One-of-a-kind villa in Hoi An's ancient town! The only home fully covered with 2000 Thanh Ha ceramic tiles, adorned with 30 hand-painted artworks on various mediums, 40 handcrafted lanterns, and a collection of brocade and Bat Trang pottery pieces, transforming the living space into a 'mini art gallery - Over 10-min walk to Pagoda Bridge (950m) - 5-min walk to Thu Bon River (300m) Enjoy absolute tranquility in a small alley, with balcony views of old town rooftops and the sounds of nature.

As Hoi An lovers, we chose this beautiful town for our retirement. My husband, an architect, designed our homes to showcase regional styles and culture. Each of our Hoi An properties offers a unique, airy, and comfortable experience, reflecting Vietnam's rich heritage. We hope you create unforgettable memories here!

**Escape the Hustle, Find Serenity in a Peaceful House in the Heart of Hoi An Ancient Town This house was designed and built by my husband himself, with all his love. Every detail, from the carefully selected bricks to the flower vases and plants, reflects our dedication. My husband even hand-carved nameplates for the house and each bedroom. This set of photos was also taken by us. They may not be as glamorous as other homestays with professional photographers, but I believe viewers will feel the love and care we put into our home. 🌟 Prime Location Located in an extremely convenient location, it's only a 10-minute walk to the Japanese Covered Bridge - a world-famous symbol of the ancient town. Just 300 meters away is the poetic Thu Bon River, where you can immerse yourself with the locals fishing every afternoon. If you want to experience a traditional Vietnamese market, just walk 400 meters to Vien Giac Market - the busiest local market in the ancient town area. Located right in the center of the ancient town, there are many restaurants around, from affordable to luxurious. If you need to find a hair salon or relaxing massage, just walk 50 meters to a street specializing in massage services. 🌟 Quiet in the City Although located right in the center of the ancient town, due to being located in a small, winding alley typical of Vietnam, the house still ensures absolute tranquility. Waking up in the morning, stepping out onto the balcony, you can admire the gently sloping tiled roofs of the ancient town, listen to the crowing of roosters and the singing of birds from the surrounding gardens.