Comedian Xuan Bac's magnificent estate

Meritorious ArtistXuan BacHis real name is Nguyen Xuan Bac, a famous Vietnamese actor and comedian. He was born on June 20, 1976, in Thanh Ha Street, Thanh Mieu Ward, Viet Tri City, Phu Tho Province.

In 1998, he graduated from the Hanoi University of Theatre and Film. After graduation, Xuan Bac worked at the Vietnam National Drama Theatre and hosted several television programs.

Comedian Xuan Bac is not only famous as an actor but is also in high demand as an MC.

Xuan Bac first became known for his role as Nui in the film "Waves at the Bottom of the River".

He then continued to be loved and became a popular comedian on the "Meeting at the Weekend" program on VTV3 and the "Meeting at the End of the Year" program on Vietnam Television.

Xuan Bac is also beloved for his role as MC in the game show "Guess the Picture, Catch the Word" on Hanoi Radio and Television, which he himself hosted, as well as other programs like "Ask and Answer," "Guess the Picture, Catch the Word," etc.

The comedian's happy family.

In 2015, Xuan Bac received 8 billion VND in fees after agreeing to transfer the rights to his image and the game show "Duoi Hinh Bat Chu" (Guess the Picture, Catch the Word) to VTC Online. This was the first time a comedian had sold the rights to their image, and this propelled Xuan Bac to the top spot in terms of fees paid.

On January 10, 2016, Xuan Bac was awarded the title of Meritorious Artist. From the end of 2016, Xuan Bac officially assumed the position of Deputy Director of the Vietnam National Drama Theatre.

Recently, audiences have also been amazed by the comedian's magnificent estate.

According to the images shared by artist Xuan Bac's wife, the newly built house is situated in a spacious area, featuring a house entirely made of natural wood, a relaxing veranda, stone pathways interspersed with lush green lawns, and trees and flowers surrounding the house… creating an extremely ideal space to relax whenever returning home.

Reportedly, artist Xuan Bac's new house in Hanoi took quite a long time to build. After photos of the house were shared, many friends and fans expressed their admiration and congratulated artist Xuan Bac on his new home.

Reportedly, these images were shared by artist Xuan Bac's wife on her personal page.

Many people were amazed by the new property believed to belong to artist Xuan Bac's family. Some even said the house was nothing short of a "mansion" in the middle of Hanoi.

From visual observation, the house appears to be constructed primarily of ordinary wood. The entrance is paved with stones interspersed with green lawns.

Currently, artist Xuan Bac has not commented to confirm the information about his new house.

The interior of the house was photographed at night.

Before owning this property, Xuan Bac also owned another house in downtown Hanoi.

A glimpse of Xuan Bac's family apartment was revealed to viewers when he and his son participated in the program "Dad, Where Are We Going?" in 2015. This was also the first time Xuan Bac revealed his family's apartment on television.

Xuan Bac's house is located in a small alley in Hanoi. The front yard is quite small, but there's still enough space for him and his wife's motorbike.