Houses For Rent in Vietnam
Searching for a spacious family home? Explore our wide selection of houses for rent in Vietnam, offering modern townhouses, secure residential properties, and traditional homes across the country’s top neighborhoods.
Spacious 2-Bedroom Residence for Lease – Near Son Tra
Modern 3-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Hoa Xuan Area Da Nang
Modern 5-Bedroom Pool Villa for Rent Da Nang
Luxury 2-Bedroom Pool Villa – Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang
Luxury 4-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Regal Victoria Da Nang
Luxury 3-Bedroom Golf & Pool Villa – The Point Villas
Smart 5-Story Luxury Pool Villa – Steps from Da Nang Beach
Premium 4-Bedroom House for Rent – Nam Viet A Elite Area
Luxury 4-Bedroom Pool Villa for Rent – Mai Chi Tho Street
Boutique 7-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Near Hoi An Ancient Town
Modern 5-Bedroom Luxury Villa for Rent in Hai Chau
Modern 2-Bedroom House for Rent – Hoa Hai, Da Nang
6-Bedroom Villa for Rent in Hai Chau 1, Da Nang
Modern 3-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Montgomerie Links, Da Nang
3-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Fusion Resort & Villas Da Nang
Spacious 5-Bedroom Villa for Rent – Khue My, Da Nang
Find Your Comfort Zone: Houses for Rent in Vietnam
For expatriates and families planning a long-term stay in Vietnam, renting a residential house—such as a modern townhouse (Nhà phố) or a property within a planned residential area—is an excellent way to secure ample living space. Compared to holiday villas, standard houses in Vietnam often feature practical multi-story layouts, fully enclosed living rooms, and private rooftop terraces, providing a comfortable and functional environment for daily life.
Renting a house allows you to immerse yourself in Vietnam’s dynamic local culture while enjoying close proximity to international schools, bustling local markets, and modern shopping centers. Whether you are looking for a sleek, multi-level townhouse in Ho Chi Minh City or a peaceful residential home in the coastal neighborhoods of Da Nang, the Vietnamese housing market offers outstanding value and variety.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Many traditional and modern houses in Vietnamese cities are built vertically (narrow and tall with multiple floors). When renting this type of property, check the quality of the air conditioning on each floor and ensure the stairs are suitable if you have young children or pets. It is also wise to confirm if the ground floor includes a dedicated, secure parking space for motorbikes.
The standard lease agreement for a house in Vietnam is typically 1 year. Landlords generally require a security deposit equivalent to 2 months’ rent, plus the first month’s rent paid in advance. For longer leases (2 years or more), terms can often be negotiated for a slightly lower monthly rate.
Yes, one of the biggest advantages of renting a standalone house rather than an apartment block is that electricity and water are almost always billed directly according to official government meters. This can save you a significant amount of money, especially during the hotter months when air conditioning is running frequently.