Casa Luna is limited to 49 units, with an area of up to 500 m2, located next to Crescent Lake, integrating a separate utility system, targeting senior leaders of large businesses.
Phu My Hung introduces two Casa Luna apartment towers located right next to Crescent Lake with the spirit of "Elite for the Elite". The project is confirmed by the investor as "never seen before", only for elite owners - those who have achieved many achievements in life.
500 m2 apartment in the middle of Phu My Hung urban area
The project has two 20-storey towers but only includes 49 apartments, with usable areas ranging from more than 233 m2 to more than 500 m2. Each floor has only one to two apartments with a full view of Crescent Lake and a green park complex of more than 70,000 m2.
Different from other apartment projects, the Casa Luna podium does not have commercial stores. The entire area is dedicated to a series of amenities that only serve residents, from the reception hall, Fine Dining space, Business Center to the Wellness Living health care utility chain.
With a limited number, the density of residents at the project is controlled. The campus is developed according to a compound model with multi-layer security, protecting the privacy of the upper class. Outside, Casa Luna arranges a green fence over 2 meters high and a setback to help separate the building from the noise of the city. Each apartment has its own lobby and separate elevator leading directly to the apartment, so the journey home takes place in the private space of each owner.
In addition, Phu My Hung arranges up to 118 car parking locations. This means that one apartment has 2-3 car parking spaces. Among them, there are many "double parking" spaces suitable for luxury SUV models with large, imposing dimensions like Cadillac... The parking area is luxuriously designed like a "supercar showroom", equipped with sensors, smart positioning, car care room, and waiting area for drivers. The basement reception hall is also designed in the style of a 5-6 star hotel, helping residents feel cared for right from the moment they return.
Designed to "give back time" to residents
According to Phu My Hung's leaders, the project belongs to a special segment, targeting high-status residents who run corporations. For them, time is a source of capital, a valuable asset, and is always limited. Therefore, during the design process, the company paid great attention to making Casa Luna not only comfortable but also a place where the owner can use his time optimally, effectively and balance his private life.
If you need to meet partners or distinguished guests, residents can use the Guest Lounge, especially the "Executive Lounge" - a working and reception space for elite global businessmen. In addition, the project also has a private banquet room for high-class receptions.
When you need to relax and unwind, residents can use the infinity pool with Ozone water technology, gym, spa, and salon. At the same time, the garden and library space is where the owners spend time with family and regenerate energy.
To create an upscale lifestyle, Phu My Hung cooperates to operate with Nihon Housing Group - a leading Japanese corporation, established in 1958, famous for its Japanese standard style and service, promoting attitude and meticulousness in every detail.
According to Phu My Hung's leaders, Casa Luna is a place where successful residents can "live slowly". This does not mean slowing down the pace of work, but being able to proactively spend time with family, health, meetings or personal breaks without having to constantly travel between many locations.
"We want residents to be able to use their time more effectively, instead of having to spend time on things that do not add value," said Phu My Hung's leader.
Phu My Hung 2.0 iconic project
Casa Luna launched when Phu My Hung entered the 2.0 development phase. After more than 30 years, the urban area has basically formed a modern, vibrant appearance, and is home to more than 60,000 residents. Phase 2.0 focuses on raising living standards and perfecting urban functions, turning Phu My Hung into an international destination with the capacity to welcome 20 million people each year.
During this period, Phu My Hung develops more Grade A+ offices, 5-star hotels, art centers, international hospitals... The goal is to turn the city into a place to attract the world's leading corporations along with a chain of high-quality jobs.
With not much residential land fund remaining, just over 10%, investors reserve it for luxury and super luxury projects. Among them, Casa Luna is positioned as a new luxury symbol of the city.
To create 49 sky-high mansions, Mr. Truong Quoc Hung - Deputy General Director of Phu My Hung and the board of directors for many years consecutively visited, learned, and experienced typical luxury projects in Japan, China, Thailand, Dubai, and Singapore. He also directly conducted surveys in Italy to select high-quality quarries, and went to European countries to learn about high-end material factories.
"It's all about solving the problem of how to create a place that is truly worthy of the owners who have achieved their own achievements and marks in life," Mr. Hung said.
To date, the investor has completed the design plans, received cooperation from 13 leading architectural, construction and operating units, and expects to complete the project soon. When handed over in 2028, Casa Luna will be a super luxurious piece, representing the transformation of Phu My Hung urban area in the new period.
