Spacious 1BR for rent with nice and morden furniture at Léman Luxury, Saigon downtown

[Rare] Spacious 1-bedroom apartment for rent at Leman Luxury, featuring high-end, luxurious interiors. Originally a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit, this 75m² apartment has been reconfigured into a 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom layout. It boasts a youthful, modern architectural style with a bright color palette and European-imported furnishings, creating a truly upscale and luxurious living space

Rental price: 29 million VND/month with fee

Note: Long-term rental, minimum 1-year contract. 2 months’ rent deposit required, monthly payments.

Rental price excludes utilities (electricity, water, parking, and management fees).

For details and to view the apartment, please contact:

MACRO REAL ESTATE – Hotline (+84) 933099061 (Zalo. What’s App, IMessage)

The area surrounding Léman Luxury  lies within a historic urban core, home to a concentration of architectural landmarks that embody cultural heritage, French colonial style, and distinctive religious architecture:

1. Heritage sites & French colonial architecture (Central District 1 & District 3 border)

Saigon Notre-Dame Cathedral: The city’s most iconic religious landmark, distinguished by a blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles. The structure is built entirely from red bricks imported directly from Marseille—retaining their original color over time—and features soaring twin bell towers.

Saigon Central Post Office: Located directly opposite Notre-Dame Cathedral, this is a landmark structure designed by the renowned architect Gustave Eiffel (and his associates). The building represents a sophisticated fusion of Western architectural style and decorative motifs with Eastern influences.

Ho Chi Minh City Municipal Theatre (Saigon Opera House): An architectural masterpiece featuring *Beaux-Arts* and *Flamboyant* styles from the late 19th century, renowned for the intricate carvings and bas-reliefs on its façade and its magnificent interior.

Independence Palace (Reunification Palace): A modern architectural masterpiece by the talented architect Ngo Viet Thu. The structure represents a unique blend of modern Western architectural language with traditional East Asian philosophical and *feng shui* principles.

2. Distinctive religious and cultural architectural landmarks in District 3

Tan Dinh Church: A sanctuary blending Gothic, Romanesque, and Baroque styles, renowned worldwide for its vibrant pink hue and soaring main spire; it stands as one of Saigon’s oldest and most unique religious structures.

Vinh Nghiem Pagoda: A grand temple complex deeply imbued with the traditional Vietnamese Buddhist architecture of the Ly and Tran dynasties, distinguished by a 25-meter-tall, seven-story stone stupa and a vast, majestic main hall.

Xa Loi Pagoda: A landmark representing the blend of modern and traditional Buddhist architectural styles from the mid-20th century in District 3, famous for its seven-story bell tower—which was the tallest in the city at the time of its inauguration.

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