Property for Rent in Son Tra, Da Nang

Looking for property for rent in Son Tra? Compare current apartments, houses and villas near My Khe Beach, the Han River, local markets and central Da Nang. Listings help you understand layout, size, amenities and asking price. Availability can change, so ask our local team to confirm before arranging a viewing.

Choose the right property type in Son Tra

Apartments suit renters who want convenience and lower maintenance. Houses offer more privacy and everyday living space. Villas work well for larger layouts, gardens or pools. Use the sections below to compare each type without leaving this district page.

Which renters does Son Tra suit?

Son Tra suits renters who want quick access to My Khe Beach, the Han River, seafood streets and daily services on the eastern side of Da Nang. Apartments are often the simplest starting point for beach access and lower maintenance; houses and villas can provide more privacy and space. Compare traffic, parking, construction noise and your regular route into the city before viewing.

What should you confirm before renting?

Confirm monthly rent, deposit, contract length, utilities, furniture, pets, maintenance and move-in date. Share your budget, preferred area and bedroom count so we can check current options.

Contact our local rental team at [email protected].

Short answer: Son Tra can work well for a six- to twelve-month rental if your routine is built around My Khe Beach, the eastern side of the Han River, or a home office. It is less suitable if you need a very short commute to central offices and want a fully walkable, low-noise street.

Son Tra rental snapshot

Son Tra is Da Nang’s eastern beach-and-river area. Compare the exact street, not only the district name. Beach-side streets prioritise My Khe access; river-side streets can simplify central commutes; residential lanes may offer more space but require closer checks on parking, drainage and road access.

How much does long-term rent in Son Tra cost?

Public listings provide asking prices, not signed rents. Do not treat a blended figure as a Son Tra-wide average. Screen furnished residential apartments, serviced apartments, houses and villas separately by bedrooms, floor area, lease term and included services.

Segment Verify before comparing
Studio / 1 bedroom Residential or serviced; utilities, cleaning and parking.
2 bedrooms True second bedroom, floor area, bathrooms and management fees.
3 bedrooms+ House or apartment, storage, lift, kitchen and maintenance.
House / villa Lane access, private parking, pool/garden costs and repairs.

For a six- or twelve-month plan, calculate rent plus electricity, water, internet, parking, management fees, cleaning, repairs and the deposit. Ask for every item in writing.

Which part of Son Tra should you compare?

Beach-side streets

Choose this side when beach access, cafes and coastal services matter most. Check traffic, short-stay activity and construction noise block by block.

River-side streets

Compare the real bridge approach at your commuting time. A short map distance does not show queueing or the difference between a main road and a narrow lane.

Residential streets

These can suit families, pets, storage and home working. Check lane width, turning space, drainage, refuse collection and access for taxis or moving vans.

Apartment, house or villa?

  • Apartment: usually simpler maintenance; inspect noise transfer, parking, fees and appliances.
  • House: more privacy and storage; inspect lane access, drainage, security and repair responsibility.
  • Villa: more space and private facilities; confirm pool, garden, cleaning, utilities and restrictions.

What should you inspect before signing?

  1. View the exact unit and record furniture, appliances, meters and existing damage.
  2. Ask about construction, road noise, karaoke and short-stay guests.
  3. Confirm parking, drainage, lane access and heavy-rain conditions.
  4. Confirm electricity, water, internet, cleaning and management fees.
  5. Write down deposit refund terms, notice period, early termination and repairs.
  6. Use a written contract identifying the landlord, property, dates, rent and handover condition.
  7. Ask how temporary-residence registration will be completed and verify the process with the relevant local authority.

Son Tra compared with nearby districts

Area Usually suits Trade-off
Son Tra Eastern beach and river routines. Bridge traffic, construction variation, parking and drainage.
Ngu Hanh Son Southern beach corridor and resort-side access. Longer trips to northern Son Tra or central offices.
Hai Chau Central offices and city-centre errands. Less direct beach access and a different parking profile.

Son Tra commute and daily-life test

Choose the part of Son Tra around your normal weekly routine, not only the advertised distance to the beach. Beach-side streets can make My Khe access easier but may bring more traffic, short-stay activity and construction noise. River-side streets can simplify trips towards central Da Nang, while inland residential streets may offer more space and parking but require closer checks of lane access and drainage.

  • Central-office commute: test the bridge approach at your usual departure and return times.
  • Airport trips: check whether a car can reach the exact building entrance with luggage.
  • Beach-focused routine: walk the route at the time you expect to use it, then check evening noise.
  • Remote work or family living: confirm internet, bedroom separation, groceries, healthcare access, parking and drainage.

What is included beyond the advertised rent?

For a six- or twelve-month lease, compare the complete monthly cost rather than rent alone. Ask whether electricity, water, internet, parking, management, cleaning and repairs are included. Request the payment currency, billing method and any separate building fees in writing.

Noise, construction and drainage checks

Visit the exact unit at a realistic working or sleeping time if possible. Ask whether construction is planned next door, whether short-stay guests use the building, and who handles repairs. In narrow residential streets, check the lane width, turning space, refuse collection and drainage after rain before paying a deposit.

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Son Tra rental FAQs

Is Son Tra a good area for a long-term rental?

It can be a good fit when your routine centres on My Khe Beach, the eastern Han River or remote work. Test your exact commute and street conditions before paying a deposit.

What extra costs should I ask about?

Ask whether electricity, water, internet, parking, management, cleaning and repairs are included. Request a written monthly-cost breakdown.

Should I choose a beach-side or residential street?

Choose beach-side streets for direct coastal access. Choose residential streets when space, storage or parking matter more. Check noise, drainage and lane access at the exact address.

What should be in the written contract?

Include the exact property, lease dates, rent, deposit, payment schedule, utilities, notice period, repairs, handover condition and early-termination terms.

How do I confirm temporary-residence registration?

Ask the landlord or manager to explain the registration process before signing, then verify the current procedure with the relevant local authority.

If you need help framing a search, email [email protected] with your dates, household, budget and preferred commute.

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