Discover a beautifully appointed villa for rent in Chroy Changvar, tucked into one of the area’s most sought-after residential pockets. Just minutes from the Japanese Bridge, this property offers effortless access to central Phnom Penh — giving you the best of quiet riverside living without sacrificing convenience.
Spread across three thoughtfully designed levels, this spacious villa delivers generous, light-filled spaces built for genuine comfort. A private covered walkway leads past a landscaped courtyard into an open-plan living and dining area, complete with custom wood-panelled built-in shelving and a sleek media wall — a true retreat from the bustle of the city. Upstairs, all four bedrooms are finished with soft curtains, ceiling fans, split-unit air-conditioning, and their own en-suite bathrooms featuring glass-panel showers, hot water heaters, and elegant stone-topped vanities. Several rooms include custom-built dressing tables and wall-mounted storage, and it can be handed over fully furnished or unfurnished — whichever suits your move.
The kitchen offers ample space and storage for everyday cooking, while practical extras — a refrigerator, washing machine, and reliable hot water throughout — round out the comfort on offer. Outside, the villa benefits from off-street parking, gated street access, and round-the-clock security within a genuinely quiet, family-friendly neighbourhood.
Property features:
- Street access in a secure, guarded neighbourhood
- Off-street parking
- Quiet residential setting
- Air-conditioning and hot water throughout
- Refrigerator and washing machine included
- Spacious kitchen with ample storage
- Electricity and water billed at State rates
$1,500/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath | 200 m² | 1 Parking
Property ID: CC.A2
Why Chroy Changvar is worth a closer look
Once considered an outlying, overlooked district, Chroy Changvar is fast becoming one of the smartest places to rent near central Phnom Penh. The reopening of the renovated Chroy Changvar (Japanese) Bridge in 2019 — a 971m span originally built in 1963 with Japanese grant funding — brought the area meaningfully closer to Daun Penh and the city centre.
The timing matters. According to the World Bank, healthy economies tend to be highly urbanised; countries with GDP levels similar to Cambodia’s, such as Bangladesh, sit around 35% urban, while Cambodia is currently at roughly 21%, with urbanisation projected to climb to 36% by 2050. With Phnom Penh now home to more than two million residents and growing faster than anywhere else in the country, better planning is easing congestion and drawing fresh attention to previously overlooked locations.
This Phnom Penh suburb, along with emerging zones in Kandal Province, Chbar Ampov, and Russey Keo, is benefiting from exactly this kind of phased development. For anyone weighing up a rental move, that makes now a smart time to secure a villa for rent here — before demand catches up with the rest of the market.
Settling in: A quick note on utility bills
Once you’ve moved in, a little local know-how goes a long way. EDC electricity bills are issued monthly, while PPWSA water bills arrive every two months — keep an eye out for both, as they’re not always left somewhere obvious. Bills can be paid at Wing outlets citywide, and it’s worth paying a little extra on water to avoid disconnection risk. Reconnections are quick (under two working days) but avoidable entirely if you pay on time: EDC | PPWSA.
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Whether you’re relocating to Phnom Penh or simply looking to upgrade your living space, this Chroy Changvar villa for rent delivers space, security, and style in equal measure.
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