Across the city
Houses for rent in Hanoi
26 verified houses to rent across Hanoi, managed by NEST Living. From ₫11.6M to ₫110M a month, mostly in Tây Hồ.
Houses available in Hanoi today
Showing 1–24 of 26 houses in Hanoi, newest first. Page 1 of 2.
Houses in Hanoi: rent by bedrooms
Monthly asking rents of the 25 homes here now, furnished and unfurnished together. Real listings, not estimates.
1 bedroom
Every home’s asking rent: ₫11.6M a month
$457
Fewer than five homes, so no typical rent yet
2 homes
2 bedrooms
One home’s asking rent: ₫12.5M a month
$492
Fewer than five homes, so no typical rent yet
1 home
3 bedrooms
Typical rent (the median): ₫36.9M a month
$1,453
Middle half from ₫31.5M to ₫56.9M
8 homes
4 or more bedrooms
Most homesTypical rent (the median): ₫62.2M a month
$2,449
Middle half from ₫49M to ₫86.7M
14 homes
- Middle half of homes
- Typical rent (the median)
- Every size shares one scale, from ₫0 to ₫100M.
A typical rent is shown once five or more homes of a size are listed, so one owner’s price is never presented as the going rate (the same rule as the Rent Index).
Renting a house in Hanoi: what the word covers, and the safety rule behind it
What you are physically renting
A house to rent in Hanoi is usually a lane house, and the shape is consistent enough to plan around before you view anything. They are narrow and tall, commonly four or five metres wide, so most of what you are taking on is stairs, and a lift is the exception rather than the rule. The way in is a lane, and the width of that lane is a practical matter rather than a cosmetic one, because it decides what is able to reach your front door.
A smaller number of houses sit inside a gated development, or come with a garden and somewhere to keep a car, and they are a different product carrying a different set of questions. Both kinds appear on this page when we have them. Making the distinction early is worth the minute it costs, because a photograph of a front room tells you very little about which of the two you are looking at.
The fire safety rule, and the date it took effect
Ask about fire safety compliance first, and ask to be shown it. Under Directive 19, issued on 24 June 2024, multi-storey houses, multi-apartment buildings and mixed residential and business buildings in Hanoi had to meet fire prevention standards by 30 March 2025, and a building that does not meet them must stop operating. That date has passed, so this is a question about a rule already in force rather than one arriving later, and it is a fair thing to raise with any landlord.
Underneath the rule sits the lane again. Find out how wide it is, how far the house stands from the nearest street a vehicle can use, and where the second way out of the building is. In a managed block somebody is paid to hold those answers. In a house nobody is, so the questions are yours to ask and the answers are worth considerably more than the listing photographs.
Water, and why the ground floor becomes yours
Hanoi floods locally, and it does so predictably enough to plan for. City forecasts put Hanoi at 71 local flood points once rain passes 70mm in an hour, which over a Hanoi summer is an ordinary downpour rather than an exceptional one. Where those points fall varies street by street, and the people who know are the ones already living on the street rather than anyone holding the keys.
On an upper floor of an apartment building that is somebody else’s problem. In a house it is yours, along with whatever is parked on the ground floor and whatever is stored at the back of it. So ask what the street does in a hard downpour, ask a neighbour and not only the agent, and ask specifically about the ground floor and about the lane immediately outside it.
Questions about houses in Hanoi
What do houses rent for in Hanoi?
The 26 houses on Nest in Hanoi right now ask from ₫11.6M to ₫110M a month. Typical asking rents: 3 bedrooms ₫36.9M, 4 or more bedrooms ₫62.2M.
Where in Hanoi are the houses?
By area: Tây Hồ (18), Long Biên (6), Ba Đình (1), Đống Đa (1).
What sizes are the houses in Hanoi?
By size: 1 bedroom (2), 2 bedrooms (2), 3 bedrooms (8), 4 or more bedrooms (14).
Are the houses in Hanoi furnished?
As listed: 20 furnished, 5 unfurnished, 1 not stated.
Can I rent in Hanoi before I arrive in Vietnam?
Yes. Tell us what you need and we shortlist homes here and show them to you on a live video call while you are still overseas.