IS: 69 | APSC Compound (Mimosa Street): Unfurnished 4-bedroom villa with private pool – your tropical family oasis

Beautiful 4-bedroom unfurnished villa for rent in APSC (An Phu Superior Villa Compound / BP Compound) on Mimosa Street, offering a private tropical garden with pool in one of Thao Dien’s most prestigious gated communities.​
This house is ideal for families or anyone seeking peace and quiet in a very green, low‑density compound, while being only a short drive from central Ho Chi Minh City.​

Relax in your own backyard with a private pool surrounded by lush trees, perfect for cooling off, weekend BBQs or children’s play.​
Inside, the spacious, unfurnished interiors allow you to design and decorate the home to your own taste, while essential appliances such as dishwasher, fridge, washing machine and air-conditioners are already provided for convenience.​

APSC is fully gated with 24/7 security, two guarded entrances and riverside patrols, providing a very safe environment that is popular with expat families and consular staff.​
The compound offers extensive green spaces, playgrounds and a genuine neighborhood feel, making it one of the best choices in Thao Dien for family living.​

Community facilities – APSC Thao Dien

Residents of this villa enjoy all the benefits of the An Phu Sports Club and shared compound facilities.​

• 5 tennis courts

• 3 swimming pools plus 2 paddling pools

• Professionally equipped gyms and fitness rooms (aerobics, yoga, pilates, martial arts, ballet, etc.)​

• Sauna, steam rooms and river-view outdoor fitness areas

• Multi-purpose court for basketball and football

• BBQ areas, club bar and restaurant, small library and meeting hall

• Indoor playroom and soft play for young children, painting room, outdoor playgrounds with sandpit, swings and slides, and a skate or climbing area​

This villa offers Western-style comfort and services in a tropical setting, giving your family a secure, resort-like lifestyle close to international schools, shops and restaurants in Thao Dien.​