- Location
- Khuong Dinh Ward, Hanoi
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Hanoi Seasons Garden is Masterise Homes’ large redevelopment of the former Cao – Xa – La rubber, soap and tobacco factory site on Nguyen Trai Street. Covering 8.28 hectares, it is one of the biggest inner-city residential sites in Hanoi, planned for ten towers of 35 to 46 floors. Masterise officially introduced the project on 12 May 2026, together with its first sub-zone, The Bloom, under the LUMIÈRE brand.
Quick facts
| Developer | Masterise Homes |
|---|---|
| Location | 233, 233B & 235 Nguyen Trai Street, Khuong Dinh Ward, Hanoi |
| Site area | 82,820 m² (8.28 ha) |
| Building density | 28.8% |
| Building | 10 towers, 35–46 floors, 3 connected basements |
| Apartments | About 5,930 (planned) |
| First phase | The Bloom (LUMIÈRE Hanoi Seasons Garden) |
| Launch | 12 May 2026 |
| Expected handover | Q2 2029 (first phase) |
Who is behind Hanoi Seasons Garden
Masterise Homes is behind the Masteri and LUMIÈRE ranges, including Masteri Waterfront and LUMIÈRE Evergreen in Hanoi and Grand Marina Saigon in HCMC. Total investment for this project is reported at around 11,107 billion VND.
Location: Nguyen Trai and Metro Line 2A
The site sits on Nguyen Trai, one of the main roads between central Hanoi and Ha Dong, and is close to Thuong Dinh station on the elevated Metro Line 2A. Ring Road 2.5 and Ring Road 3 are nearby, and Royal City and the Thanh Xuan universities are a short drive away.
Apartments and prices
Apartments range from studios of around 28.5 m² to large units of more than 141 m². This is a premium inner-city project: indicative prices cited at launch were around 120–180 million VND per m², and press reports note some units above 200 million VND per m². Sales contracts for the first phase were expected from October 2026, with handover planned for the second quarter of 2029.
Amenities
- Clubhouse with gym, yoga and 3D golf
- Business lounge and rooftop bar
- Large landscaped areas thanks to low building density
- More than 227,000 m² of basement parking across three levels
- Clubhouse service fees supported for up to four years
Renting at Hanoi Seasons Garden
Thanh Xuan has steady demand from office workers, lecturers and families. Smaller units close to the metro should rent well, but the very high purchase price means rental yields will be low compared with suburban projects.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Rare large site in inner Hanoi
- Next to Metro Line 2A
- Low building density for the area
- Strong developer track record
Cons
- Very high prices
- Long wait to handover (2029)
- Large future supply of ~5,930 units
Who it suits
Hanoi Seasons Garden suits buyers who want a new home in central Hanoi near the metro and are prepared for a long construction period and premium pricing.
Sources and further reading
Figures on this page come from the developer’s published information and local press, including Dien dan Doanh nghiep – project launch, VietnamFinance – Cao Xa La kick-off, CafeLand – project data, Znews – amenities. 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 Hanoi Seasons Garden?
A Masterise Homes development on the former Cao – Xa – La factory site at 233–235 Nguyen Trai, Hanoi, planned for 10 towers and about 5,930 apartments.
When was it launched?
Masterise officially introduced the project and its first sub-zone, The Bloom, on 12 May 2026.
How much does it cost?
Indicative prices at launch were around 120–180 million VND per m².
When will it be handed over?
The first phase is expected to be handed over in the second quarter of 2029.
Is it near the metro?
Yes, it is close to Thuong Dinh station on Metro Line 2A.