The most unique red sandalwood villa in Vietnam.

The YouTube channel NhaTo once impressed viewers by showcasing a villa primarily constructed of wood, instead of being decorated or combined with other conventional materials.

Besides its grandeur, the villa also impressed viewers with its interior entirely constructed of wood. Wooden ceilings, wooden walls, wooden floors, even the doors are intricately carved. (Screenshot)

The four-story villa has a total area of ​​510m2, with a built-up area of ​​300m2, and the remaining space is for the garden. (Screenshot)

The main entrance to the house is massive with a luxurious gold-plated handle. (Screenshot)

Stepping through the door reveals a spacious 80m2 living room with high-quality stone flooring, while the ceiling, walls, and surrounding furnishings are all made entirely of mahogany. (Screenshot)

Numerous chandeliers hang from the ceiling, each estimated to cost around 700-800 million VND. (Screenshot)

The first floor houses the maid's quarters, a kitchen, and a small toilet. (Screenshot)

The kitchen area is also fully furnished with wooden furniture. (Screenshot)

The villa is designed with both a staircase and an elevator system for access to the upper floors. (Screenshot)

The elevator, imported directly from Italy with a special hydraulic pump system, is valued at over 1 billion VND. (Screenshot)

The second floor includes two bedrooms, along with a gym. The gym features an indoor pool with a hot tub and a separate sauna area. (Screenshot)

The bedroom on the second floor also uses entirely mahogany wood. (Screenshot)

Bathroom with modern furnishings. (Screenshot)

The third floor comprises three bedrooms. However, the use of mahogany wood has been toned down, with the wooden ceiling replaced by gold-plated plaster. (Screenshot)

The fourth floor is dedicated to worship. The ceiling and walls continue to be meticulously carved, accompanied by many gold-plated details. (Screenshot)

Admire the unbelievably luxurious villas in these "billionaire villages".

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