Vinhomes The Harmony (Vinhomes Riverside phase 2)

Vinhomes The Harmony: phase 2 of Vinhomes Riverside, 97.5 ha with about 1,500 villas and townhouses around a central lake. Prices, rents, FAQ.

Long Bien Bridge in Hanoi, near Vinhomes The Harmony
Developer
Vingroup
Status
Handed over
Address
Huynh Van Nghe area, Phuc Loi Ward, Hanoi
Total area
About 97.5 ha
Units
1,500
Handover
Handed over 2017–2019
Ownership
Villas with land-use certificates

Updated

Amenities

  • 12–13 ha central regulating lake
  • Floating restaurant and lakeside walks
  • Vinschool
  • Central square and reading island
  • Swimming pools and sports courts
  • Commercial centre and shophouses

Vinhomes The Harmony is phase 2 of Vinhomes Riverside in Long Bien, Hanoi – a 97.5 ha estate of around 1,500 villas, garden houses, townhouses and shophouses built next to the original township. Homes were handed over from late 2017 to 2019, and the estate is organised around a 12–13 ha regulating lake in four sub-zones: Phong Lan, Huong Duong, Nguyet Que and Tulip.

Quick facts

LocationViet Hung – Phuc Loi – Giang Bien area, Phuc Loi Ward, Hanoi (formerly Long Bien District)
DeveloperVingroup
SiteAbout 97.5 ha
ProductsAbout 1,500 villas, garden houses, townhouses and shophouses
Sub-zonesPhong Lan, Huong Duong, Nguyet Que, Tulip
HandoverFrom late 2017 to 2019

Location

The Harmony adjoins Vinhomes Riverside phase 1 and runs along Huynh Van Nghe Street. Savico Megamall and AEON Mall Long Bien are a short drive away, and central Hanoi is about 20–30 minutes by car across the Red River bridges.

Long Bien Bridge in Hanoi, near Vinhomes The Harmony
Illustration: Long Bien Bridge, a short drive from The Harmony – not a photo of the project. Illustration photo: sherpas428 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

What you get

Plots range from townhouses of around 90–100 m² to villas of about 160–350 m², in a mix of Western and Indochine styles. Nguyet Que is the largest sub-zone and the only one with all six product types, including 26 four-unit (quadruple) villas.

  • 12–13 ha central regulating lake
  • Floating restaurant and lakeside walks
  • Vinschool
  • Central square and reading island
  • Swimming pools and sports courts
  • Commercial centre and shophouses

Prices and buying

Resale prices have mostly run at about VND 290–500 million per m² of land; a 180 m² semi-detached villa was recently listed at around VND 54 billion. Check the certificate and any renovations against the approved design.

Renting and holiday use

Furnished townhouses and smaller villas have been advertised at around VND 30–35 million a month, popular with families and staff of companies on the east side of Hanoi.

Pros and cons

  • Pros: newer than phase 1, big central lake, Vinschool on site, wide choice of house types
  • Cons: high prices, far from western Hanoi, busy streets around the shophouses

Who it suits

Families wanting a villa or townhouse in a complete township, and investors looking for long-term rentals.

Sources and further reading

Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including phase 2 overview (Batdongsan), size and handover (Thu Vien Nha Dat), resale and rent listings (Batdongsan). Photos on this page show the surrounding area and are for illustration only. Prices, handover dates and rental terms change often – always confirm the current details with the developer or a licensed agent before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

What is Vinhomes The Harmony?

Phase 2 of Vinhomes Riverside in Long Bien, Hanoi.

How many homes are there?

About 1,500 villas, garden houses, townhouses and shophouses.

When was it handed over?

From late 2017 to 2019.

What does a villa cost?

Resale prices run at roughly VND 290–500 million per m² of land.

How much is rent?

Townhouses and smaller villas have been listed at about VND 30–35 million a month.

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