Maison Privée Handover Specification and the 68 Amenities

Posted by Khoi Pham on September 17, 2026

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Maison Privée tower, Ciputra, Tay Ho, Hanoi

The fitted specification at Maison Privée is not the same in both towers — and that is where real value differs between two units of identical size. Tower P is specified with V-ZUG, GESSI and Villeroy & Boch; Tower M with FRANKE, GEBERIT and KALDEWEI. This article sets out the full indicative specification, the 68-item amenity set, the 1:1 parking ratio, and what to confirm before reserving.

The specification differs by tower and by unit type

Few developers set this out as explicitly, and it is the part to read before comparing prices between the two towers. The indicative handover specification at Maison Privée:

Item	Tower P	Tower M
Kitchen appliances	V-ZUG for 4BR+ units; FRANKE for other types	FRANKE
Sanitaryware and fittings	GESSI, Villeroy & Boch	GEBERIT, KALDEWEI
Smart locks	Yale	Yale
Air conditioning	Daikin / Panasonic	Daikin / Panasonic

Why this table matters more than it looks

The handover specification is where real value differs between two units of the same size. V-ZUG kitchen appliances (Swiss) and GESSI with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware sit meaningfully above FRANKE, GEBERIT and KALDEWEI — all good brands, but in a different tier. When comparing two units, put the specification next to the price rather than looking only at floor area. And always confirm one thing: this is an indicative list, and it should be written into the annexes of the sale contract along with the terms governing equivalent substitutions.

68 amenities across multiple levels

For 490 homes, an amenity set of 68 items spread across multiple levels is a high ratio. Distributing them vertically rather than concentrating them on one deck has a practical effect: residents on different levels all have amenities within easy reach, which takes pressure off any single point.

Infinity pool on an upper level at Maison Privée

Beyond the scheme itself, Maison Privée sits within roughly 6 hectares of landscaped greenery and water belonging to the Ciputra township. That amenity is not part of the development but contributes most to daily life there — and it is not something a new scheme in Tay Ho could create at short notice.

Landscaped greenery and water surrounding the site in Ciputra

Parking at 1:1, and seven supercar garages

A parking ratio of 1:1 — at least one car space per apartment. In Hanoi that is rare. Most premium buildings run considerably lower, which leads to competition for spaces and rising charges within a few years as residents acquire more cars.
Seven private garages reserved for supercars — a limited, separate facility apart from the shared basement. Seven across 490 homes indicates how narrow that provision is.

Parking ratio is the hidden cost nobody models

In a building with a 0.5:1 ratio, half the households have no fixed basement space. What usually follows within three to five years is rising parking charges, renting space outside the building, or disputes between residents and management. A 1:1 ratio removes that risk at the design stage — and for an apartment intended to be held long term, that is real value rather than a brochure line.

Tenure, reservations and what to confirm

Maison Privée is freehold residential stock, developed by CapitaLand Development together with Mitsubishi Estate and Nomura Real Estate Development. The scheme was formally launched at a kick-off event on 25 August 2026.

Reservations are taken at 200 million VND per booking, refundable, with a maximum of two bookings per buyer.

Transfer only to the legal entity account nominated by the developer, using the exact reference format. Never to a personal account.
Ask for the reservation confirmation slip and read the refund conditions carefully — “refundable” needs to appear as a clause, not as a verbal assurance.
Request the detailed handover specification for the exact unit type you are considering, since equipment differs between towers and between unit types within the same tower.

Can foreign buyers purchase?

Maison Privée is freehold residential stock, so in principle it falls within the category foreign buyers may purchase under the Housing Law, up to 30% of the units in each tower. The developer has not yet published the allocation reserved for foreign buyers, however — get that confirmed in writing before reserving, rather than inferring it from the general rule.

Brand information above reflects the indicative specification published by the developer at launch. The binding specification is established in the annexes to the sale and purchase agreement.

Frequently asked questions

What brands are in the Maison Privée handover specification?

Per the indicative list: V-ZUG kitchen appliances for 4BR+ units in Tower P and FRANKE for other types; GESSI with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware in Tower P, GEBERIT with KALDEWEI in Tower M; Yale smart locks; and Daikin or Panasonic air conditioning.

How many amenities does Maison Privée have?

68, distributed across multiple levels rather than concentrated on a single deck. The scheme also sits within roughly 6 hectares of landscaped greenery and water belonging to the Ciputra township.

What is the parking ratio at Maison Privée?

1:1 — at least one car space per apartment. The scheme also includes seven private garages reserved for supercars, separate from the shared basement.

How much is a reservation at Maison Privée?

200 million VND per booking, refundable, with a maximum of two bookings per buyer. Ask for the confirmation slip and read the refund conditions as a written clause.

Is Maison Privée freehold?

Yes. Maison Privée is freehold residential stock, developed by CapitaLand Development together with Mitsubishi Estate and Nomura Real Estate Development.