Villas For Rent in Da Nang, Vietnam

Looking for a villa for rent in Da Nang? Long-term options range from independent family homes with private pools to managed villas in riverside, golf and beachfront communities. The right budget depends heavily on location and property type: a residential villa in My An or Son Tra is a different market from a villa inside The Point, Ocean Villas or a premium beachfront resort.

Use the listings on this page to identify properties you like, but ask us to confirm the current rent, availability, furnishings and lease conditions before arranging a viewing. Villa inventory changes quickly, and older listing prices should not be treated as guaranteed current offers.

How much does it cost to rent a villa in Da Nang?

For a practical long-term search, approximately $2,000–$3,200 per month currently opens up a meaningful selection of three- and four-bedroom pool villas, including some properties in established residential and golf/resort communities. Premium beachfront and newly built resort villas can cost $4,000 per month or substantially more.

Recent market examples include a three-bedroom, approximately 300 m² villa with a private pool at The Point advertised at about $2,200 per month, a three-bedroom, approximately 400 m² villa at Ocean Villas at about $2,900 per month, and four-bedroom Euro Village villas around $2,700 per month.

Near My An, a recent four-bedroom, approximately 340 m² private-pool villa was advertised at roughly $3,000 per month. At the premium end, four-bedroom resort villas with private pools and beach access can reach approximately $3,800–$4,000 per month, while newer luxury resort inventory can cost considerably more.

These are asking-price examples rather than a citywide average. The final rent depends on the specific property, lease length, furnishings, maintenance package and negotiation with the owner.

Which part of Da Nang is best for a villa?

My An and Khue My: convenient for the beach and daily life

My An and Khue My in Ngu Hanh Son are strong starting points if you want a private villa while remaining close to the beach, restaurants and everyday services. Current inventory includes both independent pool villas and larger family properties.

The trade-off is that individual streets can differ considerably. Check nearby construction, road width, parking and evening noise rather than choosing a villa solely because the listing says it is near the beach.

Hoa Hai: golf, resorts and larger compounds

Hoa Hai is where renters encounter many of Da Nang’s golf and resort-style villa communities. Current long-term inventory includes The Point, Ocean Villas and higher-priced resort properties.

This area works particularly well when a private pool, landscaped surroundings, compound security or access to resort facilities matters more than being within walking distance of the restaurant areas around My An.

Euro Village: riverside location with city access

Euro Village is useful for renters who want a villa environment while remaining close to the Han River and central Da Nang. Recent four-bedroom examples have been advertised at around $2,700 per month.

Compare the individual villa’s furniture, garden, parking and condition as carefully as the location. Being in the same compound does not mean two properties offer the same standard.

Son Tra: residential villas north of My Khe

Son Tra offers both beach-oriented neighborhoods and quieter residential streets farther north. Current inventory includes substantial pool villas as well as houses that are marketed as villas, so compare land area, outdoor space and privacy rather than relying on the property label alone.

If Son Tra is your preferred side of the city, also compare houses for rent in Son Tra because a large house may meet the same requirements at a different price point.

Hai Chau: better for a city-based routine

Hai Chau has fewer resort-style options but can make sense when commuting to central offices, schools, hospitals or other city facilities is more important than beach access. Private-pool villas do occasionally appear in central locations, but the choice is narrower than around Ngu Hanh Son.

Residential pool villa or resort villa?

What should the monthly rent include?

Do not compare villas using headline rent alone. Before making an offer, ask for a written breakdown of what is included.

• Pool cleaning and chemicals
• Garden maintenance
• Compound or management fees
• Internet
• Water
• Electricity
• Cleaning or housekeeping
• Pest control
• Security
• Furniture and appliance maintenance

In managed developments, the difference matters. A villa with a higher advertised rent can sometimes include management or maintenance that another owner charges separately.

What deposit and payment terms should you expect?

There is no single payment structure for every Da Nang villa. Current long-term listings show deposits commonly around one to two months, while some owners request several months of rent in advance. The exact combination depends on the owner, property and lease.

Before paying a deposit, make sure the contract states the monthly rent, deposit, payment schedule, lease dates, included services, utility responsibilities, inventory and conditions for returning the deposit.

What should you inspect before renting a villa?

A villa has more systems and outdoor areas to inspect than a typical apartment. A viewing should cover the building as well as the pool, garden and surrounding street.

• Run showers and taps to check water pressure and hot water.
• Test every air conditioner included in the lease.
• Check major appliances rather than relying on the furniture inventory.
• Inspect ceilings, wardrobes and walls for dampness or water damage.
• Check the pool water, pump equipment, drainage and surrounding tiles.
• Ask who pays when pool or garden equipment requires repair.
• Confirm car access and parking if you drive.
• Visit the street at a relevant time of day to check traffic, construction and nightlife noise.
• Photograph furniture, appliances and existing damage at handover.

Should you rent a villa or a house in Da Nang?

Choose based on features rather than terminology. In Da Nang, the distinction between a large house and a villa is not always consistent across property advertisements.

If your priorities are simply three or four bedrooms, parking and more space than an apartment, compare the wider selection of houses for rent in Da Nang. If a private pool, substantial garden, compound security or resort facilities are essential, narrowing the search to villas is more useful.

Renters who do not need private outdoor space can also compare apartments for rent in Da Nang, where building facilities can reduce the maintenance responsibilities that come with a private villa.

How to shortlist the right Da Nang villa

Start with the requirements that materially change the available inventory. Bedroom count and budget are important, but location, lease duration and outdoor-space requirements can narrow the search just as quickly.

When you contact House Rental Danang, send:

• monthly budget in USD or VND;
• preferred area or maximum commute;
• number of bedrooms;
• move-in date;
• expected lease duration;
• whether a private pool is essential;
• garden and parking requirements;
• pet requirements; and
• any furniture or home-office requirements.

We can then check which villas match those requirements and confirm the current asking rent, availability and owner terms before you arrange viewings.

Email [email protected] with the subject “Villa rental in Da Nang” and include your budget, bedroom count, preferred area and move-in date.

Da Nang villa rental FAQs

What is a typical monthly budget for a villa in Da Nang?

A useful starting budget is around 30-60 million VND for many residential houses and villas. Larger private-pool, golf and resort properties commonly cost more, with premium beachfront villas reaching a much higher price range.

Are pool and garden maintenance included in the rent?

Not always. Ask the owner or agent to confirm in writing whether pool cleaning, chemicals, garden care, community fees and other maintenance costs are included in the advertised rent.

Which areas are popular for renting a villa?

My An and An Thuong offer convenient beach and restaurant access. Khue My and Ngu Hanh Son have many larger residential properties, while Hoa Hai and the southern coastal corridor are better known for golf, resort and gated-community villas.

What should I inspect before paying a deposit?

Test the air conditioning and water pressure, inspect drainage and pool equipment, check internet availability and look for dampness or water ingress. Visit the street at a realistic time to assess traffic, noise and nearby construction.

What should be written into the lease?

The lease should clearly state the rent, deposit, payment schedule, duration, furniture inventory, maintenance responsibilities, included services and conditions for ending the agreement.

What information should I send when requesting villa options?

Include your monthly budget, preferred area, number of bedrooms, move-in date and expected lease length, plus essential requirements such as a private pool, garden, parking, pet-friendly space or beach access.