Homes for rent in Da Nang: apartment, house or villa? – Page 7

The figures on this page are monthly asking rents in US dollars for furnished, long-term homes, from the listings we see across Da Nang, our own research and our resident guides. Actual prices vary by home, so message us for live availability.

Which of the homes for rent in Da Nang suits you: an apartment, a house or a villa?

Among homes for rent in Da Nang, an apartment suits you if you want building facilities and little upkeep, from about $400 a month. A house suits you if you want more space and a local neighbourhood, from about $620 a month, and a villa suits you if you want a private pool, a garden and a gated compound, from about $2,000 a month.

What is it like to rent an apartment in Da Nang?

Renting an apartment in Da Nang means living in a managed condo or high-rise with a pool and gym, in buildings such as The Filmore, The Panoma and Bach Dang Complex in Hai Chau or Altara Suites near My Khe Beach. A one-bedroom in a well-run building averages about $600 to $1,000 a month, and most two-bedrooms ask $650 to $1,300.

• Daily life in an apartment is simple, because building management looks after the lifts, the pool and the common areas, and you can lock the door and travel without worrying about the home.
• Apartments are usually furnished, and the rent often includes the building management fee, while electricity, water and internet are extra.
• Apartment living means sharing the pool, gym and lifts with your neighbours, so some complexes, such as Monarchy, feel sociable, while others feel more private.
• The trade-offs of an apartment are less space, lift queues at rush hour in busier buildings and noise from neighbours.
• An apartment suits you if you're single, a couple or a remote worker who wants to walk to cafés and offices, or anyone who travels often.

Our apartments for rent in Da Nang page compares rents building by building.

What is it like to rent a house in Da Nang?

Renting a house in Da Nang usually means a tall, narrow home of 3 to 4 storeys, from about $620 a month for a 2–3 bedroom city house on a Hai Chau alleyway to about $965 to $1,550 for a larger 4–5 bedroom house in Hoa Xuan, Nam Viet A or Son Tra.

• Daily life in a house puts you in a local neighbourhood, with street food, markets and neighbours on your doorstep rather than a lobby.
• Most houses for rent in Da Nang come furnished, and the build quality and comfort vary a lot from one house to the next.
• A house gives you more rooms to spread out in, such as a whole floor for a home office, but there is also more to look after, and repairs are arranged with the landlord rather than a building management office.
• Houses on the outskirts, such as in Hoa Xuan, Nam Viet A and Son Tra, sit on larger plots, so that is where you'll find bigger layouts.
• Cheaper houses are easier to find in more local areas such as Lien Chieu, including Hoa Khanh, and Thanh Khe, if you can compromise on furniture and western design.
• A house suits you if you want space and local life and don't need a shared pool or gym.

Our houses for rent in Da Nang page explains house sizes, areas and prices in more detail.

What is it like to rent a villa in Da Nang?

Renting a villa in Da Nang usually means a private pool and garden inside a gated compound, from about $2,000 to $2,200 a month at The Point or $2,000 to $2,500 at Montgomerie Links, from about $2,500 at The Ocean Villas and from about $3,500 for a two-bedroom at the high-end Fusion Resort & Villas.

• Daily life in a villa compound is quiet and private, with shared facilities such as pools and a gym on site and compound staff looking after the common areas.
• Villa tenants usually pay their own electricity, water and internet, according to our Ocean Villas guide, and a private pool and several air conditioners are why a villa costs more to run than an apartment or a house.
• Villa compounds have their own community, and our Euro Village guide describes Euro Village in Son Tra as a mix of long-term expat and Vietnamese residents behind a single controlled entrance.
• Most villa compounds are on the south coast in Ngu Hanh Son, so you'll usually need a car or motorbike to reach the city centre.
• A villa suits you if you want space, privacy and resort facilities, and your budget starts at about $2,000 a month.

Our villas for rent in Da Nang page compares the compounds one by one.

Which homes for rent in Da Nang fit your budget?

With under $600 a month, you can rent a one-bedroom apartment in Da Nang, and with $600 to $1,200 you can choose between a well-run apartment and a house. With $1,200 to $2,000 you can rent a new riverfront apartment or a house with a garden or pool, and from about $2,000 a month a villa becomes possible.

• With under $600 a month, you can rent a one-bedroom in a simpler local building from about $400, or at F Home in Hai Chau from about $550.
• With $600 to $1,200 a month, you can rent a one or two-bedroom apartment in a building such as Azura, Monarchy or Altara Suites, a 2–3 bedroom city house, or a larger 4–5 bedroom house from about $965.
• With $1,200 to $2,000 a month, you can rent a two-bedroom in a new riverfront tower such as The Filmore or Bach Dang Complex, or a house with a garden, imported furniture or a pool from about $1,930.
• With $2,000 to $4,000 a month, you can rent a villa at The Point, Montgomerie Links, The Ocean Villas or Fusion, a sea-view apartment on My Khe Beach, or a three-bedroom at the Hyatt Regency Residences.

Which home suits the way you live?

If you're moving to Da Nang with children, a villa at The Ocean Villas gives you a private garden and pool from about $2,500 a month, and our Ocean Villas guide notes that residents also share a children's playground and a private beach area. If you want space for less, a larger 4–5 bedroom house in Hoa Xuan or Nam Viet A starts at about $965 a month.

• If the school run matters most, Euro Village in Son Tra is a gated community about a 15 to 20-minute drive from most of Da Nang's international schools, according to our Euro Village guide.
• If you work from home in Da Nang, a one-bedroom with a separate study at The Panoma costs about $850 to $965 a month, and a house gives you a whole floor to use as an office.
• If you want the resort lifestyle without a villa budget, The Ocean Suites has studios from about $600 a month, one-bedrooms from about $800 and two-bedrooms at about $1,300.
• If you're retiring in Da Nang, an apartment at The Ocean Suites or the Hyatt Regency Residences keeps maintenance simple and gives you quiet resort grounds on the south coast.
• If you're moving to Da Nang as a couple, an apartment in Hai Chau or near My Khe Beach is an easy first home, and many couples move to a house or a small villa once they know the city.
• If you have a pet, a house is often the easier choice in Da Nang, because many house landlords have no issue with pets, although some ask for an extra deposit.
• If you have a pet and prefer an apartment, check the building first, because some apartment buildings in Da Nang don't allow pets at all, and in buildings that do, it depends on the landlord.
• If you have a pet and want a villa, it depends heavily on the landlord, although some villa landlords are easy-going about pets.
• If your company is housing staff in Da Nang, we can find several units in the same building so your team lives close together, and we also find offices for rent in Da Nang.

How do we find your home in Da Nang?

Finding a home in Da Nang with us takes four steps: you send your requirements, we check what's available, we send you a shortlist, and we arrange viewings. This is how each step works:

1. You send us your requirements, such as the type of home, the number of bedrooms, your budget, your preferred area and your move-in date.
2. We check which matching homes are available right now, and at what rent.
3. We send you a short list of the options that fit, with an honest note on each.
4. We schedule viewings of the homes you shortlist. If you don't know Da Nang yet, we recommend viewing in person, because a neighbourhood feels very different on the ground than on Google Maps.

Thinking of buying a home in Da Nang instead?

If you'd rather buy than rent, foreigners can generally buy homes in approved commercial projects in Vietnam, usually on a 50-year renewable term, but can't own land outright, so legal advice is essential. Many of our clients rent first and buy once they know the city. You can browse houses, villas and other property for sale in Da Nang, and our Da Nang real estate market guide covers the buying side.

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• How much does it cost to live in Da Nang?
• Guide to Da Nang apartment buildings
• The Ocean Villas and The Ocean Suites resident guide
• Rent scams in Vietnam and how to avoid them
• Does rent go down in Da Nang in the rainy season?