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Phuoc Hai · Ha Quang · Nha Trang · BJ-571528
Phuoc Hai 1-Bedroom Apartment for Rent – With Balcony
$285.00/mo
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Move-in date
- Move-in ready
- Min. lease
- 3 months
- Furnished
- Fully furnished
- Foreigner contract
- Available
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Long-term lease basis, not a hotel-style booking.
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About this listing
This 1-bedroom apartment sits on the 3rd floor in Phuoc Hai, Nha Trang. It comes fully furnished with a balcony, private kitchen, and in-unit washing machine — a solid setup for anyone staying a few months or longer.
Rent is $285.00/month with a 3-month minimum lease. Both Vietnamese and foreign tenants are welcome. No live-in landlord, no curfew. Note that pets and children are not permitted.
Highlights
Foreigner-friendlyFurnishedVerified
- 7,500,000 VND/month — 3-month minimum
- 3rd floor, 1 bedroom with balcony
- Fully furnished
- Private kitchen + washing machine
- Foreign tenants accepted
- No live-in landlord, no curfew
Cost summary
Rent$285.00 /mo
DepositDeposit 1 month, 1 month prepaid
Items marked ‘To confirm’ are clarified during consultation. We never guess prices or terms.
Contract notes
Deposit: 1 month's rent. First month paid upfront. Utilities billed separately: electricity 5,000 VND/kWh, water 120,000 VND/person, Wi-Fi and cleaning fee 100,000 VND/month each. No pets or children.
Location & area
TBD – to be confirmed
Frequently asked
Can foreigners rent this apartment?
Yes, both Vietnamese and foreign nationals are welcome to sign a lease.
What is the minimum lease term?
3 months minimum.
Are pets allowed?
No — pets and children are not permitted.
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