Townhouses for Rent in Da Nang
In Da Nang a townhouse is usually a nhà phố: a narrow house of several floors with a street door and stairs instead of a shared apartment corridor. It suits small families and renters who want a house layout without the plot size of a villa. The map link below filters search to townhouses, and the listing grid on this page is that same set.
Listings
22,000,000 VND / month
Spacious 2br House with Garden - Hoa Xuan
50,000,000 VND / month
Spacious 5br Townhouse 3 Stories Near My Khe Beach - Ngu Hanh Son
40,000,000 VND / month
3br Townhouse with Garage - Hoa Cuong
27,000,000 VND / month
4br Townhouse High-end Furnishings - Hoa Xuan
25,000,000 VND / month
3br Townhouse Near Beach - Hoa Khanh
36,000,000 VND / month
3br Fully Furnished House Near Dragon Bridge - Hai Chau
28,000,000 VND / month
Spacious 4br 3-story House, Fully Furnished
40,000,000 VND / month
4br Townhouse Near Pham Van Dong Beach
23,000,000 VND / month
Spacious 4br Fully Furnished House - Hoa Xuan
27,000,000 VND / month
2br Fully Furnished House - Son Tra
40,000,000 VND / month
3-story Townhouse 4br, Fully Furnished - Son Tra
20,000,000 VND / month
3br 2-story House with Smart Lock - Hai Chau
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Guides for renting in Da Nang
Townhouses for rent in Da Nang — locally nhà phố (townhouse) — fill the middle ground between apartment living and a full villa. For expats, a townhouse usually means a narrow, multi-floor row house with shared walls on one or both sides, a street-facing entrance, and more total floor area than a typical apartment of the same budget band. This page lists townhouse rentals currently published on propvn.com so you can review that product type on its own. A common layout puts parking or a small lobby on the ground floor, living and kitchen spaces on the next level, bedrooms above, and often a roof terrace for laundry, plants, or evening air. Three or four floors are typical; wider frontages and deeper plots exist but are less common in dense streets. Because the footprint is narrow, vertical living is the trade-off: more stairs, more separation between rooms, and usually more privacy than a corridor apartment. Some townhouses sit in quiet residential lanes; others front busier roads with shopfront potential on the ground floor — read the address context carefully. Who this suits: small families who want a second bedroom and a terrace without villa-level rent, remote workers who need a dedicated room, and medium-budget expats who prefer a house feel over a tower. Townhouses are less about gated-compound amenities and more about owning the vertical stack of the building for the lease term. Furnishing varies more than in the expat apartment segment — some units are turnkey, others are partially furnished — so photos and a viewing matter. Neighborhood patterns follow where row-house stock is dense. Hai Chau, Thanh Khe, Hoa Cuong, and Cam Le often appear for city-oriented living close to services. An Hai, Son Tra, and Ngu Hanh Son show townhouses for renters who still want reasonable access to the beach corridor without committing to a villa plot. Always verify the ward on the listing against your commute; Da Nang distances are scooter-friendly but add up in heat and rain. Leases are typically long-term oriented, similar to other propvn.com rentals. Confirm deposit, minimum months, who maintains the roof terrace waterproofing, and whether ground-floor motorbike parking is reserved for the tenant alone. For geographic rent context across Da Nang, see /da-nang/insights/rental-price-map. Compare apartment and villa category pages if you are still deciding which building form fits your household.
Frequently asked questions
What is a townhouse (nhà phố) in Vietnam?
Expats usually mean a narrow multi-floor row house — nhà phố (townhouse) — often with shared walls, a street entrance, and three or four levels. It is distinct from a detached villa and from a flat inside an apartment building.
How does a townhouse differ from an apartment or villa?
Compared with an apartment, a townhouse typically offers more total floor area and a private entrance, with stairs instead of a shared corridor. Compared with a villa, it is usually denser, on a narrower plot, and less likely to include a large garden or private pool.
Which neighborhoods have more townhouse options?
Published townhouses often appear in Hai Chau, Thanh Khe, Hoa Cuong, Cam Le, An Hai, Son Tra, and Ngu Hanh Son, depending on what is live. Check the listings grid on this page for the current ward mix.
What layout should I expect?
Ground-floor parking or entry, living space on a middle floor, bedrooms above, and a roof terrace are common patterns. Exact floor counts and room sizes vary — use the floor plan or a viewing to confirm stair load and storage.
Are townhouses furnished?
Furnishing is less standardized than in expat-oriented apartments. Some townhouses are fully furnished; others ship partially furnished or bare. Rely on listing photos and ask the contact for an inventory list before you decide.