Masteri Park Place Tower A1 Floor Plans & Layouts: 1–4BR, Duplex, Penthouse

Posted by Khoi Pham on July 4, 2026

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This article details the floor plates and per-unit layouts of Tower A1 at Masteri Park Place — cluster A, 24 storeys. Every floor plate and unit layout is shown in full so you can choose the right unit for your needs.

Tower A1 Overview

Tower A1 is part of Masteri Park Place cluster A, rising 24 storeys above a 3-storey podium and 2 basement levels. Typical floor plates cover: floors 1–3 (commercial/low-floor duplexes), 3A–12A, 12B, 15, 16–22/23 and 24 — with a diverse mix of 1–4 bedroom units, Duplex and Penthouse. Floor numbering follows local convention (skipping floors 4 and 13).

Tower A1 Floor Plates

Below are all the tower’s floor plates, helping you picture each unit’s position, orientation and view across the floor groups.

Detailed Unit Layouts, Tower A1

Each unit type has an optimised functional layout, a light-catching balcony and views over the canal or the internal landscape. The layouts below are grouped by type for easy comparison.

Penthouse Duplex units

A double-height penthouse — the peak of the tower’s living experience. All layouts of this line at Tower A1 are shown below.

Duplex units

Distinctive double-height units (low floors and floors 12B–15), high ceilings and striking living space. All layouts of this line at Tower A1 are shown below.

Other layouts units

Additional unit layouts of the tower. All layouts of this line at Tower A1 are shown below.

Which Unit Should You Choose in Tower A1?

The choice depends on need and budget. 1BR/2BR are optimal for young buyers and rental investors thanks to strong liquidity; 3BR/4BR suit families needing space; Duplex/Penthouse are for buyers seeking something distinctive with great views. View (canal/fountain vs internal), orientation and floor directly affect price — a Realtique advisor can help you choose the right unit for your profile.

Ownership & eligibility for foreign buyers: Masteri Park Place is a condominium — Vietnamese buyers own freehold, and foreign buyers CAN own here (a 50-year term, within the 30%-per-building cap under the Law on Housing). Realtique advises on eligibility and procedure for each buyer group.

Note on pricing & information: Prices and policies here are indicative (provisional) survey figures and may change with each sales phase. Please contact a Realtique advisor at +84 866 810 689 for the latest price list and policy for each specific unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is Tower A1?
24 storeys (cluster A), above a 3-storey podium and 2 basements.

What unit types are available?
1–4 bedrooms, Duplex and Penthouse.

What is the smallest size?
1BR from ~50 m² net.

Can foreigners buy?
Yes (condominium, 30%-per-building cap).

Unit Mix & Areas, Tower A1

Tower A1 offers a broad product range for different needs and budgets. Net areas run from compact 1-bedroom units to spacious 4-bedroom homes, plus double-height Duplexes and high-floor Penthouses. The table below summarises each group.

Unit type	Net area	Best for
1 bedroom	~50–56 m²	Singles, rental investment
2 bedrooms (±)	~70–76 m²	Small families, young couples
3 bedrooms	~91–104 m²	Larger families
4BR / Duplex / Penthouse	~120–135 m²+	Multi-gen families, premium buyers

Reading the Floor Plates & Choosing a Unit

Each floor plate of Tower A1 shows the position, orientation and view of every unit. When choosing, weigh three factors: balcony orientation (canal – musical-fountain view vs internal landscape), position on the floor (corner units are usually airier with more windows), and floor group (higher floors have more open views but higher prices). For the same unit type, two positions can differ materially in price and living experience.

Duplex units in Tower A1 sit on low floors (1–2) and the 12B–15 band, offering distinctive double-height space. Penthouses occupy the top floors, aimed at buyers seeking a limited product with panorama views.

Unit Suggestions by Objective

Rental investment: prioritise 1BR and 2BR — strong liquidity, easy to lease to professionals and young families working in the east. Owner-occupiers: 2BR+/3BR balance space and price; 4BR for multi-generation families. Premium buyers: Duplex and Penthouse for a distinctive experience. In every case, view and floor should be weighed carefully as they directly affect holding value and rent. A Realtique advisor will cross-check the live inventory to help you choose the right unit.

Why View & Floor Strongly Affect Price

Within the same unit type and area, price can differ materially by view and floor. Units facing the canal – musical fountain or the park usually cost more than internal-view units, because an attractive, unobstructed outlook is hard to replicate. The higher the floor, the more open the view and the greater the privacy, so price rises. For investors, choosing a unit whose view/floor advantage is not yet fully priced in optimises appreciation potential — which is the value of working with an advisor who knows Tower A1’s live inventory.

Duplex & Penthouse — Tower A1 Highlights

Beyond the standard units, Tower A1 has limited product lines that stand out. Duplexes — on low floors and the mid-floor band — offer high ceilings and two-storey living. Penthouses on the top floors target high-net-worth buyers with panorama views over the canal and The Global City. These are scarce, limited-quantity products that tend to hold value well thanks to their uniqueness. If you seek a distinctive home or a long-term store of value, Tower A1’s Duplex and Penthouse lines are worth considering — a Realtique advisor can provide the available list and specific prices.

Handover Standard & Personalisation

A strength of Tower A1 units is the Masteri Collection handover standard, with a refined finish and fitted kitchen. For owner-occupiers this shortens fit-out; for investors it enables a faster lease after handover. When assessing a unit to buy, consider the material and equipment brands, the function of each room, and the scope to customise interiors to your needs. A good layout has little dead space, well-proportioned rooms and a balcony large enough for a relaxation nook — details that directly shape both the living experience and future rental value of the home.

How to Compare Two Similar Units

Buyers often face a choice between two units of the same type on different floors or facings. A simple framework helps: first, rank the view (canal – musical fountain and park typically command a premium over internal outlooks); second, weigh the floor band against budget (higher floors offer openness and privacy at a higher price); third, check the position on the plate (corner units gain light and cross-ventilation). Then map these against your primary goal — an owner-occupier may pay up for a quiet, high, park-facing unit, while a rental investor may prefer a well-priced mid-floor unit with strong tenant appeal and liquidity. Working through this with an advisor who holds Tower A1’s live inventory helps you avoid overpaying for the wrong attribute — or missing an under-priced position with real upside.

What Makes a Layout 'Good' — a Buyer's Lens

Beyond the headline bedroom count, a well-designed layout shares several traits worth checking in the Tower A1 plans: a living–kitchen area that flows to expand the shared space; a balcony that draws light and air deep into the home; bedrooms separated for privacy; and minimal ‘dead’ circulation area so the net space is usable. Corner units typically gain extra windows for light and cross-ventilation, which many buyers prefer even at a small premium. Storage, the position of service areas, and the ability to reconfigure or personalise the interior also matter for long-term liveability. Reading a layout with these lenses — rather than area alone — helps you compare units fairly and pick one that suits how your household actually lives. A Realtique advisor can walk through each Tower A1 layout against your specific needs.

Learn more about Masteri Park Place:

If you would like a tailored assessment — comparing specific units, floors and views against your budget and goals, together with the latest price list and, for foreign buyers, the tower’s remaining foreign quota — a Realtique advisor is ready to help. We accompany you from the first enquiry through unit selection, payment planning and legal procedure to a secure handover, so your decision on Masteri Park Place rests on clear, current information rather than guesswork.

In short, choosing well in Tower A1 comes down to matching the right unit type, view and floor to your goals; a Realtique advisor can shortlist the strongest available options for you and explain the trade-offs in plain terms.