Across the city
Villas for rent in Hanoi
32 verified villas to rent across Hanoi, managed by NEST Living. From ₫27M to ₫114.3M a month, mostly in Long Biên and Tây Hồ.
Villas available in Hanoi today
Showing 1–24 of 32 villas in Hanoi, newest first. Page 1 of 2.
Villas in Hanoi: rent by bedrooms
Monthly asking rents of the 32 homes here now, furnished and unfurnished together. Real listings, not estimates.
- 3 bedrooms13 homes₫38.1M to ₫110M$1,500 to $4,331Typical ₫60M
- 4 or more bedrooms19 homes₫27M to ₫114.3M$1,063 to $4,500Typical ₫65M
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 villa in Hanoi: choosing the compound before the house
In Hanoi, most villas to rent sit inside a compound
A villa to rent in Hanoi is usually not a house on an ordinary street. Most of them sit inside one of a small number of gated townships, where the roads, the security, the landscaping and often a clubhouse are run by the township rather than by your landlord. That changes what you are choosing. Two villas with the same number of bedrooms can feel nothing alike, because one is a short walk from a school gate and the other is a bridge crossing away from it.
So decide on the compound first and the house second. The house can be judged at a viewing in half an hour. The compound decides your mornings for the length of the lease, and it is far harder to change once the children are enrolled and the furniture has arrived.
Ciputra and Vinhomes Riverside, on opposite banks of the river
The two names that come up first are Ciputra and Vinhomes Riverside. Ciputra Hanoi International City is in Phú Thượng, in the north-west of Tây Hồ, and two international schools have campuses inside it, among them the United Nations International School of Hanoi. Vinhomes Riverside is Vingroup’s township in Long Biên, across the Red River from the centre, with its villas grouped into streets named after flowers, and the British International School has its campus inside.
That is why the school run settles the question for most families. If your children are at a school inside one of the two, living in the other means crossing the river twice a day, and the bridges are where Hanoi’s morning traffic queues. A smaller number of villas sit outside both, around the lake in Tây Hồ, and they suit a household that wants the lakeside cafés and restaurants more than it wants a gate and a guard.
Gardens, pools and fees: who pays for what
A villa brings costs an apartment does not, and the listing rarely says who carries them. Ask whether the garden is maintained by the landlord or left to you, whether a private pool comes with regular cleaning, and who pays the township’s management fee, because inside a compound that fee is a real monthly figure rather than a rounding error.
Then ask about the things that only matter on a bad day: what happens when the power goes out, how the house copes with a heavy downpour, and how quickly repairs are made when something on a large property breaks. A good landlord answers all of these without needing to think. The homes on this page are the villas on this website today, with the questions above already worth asking of each.
Questions about villas in Hanoi
What do villas rent for in Hanoi?
The 32 villas on Nest in Hanoi right now ask from ₫27M to ₫114.3M a month. Typical asking rents: 3 bedrooms ₫60M, 4 or more bedrooms ₫65M.
Where in Hanoi are the villas?
By area: Long Biên (18), Tây Hồ (13), Hoàng Mai (1).
What sizes are the villas in Hanoi?
By size: 3 bedrooms (13), 4 or more bedrooms (19).
Are the villas in Hanoi furnished?
As listed: 25 furnished, 7 unfurnished.
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.