Bea Sky, Nguyen Xien Hanoi: Apartments Guide (2026)

Developer: Hai Phat Group (Dai Dong A Investment JSC)
Status: Handed over
Location: Dinh Cong Ward, Hanoi
Address: Chu Van An boulevard, Dinh Cong Ward, Hanoi
Total area: Just under 5,000 sq m site; over 60,000 sq m floor area
Towers: 1
Handover: Completion scheduled Q2 2020
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Outdoor swimming pool
Gym
Shopping street and cinema at podium level
Kindergarten to lower secondary schooling
About 2
146 sq m of planting
Basement parking

Bea Sky stands on the Chu Van An boulevard, the 2.5-kilometre, 64-metre-wide road built as the Nguyen Xien to Xa La link and opened in late 2019. The tower was developed by Hai Phat Group through the project company Dai Dong A Investment, and faces The Manor Central Park across the road.

It is a single building rather than an estate: 26 floors including a five-storey podium, one basement level, on a site of just under 5,000 sq m with a built footprint of about 2,650 sq m and more than 60,000 sq m of total floor area. Construction began in October 2017 and the project was scheduled for completion in the second quarter of 2020.

Apartments run from 61 to 96 sq m. The design brief was to give every unit two aspects and full-height glazing, and the layouts show it — two-bedroom plans of 68 to 78 sq m and three-bedroom plans of 88 to 105 sq m, with no internal dead corners. Two-bedrooms have recently sold around 5.5 billion dong and let at 12 to 14 million a month.

Bea Sky at a glance

Developer	Hai Phat Group, through Dai Dong A Investment JSC
Address	Chu Van An boulevard (Nguyen Xien – Xa La), Dinh Cong Ward, Hanoi
Site area	Just under 5,000 sq m
Total floor area	Over 60,000 sq m
Building	26 floors including a five-storey podium, plus one basement
Unit sizes	About 61 – 96 sq m, two to three bedrooms
Construction	Started October 2017; scheduled completion Q2 2020
Status	Handed over
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

The Chu Van An boulevard was the point of the project. It runs from the Ring Road 3 at Nguyen Xien to Road 70 and on towards Xa La, which relieved the Nguyen Trai and Khuat Duy Tien junctions and gave this pocket of Hoang Mai a direct route to Ha Dong, Cau Giay and Thanh Xuan. The Thanh Tri bridge and the southern highway are also close.

The immediate neighbours matter as much as the road. Thang Long University is opposite, the K Hospital Tan Trieu campus is at the Road 70 junction, and the Chu Van An memorial park wraps around the area, which is unusual green space for southern Hanoi.

Inside, the podium carries a shopping street, a cinema and a square, with schooling from kindergarten to lower secondary, an outdoor pool, a gym and about 2,146 sq m of planting. For a single tower that is a fuller amenity set than most.

Streets in the Linh Dam neighbourhood of southern Hanoi — Southern Hanoi around Nguyen Xien has filled in quickly since the Chu Van An boulevard opened. Photo: Phan Minh Tuấn / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

Buyers who want an efficient two- or three-bedroom in southern Hanoi under 6 billion dong
Tenants at Thang Long University, K Hospital or along the Ring Road 3 corridor
Commuters who need the Ha Dong and Thanh Xuan link without using Nguyen Trai
Families who want park frontage rather than a dense inner-city block

Before you buy or rent

Confirm the developer structure on the contract. The project is widely reported as a Hai Phat Group development but the contracting entity named on paperwork may be the project company.
Check which side the apartment faces. The boulevard side is wide and open; the podium side is quieter but darker on low floors.
Confirm the pink book is issued for the unit and ask about the maintenance fund and management board.
Ask the management what the current service and parking charges are, as the podium carries commercial tenants as well as residents.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese coverage of the project and the Nguyen Xien – Xa La road (VietnamFinance, VTC News, Bao Dau tu, Cafeland) and from live listings on batdongsan.com.vn and muaban.net. Figures reflect the market at the time of writing.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed Bea Sky?

Hai Phat Group, through the project company Dai Dong A Investment JSC.

How big is Bea Sky?

Twenty-six floors including a five-storey podium, on a site of just under 5,000 sq m with more than 60,000 sq m of floor area.

What apartment sizes does Bea Sky have?

From 61 to 96 sq m, covering two-bedroom plans of 68 to 78 sq m and three-bedroom plans up to about 105 sq m.

When was Bea Sky built?

Construction started in October 2017 with completion scheduled for the second quarter of 2020. The building has been handed over.

What road is Bea Sky on?

The Chu Van An boulevard, the 64-metre-wide Nguyen Xien to Xa La link that opened in late 2019.

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