- Developer
- Hanoi Water Tower JSC (Dong Luc Group)
- Status
- Handed over
- Location
- Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi
- Address
- 44 Yen Phu, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi
- Total area
- Over 6,800 sqm
- Towers
- 2
- Units
- 238
- Handover
- Handed over, in use
- Ownership
- Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners
Updated
Amenities
Hanoi Aqua Central sits at 44 Yen Phu, on the strip between Truc Bach lake and the Red River dyke. It is a two-tower scheme – a 21-storey five-star hotel block and a 21-storey residential block – on a site of just over 6,800 sqm with three basement levels.
The residential tower holds 238 apartments and penthouses, mostly three and four bedrooms of 117 to 147 sqm. That makes it one of the few genuinely large-format buildings within walking distance of the Old Quarter.
Tenancy is where the building is busiest. Furnished three-bedroom units of 115 to 150 sqm have been letting at roughly 25 to 40 million dong a month, and the corner apartments facing the river command the top end.
Hanoi Aqua Central at a glance
| Developer | Hanoi Water Tower JSC (Dong Luc Group) |
| Address | 44 Yen Phu, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi |
| Site area | Over 6,800 sqm with 3 basement levels |
| Towers | 2 (hotel and residential), 21 storeys each |
| Apartments | 238, including penthouses |
| Typical unit sizes | 117 – 147 sqm, 3-4 bedrooms |
| Construction | Started 2016; main contractor Hoa Binh |
| Status | Handed over, in use |
| Ownership | Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50-year term for foreign buyers |
Location and getting around
The address is about as central as Hanoi gets. Hoan Kiem lake is roughly three minutes away, Truc Bach two, West Lake a short ride, and Noi Bai airport about thirty minutes over the Nhat Tan bridge.
North-facing apartments look out over the Red River, which is the view people pay for. The flip side is Yen Phu itself, a working arterial road along the dyke, so sound insulation matters on the lower floors.
Chu Van An High School, the French-quarter embassies, and the restaurant cluster around Chau Long market and Hang Bun are all within walking distance, which suits tenants who would rather not depend on a car.

Who it suits
- Tenants who want Old Quarter proximity with a modern three-bedroom layout
- Buyers looking for large floor plates and penthouse formats in the centre
- Households that value river and lake views over a big amenity podium
- Anyone working around the Ba Dinh embassy belt
Before you buy or rent
- A government inspection found the building was occupied before fire-safety acceptance was completed, and flagged outstanding land-use payment obligations from the change of land purpose. Ask for the current acceptance paperwork
- Check which direction the apartment faces – the river views and the Yen Phu road noise come from the same side
- Confirm the certificate is issued on the specific unit rather than at scheme level
- Penthouses here are very large and priced accordingly; have the usable area independently measured
Sources
Compiled from Vietnamese property and finance press coverage (Bao Dau Tu, VnBusiness, VietnamFinance, CafeF, CafeLand) and current listing data for the building.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Hanoi Aqua Central?
At 44 Yen Phu, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi, previously listed as Truc Bach ward, Ba Dinh district. It has a secondary entrance on Nguyen Khac Nhu.
Who developed Hanoi Aqua Central?
Hanoi Water Tower JSC, a company under Dong Luc Group, which entered the property market with this project. Savills handled distribution and management.
How many apartments does it have?
238 apartments and penthouses in the residential tower, generally three to four bedrooms of 117 to 147 sqm. The second tower is a five-star hotel.
What does it cost to rent at Hanoi Aqua Central?
Furnished three-bedroom apartments of 115 to 150 sqm have been advertised at roughly 25 to 40 million dong a month depending on size, floor and view. Verify current asking rents before budgeting.
Were there compliance issues at this building?
Yes. An inspection conclusion recorded that residents moved in before fire-safety acceptance was finalised, and noted outstanding land-related payments by the developer. The building is occupied today, but ask the management board for up-to-date compliance records.
Figures above were compiled from developer announcements and Vietnamese property press at the time of writing and can change. Always confirm unit area, ownership term and service charges in the contract before signing.
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