Revealing the symbolic living space for the rich in Nghe An

Central Island Villas are likened to oases in the green forest of Eco Central Park, not only ideal green living spaces, but also impressive with an unprecedented chain of utilities in Vinh city; an outstanding product line first launched by the Founder of Ecopark in Vinh city.

The founder of Ecopark, whose name is associated with green real estate symbols in Vietnam, has just introduced to the Nghe An market an unprecedented real estate model called Central Island villa.

Oases located in the middle of the green forest

Located in the heart of the Eco Central Park green park with a scale of nearly 200 hectares in Vinh City, Central Island is considered an "oasis" with a resort-like atmosphere in the middle of the green forest.

Green "oases" are surrounded by trees and water.

Each house is embraced by a landscape of vast green trees and a wide water surface. If the front of the villa is an internal road, helping the homeowner conveniently connect to modern amenities, then the back of the house is a park or riverside, where residents can freely enjoy the values ​​that nature brings.

Notably, the entire Central Island subdivision has a construction density of only 18% with an impressive tree density of up to 150 trees/person. The landscape architectural value here is further enhanced with 5 floors of ground trees and 3 floors of water flowers.

Creating a poetic, resort-like scene at Central Island is the beauty of the layer of coastal shrubs over 2m high such as hibiscus, magnolia, and pink swallow; the layer of submerged shrubs up to 1m high such as white narcissus, water bamboo; or the layer of water surface flowers such as lotus, water lily...

Therefore, throughout the 365 days of the year, residents of the "green oasis" Central Island live in harmony with nature, enjoying the invaluable values ​​that nature brings to physical and mental health.

The shady green gardens are ideal spaces for residents to exercise.

Not only stopping at green living space, Central Island also makes a strong impression with high-class amenities, personalized exclusively for island villa owners.

A Wellness Clubhouse complex of up to 3,000 m2, with full space and the most advanced health care equipment, along with unprecedented amenities in Nghe An will also be present here, where residents can proactively take care of their health, restore energy, and balance body - mind - spirit.

3,000 m2 wellness clubhouse complex – a health care place for residents.

Contributing to bringing absolute privacy and peace to the homeowner is a 24/7 security system, isolated and secure, along with modern technology and strict training and monitoring processes similar to 6-star resorts around the world .

Realizing the quiet luxury living chemical first appeared in Vinh city

The representative of Ecopark Founder said that the Central Island villa product line was inspired by the quiet luxury lifestyle that has been loved by the world's super-rich in recent years. The real estate following this trend is characterized by a particularly limited quantity, seclusion and separation, uniqueness, both honoring minimalism and sophistication, while exuding luxury, evoking a feeling of warmth and peace.

Peaceful living space exclusively for Central Island owners.

The truly rich people in the world prioritize choosing a living environment that is good for their physical health and brings peace of mind. They filter and choose luxury products to reward themselves and their families. They spend a lot of time forming new habits focusing on self-development, prioritizing choosing brands that contribute to sustainable development and protecting clean living sources.

The design at Central Island is in harmony with nature, creating sustainable value.

Many typical “billionaire islands” in the world are home to the 1% richest people in the world. For example, Indian Creek Village – a small island in Biscayne Bay in Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA. This place is known as “Billionaire’s Bunker”, home to only 82 residents, including billionaires and top artists in the world.

In Florida (USA), the artificial island of Fisher, measuring less than 1 square kilometer, is home to the largest number of billionaires and millionaires per square meter. This luxurious and comfortable oasis is guarded around the clock by an internal security organization, and visitors can only get here by yacht or helicopter.

In Nigeria, the 1.63 km2 artificial Banana Island in Lagos city is also known as a billionaires' paradise, gathering the most famous and richest families in the country...

Ecopark Grand Island Villa – The Island – real estate symbol in the heart of the green city Ecopark

In Vietnam, right in the Ecopark urban area in the East of Hanoi , the Ecopark Grand - The Island villa subdivision has become a real estate symbol attracting the most elite community of residents.

Located in the center of the green city Ecopark, 100% of these villas stretch out to the water, surrounded by water, trees and multi-layered vegetation. Along with the unique architectural space, Ecopark Grand - The Island sets a new standard of luxury living with privileges reserved for the wealthy community, with high living standards.

Central Island promises to be a destination for the richest owners in Nghe An.

With extensive experience throughout the 21-year journey of creating livable icons in Vietnam, the founder of Ecopark is ready to create a classy island villa subdivision that attracts the rich people of Nghe An, similar to the way this investor successfully deployed and operated the Ecopark Grand - The Island island villa subdivision.

Luxurious living space, in harmony with nature for the rich in Nghe An.

“The houses at Central Island promise to be peaceful worlds amidst thousands of amenities. This is an ideal living space in a quiet, wealthy community, where residents can enjoy the best services for life in privacy and seclusion,” said the representative of the founder of Ecopark.

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