- Purpose
- For rent
- Status
- Available
- Area
- 80 m²
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Project
- A10 Nam Trung Yen
- Location
- Hanoi
- Address
- Mac Thai To–Nguyen Chanh junction, Hanoi
- Listing ID
- PR7419
- Updated
A10 Nam Trung Yen monthly rent: a 80 m2 2-bedroom apartment is being advertised at VND 12 million per month.
Reference checked: 3 November 2026. This is a property enquiry based on public market advertisements. Exact unit availability, floor, condition and final terms must be confirmed before viewing or payment.
What VND 12 million a month covers at A10 Nam Trung Yen
Reference layout: 80 m2, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms at A10 Nam Trung Yen, Mac Thai To–Nguyen Chanh junction, Hanoi. Across 8 current A10 Nam Trung Yen rental ads checked the same day, rents ran from VND 9.5 million (72 m2) to VND 25 million per month (95 m2). Furniture level and floor explain most of that gap.
About A10 Nam Trung Yen
A10 Nam Trung Yen is an established development. Before you visit, ask for the tower, floor and the exact unit number, then check that the photos you are sent actually match that unit and not a show flat.
Before you sign a lease
Typical terms in Hanoi are a deposit of one to two months and rent paid monthly or quarterly, but every owner is different. Get the management fee, parking, internet and electricity rate in writing, take a dated photo inventory of the furniture on move-in day, and make sure the landlord will handle temporary residence registration if you are a foreign tenant.
Tell us your move-in date, budget and must-haves (pets, furnished or not, floor) and we will check current A10 Nam Trung Yen availability with owners and building agents.
FAQ
Is this price and availability confirmed?
No. The figure is a public asking-price reference checked on 3 November 2026. Owners change prices and units get taken quickly, so we reconfirm the exact unit, price and terms before any viewing or payment.
Does the photo show this exact apartment?
No. The image is an illustration of A10 Nam Trung Yen or its surroundings. Ask for current photos or a video call of the specific unit before you decide.
Does the rent include management fees and utilities?
Usually not. Management fee, electricity, water, parking and internet are often paid separately. We get a written breakdown from the owner before you sign.