The most popular types of villas

Currently, the most common types of villas are: single, semi-detached and adjacent villas.

The features of each type of villa are:

Functional Villa: Independent villas are built based on independent architecture and form a separate block. Single villas include: front, back, right, left with separate functions, but still harmonious as a whole.

The architecture is simple, not complicated, something that can be easily seen in single villas. Another feature is that all the living and relaxing spaces are in the villa itself. Seclusion is indicated by the surrounding fence, the construction must not be adjacent to any fence of the villa or the surrounding footpath must be wide for easy access. The campus has a garden, views, etc., so that you can relax and have fun in the villa.

Villa life

Duplex villas are not like a separate villa, but they are closed to the adjacent villa to create an integrated and harmonious block of architecture, design, color, decoration and surrounding landscape. The two villas that are connected not only create harmony in the architectural lines, but also increase the area, using many gaps to build other auxiliary works.

Combined villa

Adjacent villas are villas that are built next to each other. These villas also have uniformity in architectural design and form a rich collection of aesthetics.

In the world of real estate, there are other types of villas such as beach villas, resort villas.

The difference between the villa and other construction models

Despite knowing what a villa is, there are still many people who confuse a villa with some other construction model such as a hotel, resort or bungalow.

Hotel

The hotel is usually different from the villa model. Unlike villas that are built separately, to create a sense of privacy and tranquility, hotel rooms are often located in the same building or in a series of rooms. While the hotel model focuses on improving the comfort and convenience of the rooms and the quality of services, the villa focuses on a pleasant, comfortable and peaceful atmosphere for users.

summer villa

A bungalow is similar to a villa in terms of privacy for customers, but it is designed with a small area and a simpler space. Some bungalows can also be moved. Thanks to natural building materials such as bamboo, cork leaves, wood, bungalows bring people closer to each other and merge with nature.

A villa is a luxury residence model that requires large-scale investment as well as design and construction. Customers who choose this type of business are often high-income and demanding, so they are very strict about the quality and beauty of their rooms and equipment… This is a model of convergence of words with high potential.