Marjorie Barretto gave a tour of her private family resort in Bulacan.
Marjorie Barretto recently gave her supporters a tour of her private family resort in Calumpit, Bulacan in her latest YouTube vlog.
Marjorie gave a tour of her private family resort where she and her family usually spent their time together to bond during weekends and special occasions.
While she had been giving her fans a glimpse of how her private resort looked like through her posts on social media, her latest vlog marked the first time she gave a proper tour of her property up north called “River Garden Rest House”.
According to her, the reason why she’s sharing it was that she’s sharing a little bit of her private life with her fans.
“I’m sharing this special place with all of you because this is where the kids grew up. We shared so many memories here. We’ve shared several photos, but I know you’re curious how it looks,” Marjorie said.
It took 23 years for her to build rooms and to fill the resort with furniture which Marjorie said were mostly her “old stuff”.
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She described the resort as a “really small” and “really simple” property, adding that she made the most out of it.
Marjorie gave a glimpse of her pavilion filled with antique pieces where she, her family, and her relatives usually spent time together to eat food during vacations.
According to her, her private resort was open for private rentals that could accommodate large groups and families.
She also shared that she used the money she won from “Pera o Bayong” in order to build the pool in her private resort.
“Nung nabili ‘to siya some 23 years ago, siyempre wala pa namang pera nu’n, so paisa-isa kong binuild. Kwarto muna tapos isang kwarto muna. And then nanalo ako sa ‘Pera o Bayong’ if I remember half a million,” Marjorie shared. “So mayroon pa siyang mga showcase na appliances. So dun sa pera na ‘yun, nag-downpayment ako para gumawa ng pool.”
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