thing that you notice about a house? While looking for a home to rent, actor Marvin Agustin was immediately attracted to the garden of this 1970s bungalow in White Plains, Quezon City. The spacious outdoor area complete with a swimming pool was perfect for the young father and his twin sons.
Here are the 6 things to love about this rented property in the city:
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