Gerona Listings on havenph
Current listings in Gerona, Tarlac:
99,000-Bird Poultry Farm for Sale in Gerona, Tarlac
Gerona, Tarlac, Central Luzon, 2302, Philippines, GeronaFor inquiries or to schedule a viewing, use the Contact Agent or Request Information form on the listing you’re interested in.
Gerona is an agricultural municipality in Tarlac, about 138 km north of Manila, bisected by MacArthur Highway and best known for Isdaan Village, one of the province’s most-visited roadside attractions. havenph currently lists a large-scale poultry farm just off the highway near Isdaan.
Neighborhoods
The listed poultry farm sits just off MacArthur Highway near Isdaan Village, the floating-restaurant-and-fun-park attraction that draws travelers along the province’s main north-south corridor. Poblacion 1, 2, and 3 make up the town center, home to the municipal hall, public market, and St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish Church.
The Tarlac River splits the municipality in two: an eastern plain covering most of its 44 barangays, and a smaller, hillier, more forested western section.
Barangays like San Jose, San Antonio, and San Bartolome sit along or near the highway corridor, while barangays further from MacArthur Highway remain largely agricultural, dominated by rice and sugarcane farms.
In total Gerona has 44 barangays across its eastern and western halves.
Transport
Gerona is about 138 km from Manila, roughly 14 km north of Tarlac City. MacArthur Highway runs directly through the town center, making it accessible by car via NLEX and SCTEX/TPLEX to a Tarlac exit, then north along the highway — typically 2.5–3.5 hours depending on traffic. Buses bound for Tarlac, Paniqui, or points further north (Victory Liner, Five Star, and similar lines) run from Manila’s Cubao, Pasay, and Caloocan terminals along MacArthur Highway and pass directly through Gerona. Tricycles and jeepneys cover the town and its barangays.
Schools and Hospitals
Gerona is served by two public school district offices covering its 44 barangays, plus secondary schools including Gerona Junior College and Sacred Heart College of Science & Technology. For health care, the town runs three Rural Health Units (RHU I, II, and III) — RHU II was recognized as the first in Region III accredited as a DOH Primary Care Facility — with the nearest hospital in Tarlac City, about 14 km away.
Landmarks and Lifestyle
Gerona’s best-known landmark is Isdaan Village, a floating restaurant and fun park along MacArthur Highway that’s become one of Tarlac’s most-visited roadside stops, known for its seafood, its “tacsiyapo wall” where visitors smash plates to vent frustration, and its lakeside dining huts. In town, St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish Church anchors Poblacion, alongside the municipal hall, public market, and auditorium. Rice and sugarcane farming dominate the surrounding countryside on both sides of the Tarlac River.