Take a look at Manny Pacquiao's Mansion in Forbes Park and Dasma Village.

Because of his heart to serve his countrymen and also his heart for God, Manny Pacquiao is indeed overflowingly blessed in terms of career, family and personal life. Pacquiao is now considered as the richest senator in the Philippines, even richer that Cynthia Villar, with a whopping 574 million dollars as total earnings.

These billion dollars earning in peso came from his last 20 fights alone, excluding the 40 fights before, and the income from product endorsements, businesses revenues, appreciation of his real estates, and his income as a senator (P1.4 million a month according to the late Miriam Defensor-Santiago).

Assuming taxes and expenditures were half all that, he is still worth 15 billion and 211 million pesos. If you add 35 million dollars he earned fighting Lucas Matthysse, that would round up his wealth to 15 billion 386 million 500 thousand pesos.

No wonder why the 39-year-old boxer-senator is investing his money from buying a mansion form one place to another. Now, Pacquiao bought a three-storey mansion in Forbes Park, Makati City. In addition to his properties, he also bought a mansion is located in Dasmariñas Village in Makati, which is near Manny’s mansion in Forbes Park.

These two mansions are just among those houses his family owned including several real estate investments, here in the Philippines and their contemporary house in Gen San.

Let's take a tour in his mansion in Forbes Park Makati.

The house has a stunning façade, envy-worthy outdoor area, and the towering trees that complete the look, the house can make anyone feel like they’re on vacation, far from the hustle and bustle of the central business district.

The design highlights the exceptional use of wood, stone, and glass—with tall sliding doors and huge windows letting in natural light.

To accommodate the growing family, the house also boasts of four bedrooms, roomy walk-in closets, hotel-like bathrooms, and verandas that allow the owners to take in the calming view of the outdoors.

This article originally appeared in the January 2018 issue of YES! Magazine.

Source: realliving