Architectural one-of-a-kind house for rent in DaLat

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April 10, 2016 - 11:35am
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yw_t
Architectural one-of-a-kind house for rent in DaLat

We are looking for a tenant to share experience of our beloved home in Da Lat, Vietnam. Available immediately.

Designed by world renowned architect Nguyen Hoa Hiep @ http://a21studio.com.vn who has won Best Building Award (2014) and Best House Award (2015) in World Architecture Festival (WAF), this new, modern, environment-friendly home is a hidden piece of gem, as it has never been seen in any media or website before.

Through the use of recycled railroad rail, brick and vintage wood carefully selected from the historical French villas of DaLat, this uniquely designed architectural project combines the outstanding craftmanship and skills of the past with the latest building material and technology.

Inspired by Japanese and Vietnamese architectural elements, the specially designed central courtyard provides you and your family a completely private yet safe outdoor area, free from the hustle and bustle of the city and sights from the others. The many windows allow plenty of natural sunlight to enter, making it an ideal living space in both sunny and rainy season.

Price:
750 USD / month.

Contact:
dotrungtien at gmail.com

Location:
Address: A27, Phat Ba Hill (Ly Nam De street), Ward 8, Da Lat.
From airport: Bus or taxi (35-40 minutes).
10 minutes by bus to Dalat city center (bus stops on main road Phu Dong Thien Vuong).
A 5-minute taxi ride to Dalat city center (Central market and Xuan Huong lake).

Features:
Land area: 420㎡
Building area: 160 m²
Total surface area: 275㎡
Courtyard area: 35m²
Parking garage: Yes
Storage cellar: Yes
Balcony and terrance: Yes
View: city view, mountain view, temple view.
Contract period: Long term preferred
Mezzanie style bedrooms: 3
Toilets: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Open and connected kitchen - dining - living room.
Furniture: Dining table, Living room furniture, fully equipped kitchen and toilets.
Additional furniture can be negotiated for long term tenants.

Language spoken: English, Japanese, French, Chinese.

For additional information or pictures please don't hesitate to email us at dotrungtien at gmail.com

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April 14, 2016 - 7:33pm
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Mahesh (not verified)

hi there,

i am looking for a small house preferably new/clean in a quiet location in dalat. however rental im looking at is a max of 6 mil. appreciate any leads.

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