This grand 5-bedroom King Villa, set within the prestigious Hi-Tech Borey on National Road 1, represents a rare opportunity to rent a truly magnificent family home in Chbar Ampov. Spacious, elegantly appointed, and thoughtfully designed across three generous floors, this is luxury living at its finest.
Situated in Sangkat Nirouth — one of Cambodia’s fastest-growing urban districts — the villa places residents within easy reach of world-class healthcare, international schools, retail destinations, and vibrant dining and entertainment. With the Koh Norea Bridge now fully open, Diamond Island and the city centre are closer than ever — dramatically cutting commute times for residents of Chbar Ampov.
Sangkat Nirouth — Where Phnom Penh is growing
Nestled within the exclusive Hi-Tech Borey residential community on National Road 1, this villa enjoys a privileged position in Chbar Ampov — one of the most dynamic and rapidly developing districts in Cambodia.
From excellent private hospitals to prestigious international schools, premium shopping malls and world-class restaurants, every convenience is close at hand. The newly completed Koh Norea Bridge has transformed connectivity for Chbar Ampov residents — Diamond Island and the heart of Phnom Penh are now just a short drive away.
- International schools and kindergartens
- Quality private hospitals and clinics
- Restaurants, cafés and entertainment venues
- New shopping malls and retail centres
- Koh Norea Bridge — direct city access (~5 min)
- Diamond Island — quick and easy access
- City centre — approx. 10 min drive
Original ID: CAM.B4
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Chbar Ampov on the Mekong River
Strong economies tend to be highly urbanised, and according to the World Bank, Cambodia still has room to grow on this front. Just 21% of the population currently lives in urban areas, compared with around 35% in countries with a similar GDP, such as Bangladesh and Kyrgyzstan. That gap is expected to close by 2050, and much of that shift will be felt here.
Phnom Penh, home to more than two million residents, is already the country’s largest city and a key gateway to the wider region. As it continues to grow, city planners are working to ease congestion and open up new areas close to the centre — and locations like Chbar Ampov are increasingly part of that conversation.
A clear example is the PPSEZ, roughly 5km past the airport, part of a broader strategy to shift activity away from the urban core. As that development pulls growth westward, Chbar Ampov is positioned to anchor the city’s expansion east and south.
With strong projected growth and continued investment on the horizon, this is a location worth watching closely — and worth considering before demand catches up with it.
A short history of grand villas in Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh was previously known as Krong Chaktomuk Serei Mongkol (‘City of the Brahma’s Faces’). Loosely translated as “the place of four rivers giving happiness and success to the Khmer Kingdom, the highest leader as well as unconquerable city of the God Indra of the great kingdom”.
It was later shortened to Krong Chaktomuk (City of Four Faces), then Phnom Penh. Its wide roads, beautiful gardens and grand villas and colonial mansions earned it the undisputed title ‘Pearl of Asia’ in the 1920s. From this time, the city expanded rapidly. Grand villas of Phnom Penh
