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Nha Trang monthly
Center · Tran Phu · Nha Trang · BJ-657248
Studio on Hung Vuong Pho Tay – 100m to the Beach
$342.00/mo
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Move-in date
- Available from 2025-06-07
- Min. lease
- 3 months
- Furnished
- Fully furnished
- Foreigner contract
- Available
Confirm before consultation
Long-term lease basis, not a hotel-style booking.
Confirm the actual deposit and refund terms before signing.
We schedule a tour around your available time.
We confirm eligibility and paperwork during consultation.
Break down rent, deposit, fees and utilities item by item.
Pick a time for an in-person or video tour and prep your neighborhood questions.
Confirm minimum lease, foreigner contract eligibility and move-in conditions.
About this listing
Hung Vuong Pho Tay is Nha Trang's main hub for expats and long-term travellers – cafés, restaurants, convenience stores, and tour operators are all within a short walk. The beach is only about 100 metres away.
Monthly rent is $342.00. Utilities are billed separately: electricity at 5,000 VND/kWh, water at 200,000 VND/person, and a combined building management + rubbish + Wi-Fi fee of 100,000 VND/person. Lease terms of 3, 6, or 12 months are available. Move-in requires one month's deposit plus one month's rent upfront. No pets allowed.
Highlights
Foreigner-friendlyFurnishedVerified
- ~100m walk to the beach
- Heart of Hung Vuong Pho Tay (Foreigner Street)
- 9,000,000 VND/month (utilities extra)
- Flexible leases: 3, 6, or 12 months
- Available from 7 June 2025
- Foreign tenants welcome
Cost summary
Rent$342.00 /mo
DepositDeposit 1 month, 1 month prepaid
Items marked ‘To confirm’ are clarified during consultation. We never guess prices or terms.
Contract notes
1-month deposit + 1 month rent upfront. Minimum lease: 3 months. Electricity 5,000 VND/kWh; water 200,000 VND/person; management + rubbish + Wi-Fi 100,000 VND/person. No pets.
Location & area
TBD – to be confirmed
Frequently asked
Can foreigners sign the lease?
Yes. You'll need a copy of your passport.
What does the 100,000 VND/person fee cover?
It covers building management, rubbish collection, and Wi-Fi. Electricity and water are metered and billed separately.
What is the minimum lease length?
3 months. You can choose between 3, 6, or 12-month terms.
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