Center · Tran Phu · Nha Trang · BJ-373211
$4,560.00/mo
A fully fitted restaurant space in the Ban Co area of Nha Trang. The building has a 14m street frontage with 300㎡ per floor and a total usable area exceeding 1,000㎡. The current layout uses floors 1 and 3, with 5 dedicated VIP rooms. Interior fit-out and furnishings are already in place – no renovation required before opening. Available on a long-term lease at $4,560.00 per month. Deposit: 3 months. Advance rent: 3 months.
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Monthly rent: 120,000,000 VND. Long-term lease. Deposit: 3 months. Advance rent: 3 months. Fully furnished and fitted.
TBD – please enquire for exact address details.
The space is fully fitted with interior and furnishings in place. Whether it is currently trading should be confirmed directly.
Long-term lease is required. Please enquire for the exact minimum term.
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