Center · Tran Phu · Nha Trang · BJ-185141
$2,280.00/mo
This listing covers the 1st and 2nd floors of a building on Van Don street in Nha Trang, rented together as a single unit. Total area is 153.7 m² with a 7 m street frontage, offering good visibility for retail, F&B, offices, or similar uses. Monthly rent is $2,280.00. Long-term lease terms are available. Deposit details are to be confirmed.
Items marked ‘To confirm’ are clarified during consultation. We never guess prices or terms.
Both floors must be taken together. Long-term lease preferred. Deposit: TBD.
TBD – further details to be confirmed.
Currently the two floors are offered as a combined package. Please enquire if a split arrangement is needed.
Deposit terms are to be confirmed. Contact us for details.
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