Robin Padilla selling his Museo de Padilla property

• Robin Padilla has put his Museo de Padilla up for sale and shared a video tour of the property on Facebook
• The expansive property in West Fairview, Quezon City, includes several apartments and a main house with multiple function rooms
• The senator described the unique pre-colonial Filipino-Spanish design of the venue, which has hosted weddings, photoshoots, and events
• He invited interested buyers to email eavcalendars@gmail.com and leave their contact number

Robin Padilla has officially put his Museo de Padilla up for sale.

The actor-turned-senator shared a video tour of the property on his Facebook page yesterday, April 20. In the post, he warmly offered the entire estate to anyone interested in buying it.

The property features one four-bedroom apartment and two studio-type apartments. The main house includes six bedrooms, one music room, one conference hall, one main kitchen, three ballrooms, and one meeting hall.

Located on Maple Street in West Fairview, Quezon City, Museo de Padilla is known for its unique pre-colonial Filipino-Spanish architectural design. Because of its elegant and distinctive look, the venue has been a popular choice for weddings, pre-nuptial photoshoots, baptisms, and even music video productions.

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Robin also provided clear instructions for potential buyers.

“Malugod ko po na inaalok ang Museo de Padilla sa sino man na interesado na bumili nito. Ito po ay may isang 4 na kuwarto na apartment, 2 studio type na apartment, at sa mainhouse ay may 6 na kuwarto, 1 music room, 1 conference hall, 1 main kitchen, 3 ballroom, 1 meeting hall. Kung kayo po ay interesado maari po kayo mag email eavcalendars@gmail.com at mag iwan ng contact number,” Robin wrote in the caption.

The Museo de Padilla has long been recognized as a versatile event space in Metro Manila. Its grand ballrooms and artistic interiors have made it ideal for large celebrations and creative projects.

This latest announcement comes from the senator as he offers the well-maintained property to serious buyers.

Robin Padilla continues to be active both in public service and in sharing updates about his personal endeavors. Fans and followers are now curious about the future of the iconic Museo de Padilla and who might become its next owner.

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See Robin's post below:

Robin Padilla, whose full name is Robinhood Ferdinand Cariño Padilla, first built his reputation as a major action star in Philippine cinema before entering politics. He later shifted to public service and was elected Senator of the Philippines in 2022, even topping the senatorial race. He is married to Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla, with whom he has two daughters, Isabella and Gabriela. He also has children from previous relationships, including actress Kylie Padilla.

Earlier, Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla shared her appreciation for her husband and his colleague Camille Villar through social media. She posted a screenshot of their video conference meeting for the Committee on Cultural Communities and Muslim Affairs. Padilla explained that their discussion centered on eviction and demolition issues affecting the Molbog Indigenous People in Palawan. Mariel noted that despite political noise, both senators remained focused on their responsibilities, with Robin even conducting the meeting live from Maria Hangin Island.

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Previously, Kylie Padilla spoke about co-parenting during her appearance on Fast Talk With Boy Abunda, where she shared her thoughts about her former husband Aljur Abrenica and his current partner AJ Raval. She explained that she tries to keep a mature and positive outlook for the sake of their children. Months earlier, AJ revealed that she is a mother of five, three of whom she shares with Aljur.

Source: KAMI.com.gh