The Terra An Hung, To Huu Hanoi: Apartments Guide (2026)

Developer: Van Phu – Invest (VPI)
Status: Handed over
Location: Duong Noi Ward, Hanoi
Address: To Huu, Duong Noi Ward, Hanoi
Total area: Mixed high-rise and low-rise complex
Towers: 3
Units: 1,328
Handover: Q4 2021 (high-rise); Q4 2019 (shophouses)
Ownership: Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreigners

Updated 09 Nov 2026

Amenities

Landscaped garden deck
Children's play areas
Dance studio and family karaoke rooms
Gym
Shophouse retail at podium level
Two basement and three podium parking levels

The Terra An Hung belongs to the second wave of development along To Huu, the broad road that carries western Hanoi out towards Ha Dong. Van Phu – Invest built it as a mixed block: 1,328 apartments in three towers named V1, V2 and V3, with 166 low-rise shophouses wrapped around the base.

The project matters to Van Phu’s own history. The company topped the high-rise out in November 2020 and completed handover in the fourth quarter of 2021 — a delivery that, by the company’s own account to shareholders, carried most of its revenue that year. For buyers, the useful part of that story is simply that the building was finished on the schedule it promised.

Layouts skew family-sized. Two-bedroom plans sit in the 70s and 80s of square metres, three-bedrooms in the 90s to around 110, and there is a run of four-bedroom units for households that want a study or a live-in helper. The V1 tower, released last, holds the apartments that look out over the lake.

The Terra An Hung at a glance

Developer	Van Phu – Invest (VPI)
Address	To Huu, Duong Noi Ward, Hanoi
Apartments	1,328
Towers	Three (V1, V2, V3), plus 166 shophouses and low-rise units
Unit sizes	About 70 – 140 sq m, two to four bedrooms
Parking	Two basement levels plus three podium levels
Handover	High-rise completed Q4 2021; shophouses from Q4 2019
Status	Handed over
Ownership	Long-term for Vietnamese buyers; 50 years for foreign buyers

Location and getting around

To Huu runs straight into Le Van Luong and on to Khuat Duy Tien and the Ring Road 3 interchange, which puts Thanh Xuan within about fifteen minutes off-peak and My Dinh a similar distance. Aeon Mall Ha Dong, the Duong Noi park area and the cluster of international and bilingual schools along Nguyen Thanh Binh are all nearby.

The corridor’s weakness is well known in Hanoi: Le Van Luong and To Huu are among the most congested roads in the city at peak hours, a consequence of how densely both sides have been built out. Residents who commute into the centre tend to leave early or use the elevated Cat Linh – Ha Dong line from Yen Nghia.

The complex itself is self-contained. Van Phu put an unusual amount of the amenity budget into social space — a dance studio, family karaoke rooms, children’s play areas and a landscaped garden deck — rather than a resort-style pool, which suits the young-family profile of the buyers who moved in.

The Le Van Luong to To Huu corridor in western Hanoi — The Le Van Luong – To Huu corridor, the spine of this part of western Hanoi. Photo: Ltn12345 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Who it suits

Families who want a finished three- or four-bedroom apartment in Ha Dong at a lower price per square metre than Thanh Xuan
Buyers who prefer a developer with a delivered track record over a project still on paper
Tenants working along the To Huu – Le Van Luong corridor or at the Duong Noi business cluster
Households who want schools, a mall and a park within a short drive

Before you buy or rent

Resale prices here have softened over the past year while much of Hanoi rose, so check recent comparables rather than relying on an asking price.
Ask which tower and which side the unit faces. The lake-facing V1 stock carries a premium; units facing To Huu take road noise.
Confirm the pink book is issued for the apartment, not just for the shophouses, which were certificated earlier.
Factor the commute honestly. Test the drive you would actually make, at the hour you would make it, before you sign.

Sources

Compiled from Vietnamese reporting on the project and on Van Phu – Invest (VnExpress, VnEconomy, Bao Phap luat, VietnamFinance, Tuoi Tre, TheLEADER) and from current listings on batdongsan.com.vn. Market figures move and should be re-checked.

Frequently asked questions

Who developed The Terra An Hung?

Van Phu – Invest, the Hanoi-listed developer behind the Terra brand and Grandeur Palace Giang Vo.

How many apartments does The Terra An Hung have?

1,328 apartments across three towers, alongside 166 shophouses and low-rise units.

When was The Terra An Hung handed over?

The developer topped the high-rise out in November 2020 and completed apartment handover in the fourth quarter of 2021. The shophouses were handed over from late 2019.

Where exactly is The Terra An Hung?

On To Huu in Duong Noi Ward, the part of Hanoi formerly administered as Ha Dong district.

Can foreigners buy at The Terra An Hung?

Yes, on a 50-year renewable basis, subject to the 30 per cent foreign-ownership cap for each building.

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