Gold-plated mansions in "Royal Island City" for the elite

(Dan Tri) - The gold-plated mansion in the Royal subdivision - Vinhomes Royal Island (Vu Yen, Hai Phong ) attracts the attention of the super-rich when it owns a separate, private living space in the middle of fresh nature with a system of high-class utilities.

Tastes of the super rich

According to the Knight Frank Consulting Group (UK), billionaires currently spend up to 27% of their assets on real estate investment, higher than other investment channels. This is considered a safe haven, less affected by macroeconomic fluctuations and has the ability to recover after the crisis.

After Covid-19, billionaires are gradually moving from luxury centers to hide in second homes on islands. Owning limited-edition real estate on isolated islands has become a trend among the super-rich.

Recently, Jeff Bezos - the world's second richest billionaire bought his third villa on Indian Creek Billionaire Island in Miami, Florida (USA) for 90 million USD. Previously, in 2012, billionaire Bill Gates spent 25 million USD to buy Grand Bugue Island in Belize. Larry Ellison - co-founder and current Chairman of Oracle Computer Technology Corporation spent 300 million USD to own 98% of Lanai Island in Hawaii.

Vinhomes Royal Island is as isolated as the world famous billionaire islands.

The more modern society becomes, the more people desire a life in harmony with nature. The needs of the super-rich do not stop at luxury villas and perfect amenities, but also must be a space with a strong personal mark, maximum safety, and preservation of the original living environment.

In Vietnam, the new destination for luxury real estate collectors is Vinhomes Royal Island City - a super urban area located entirely on Vu Yen Island in the heart of bustling Hai Phong. Here, the Royal subdivision owns a prime location with 3 sides facing the river - like a green oasis all year round, offering gold-plated villas that suit the tastes of the super-rich.

Destination of the super rich

When moving to settle down on the new "billionaire island", the owners of the Royal mansions will be given the privilege of enjoying a private, airy, classy and peaceful living space amidst rivers, trees, sunshine and wind.

In front of the villas is a gentle green river, behind is the salty sea, white sand. The green river is like an ecological fence bringing fresh air.

The Royal villas have a view of the green river in front and the salty sea behind the house.

The living space close to nature at Hoang Gia is also created by the "tropical forest" Europa Royal Park, covering nearly 20,000 hectares, located in the heart of the subdivision. Amidst the diverse vegetation is a four-season swimming pool with a crystal glass roof of nearly 2,000 square meters, a European-style royal garden, a castle-themed children's playground, etc.

Luxury amenities, nature abounds in the splendid living space of the elite.

Amidst the peaceful green of the water and rich vegetation are large villas, some of which are 500 - 700m2 wide, with spacious frontages. The living space is worthy of elite owners when the works are meticulously cared for, with classical European architectural design, decorative motifs, columns, and delicate, gilded arches. The appearance of each villa is majestic and magnificent like the proud castles of European aristocracy.

Besides the majestic mansion, there are also symbolic buildings that help enhance the noble lifestyle. Notable among them is the Royal Gate located on the main road of Tuong Lai intersecting with Hoang Gia 2 road. The building is over 10m high, over 20m wide, the two sides are up to 35m long, decorated with sophisticated reliefs and beautiful statues. One of the highlights is the majestic eight-horse chariot - a symbol of luck, success, and prosperity for the subdivision.

The imposing gate is one of the Royal security checkpoints, alongside a surveillance camera system and a 24/7 river patrol.

Although it is a separate and private place, Hoang Gia still offers the elite a life full of classy amenities. Through the Future arterial road, homeowners can access the many amenities of the Royal Island City, satisfying their luxurious pleasures, privileges that are not available to the majority.

That is to practice the noble sport - horse riding at Vinpearl Horse Academy, the first horse riding academy in Vietnam; play golf at Vinpearl Golf Hai Phong - the largest 36-hole golf course in Southeast Asia; satisfy the hobby of yachting with a classy marina with nearly 300 docks and a modern repair shop...

Vinpearl Horse Academy offers homeowners the privilege of practicing a sport that was once reserved for the aristocracy.

With a limited quantity of more than 800 units, the Royal basket becomes even more valuable when owning gold-plated mansions - a family asset, a branded real estate that shows the owner's class, an investment with potential for price increase.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/bat-dong-san/dinh-thu-dat-vang-tai-thanh-pho-dao-hoang-gia-cho-gioi-tinh-hoa-20241029174646342.htm