Pyoseon, Seogwipo · #16181

A two-story detached house with a large garden and a place to relax in nature #Dogs allowed

After six years of working, I was exhausted, both physically and mentally, and decided to take a leave of absence. I was so exhausted that I initially planned to spend some quiet time at home, but then I suddenly realized that spending all that time doing nothing would only lead to a deeper lethargy. That's how I decided to spend a month in Jeju. After extensive research, I found this place, focusing on a quiet area, a detached house with a vintage yard, and a great host. Before arriving here, I was so lethargic that I couldn't do anything. But during my stay, everything—the fresh air that permeated my breath, the rustling of leaves, the chirping of birds, and the sounds of dogs—was truly healing. Thanks to this, I was able to rekindle some of my hobbies (painting, listening to jazz, cooking, hiking) that I'd let go of for a while. It was a great space to quietly unwind and regroup. I think it's the perfect place for those who, like me, need a moment to pause.😊

We had a wonderful two-week stay thanks to the beautiful garden view, the thoughtfully decorated home, and most importantly, the kind host and Obong, the dog who faithfully watched over the house. With its split-level structure and even a study room, we were able to spend quality time with the children while each of us enjoyed our own hobbies at a leisurely pace. The location was convenient for visiting major attractions on the east side of Jeju, such as Pyoseon Beach, Snoopy Garden, and Dongwha Village, and the children played in the sea almost every day and were able to relax in nature. The children's atopic dermatitis even improved, perhaps due to reduced stress. I would recommend this accommodation to anyone who wants to enjoy nature quietly and spend leisurely days on Jeju. ♡

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A great healing space with our dog ❤️ A place where you can relax comfortably while catching clams and watching giant snails at nearby Pyoseon Beach. We felt like we were living in a fairy tale, finding great joy in the little things of nature. The owner carefully maintained the yard, so there was plenty of pleasure in admiring the flowers, and thanks to the dog's daily escort, we never stopped laughing. We rested well and ate well. I highly recommend this Jeju accommodation that has everything :)

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☆☆This accommodation has very clear pros and cons. Be sure to check the reviews before you stay!☆☆ Pros You can fully relax in the spacious, picturesque garden and the colorful two-story house, reminiscent of Europe. There are also plenty of animals, making it the perfect place for animal lovers. 1. The picturesque scenery and the interior of the house are exactly like the photos, so no matter where you take a picture, you'll feel like you're in a landscape painting. This picturesque house is perfect for taking great photos. 2. An adorable black puppy, Obongi, greets you. He greets you happily and wags his tail every time you come in and out. He's so cute! He's also smart, understands what you say, and is so gentle and adorable. 3. An ivory cat, who I'm not sure who left it on the second-floor terrace, comes by every day and meows. He's really docile and loves people. If you leave him alone, he'll come and beg for pets, act cute, and go crazy... But he keeps trying to get in, as if someone had let him in before, so you have to be careful... 4. There's almost nothing missing. If you're looking for something, search every drawer and you'll find it somewhere. Most of the *** is stocked, along with things left behind by previous owners and things that were already there. So, as long as you bring your own toothbrush, clothes, and hammock supplies, you'll be fine. The ** he had previously had wasn't very good, so we left our new shampoo here. ^^ 5. The owner is also very kind. We arrived very late on our first day and couldn't eat anything, but we had a delicious late dinner with the ramen he had, and the japchae and donggeurangttaeng he shared with us. Cons The address of the accommodation doesn't even show up on a map. It feels like a very rural road, and you have to drive on an unpaved road. 1. Because of this location, a supermarket or convenience store is at least a 15-20 minute walk, and a cafe or restaurant is about a 10 minute walk, so a car is essential. 2. Likewise, being in such a natural environment means you have to tolerate a certain amount of bugs. If you absolutely hate bugs, even to the death, you shouldn't stay here. 3. There is a bathtub, but it's currently broken and can't be drained, so it's unusable. I was looking forward to using the bathtub, but it wasn't available, which was a bit disappointing. 4. The stairs to the second floor tend to be a bit steep, and since the second floor is mostly made of wood, you can hear creaks and squeaks even at night. If you're sensitive to noise, this might be bothersome. The cat also meows constantly, which can be bothersome. 5. There is a *****, but it's a bit uncomfortable, so it would be a good idea to bring your own slippers. When we went, it was still hot and humid, so the blankets, pillows, and ****** were generally damp. Please keep this in mind. It was truly a dreamlike experience, and I'd love to stay here again!🥹

A Review of a Two-Week Stay in Peak Summer When I saw the photos, I thought it was a real-life Ghibli movie, and I chose this place because the spacious garden seemed perfect for spending time with my dog. This is the only place that truly looks exactly like the photos. ^^ The photos I took are much prettier than the ones posted here. Everyone around me is so curious about this place, lol. A black Dalmatian named Obong lives here. He's very affectionate and very accommodating. I'll never forget Obong's expression when we left. He looked so disappointed that we were leaving, and he was in a terrible mood. I miss him so much. The accommodations are exactly as shown in the photos, and there's an air conditioner on the first floor and two on the second, so we stayed cool. My husband especially loved the separate study, which he said was perfect for working from home. ^^ The owner has made this place so beautiful and well-made. The yard is filled with hydrangeas, palm trees, and summer flowers. It's a perfect photo opportunity. My dog and I enjoyed this beautiful and cozy place, and so did our dog. I had a great time strolling through the yard. The owner made sure everything was okay and encouraged me to pick and eat some of the vegetables and herbs in the yard. He even gave me zucchini and squash, which I enjoyed. I'd love to go back again if I get the chance.

-A review of living here for a month + a week, like visiting another world for a while- I'm a single person who has been coming here every year since it was operated as a guesthouse (about 5 years ago). When I heard that a one-month house was available, I ran right over. You know how beautiful this place is ㅎㅎ This is a review of staying here for a month last year + a week this time because my vacation was short! The advantages of this place are hard to express in words, but first of all, 1. Real nature There is real nature that is on a different level from emotional accommodations that imitate nature or have a few flower pots First of all, the accommodation is located in nature away from the road, and when you open the living room curtains, you can see a wide yard, and the fact that this greenery is so close that you can reach out and touch it makes me happy every morning The grounds here are wide, so it feels cozy but not cramped and open However, since it is an accommodation surrounded by nature, it is difficult to completely block out bugs that coexist with nature. If you hear the sounds of birds, it means that there are bugs that are food for the birds. I think it is something that you have to accept to some extent if you want to relax in nature.ㅎㅎ (There are screens on the front door and windows, so bugs are unlikely to come in, but it is good to go with a friend who is good at catching bugs just in case.) 2. Interior This is a matter of taste, but if you like vintage or bohemian styles, your taste will be completely hit!! The owner has collected props from his travels to Tibet and India, and has personally made candles and other items, and he even built this house himself.. I love decorating houses, so I'm happy to look around every time I go, and I get ideas every time. ㅎㅎㅎ There's another accommodation right next door that we run together where you can stay for a day, and it's amazing too. It's fun to look around the outside as well as the inside. 3. Location, surroundings There's Gapseon Oreum right next to the accommodation, and if you go for a walk with Obong (the black dog that lives in the accommodation) in the morning, you'll feel refreshed all day long. Obong knows the way up the mountain, so if you go with him, he'll wag his tail and show you the way (but sometimes he takes you on strange paths, so you have to check the map every now and then). This place is a quiet and secluded neighborhood, so taking a walk around the neighborhood is healing. There are pretty cafes that are good for reading books while walking (I recommend Modrak and Cafe Moment) and cozy hole-in-the-wall stores. There's also a neighborhood supermarket. You can also walk to the super famous restaurant Gasi Restaurant (You must eat there!!) Since Pyoseon Beach is close, we rode the owner's truck and made delicious food together on the beach and went swimming with Obong.. Ah, I want to go again ㅎㅎ I like the southeastern part of Jeju Island, so I was very satisfied with the location! It's also good to go swimming in the beautiful seas in the south! 4. Host The owner here is the best I went to the guesthouse alone during a difficult time and was sitting in the common area, and he asked if I had eaten dinner and made me fried anchovy rice. This time, we made delicious food and shared it with each other and ate together (When I went, the owner had vegetables he grew, basil pesto, and jam he made himself in the refrigerator, so we saved a lot on food costs) The owner has a pure soul, but his atmosphere is not ordinary. At first, I thought he was hard to approach because of his force, but after getting to know him, he was a very kind, easygoing, and warm person. ㅎㅎ Anyway, he is a great person I've traveled countless times, but I've never found a place that can replace this place, so I come back every year like a migratory bird .. This was my favorite review of the accommodation in Korea!

A review written a month after my visit A challenge to live in Jeju for a month that I had only thought about And the accommodations where I spent that time A review written in detail, mainly based on things that come to mind - After a month since my visit, the thing I miss the most is the owner's dog, Obongi! Since I lived in Jeju with my pet dog, I have many special memories with Obongi - There was a separate study space, so it was great for working on weekdays. However, the Wi-Fi didn't connect smoothly up to the second floor, so I used the amplifier I brought (but the internet itself was cut off a few times. - Originally, the front door had a key, but when we visited, there was no separate key, so when we asked, they immediately changed it to a door lock. - Nature itself. The best moment was having a cup of coffee while looking at the green view from the terrace on the second floor on a nice day. - Since it's nature itself, the amenities are a bit far away. CU is a 15-minute walk one way, and the nearby cafe Modrock is about 10 minutes. - Gapseon Oreum is nearby, so it's nice to go for a walk every morning. Obongi often goes with us, and he's smart enough to wait for us at each fork in the road and then tell us where to go. - Hot water, if you turn on the boiler in advance and leave it alone without moving the water, the hot water will come out well (I didn't know it well at first, so I kept changing the water from cold to hot water, and it was a bit difficult.) - Nature itself, you have to be prepared for bugs +a. We saw a small lizard, lol. How did you It's still a mystery as to how they came in, but they couldn't catch them, so it seems like they spent a month together somewhere(?)!

Location ☆☆☆☆☆ While living here for a month, it was easy to get around except for the northwest of Jeju Island, the roads were well-maintained nearby, it was easy to get around because it was only 15 minutes to downtown Pyoseon, there was a gas station in the city, there was a CU nearby, so it was a good distance to walk House - The owner keeps a black dog the size of a retriever, and it likes people, so it wags its tail and approaches, which is quite cute♡ - It's connected to the owner's house, so it's probably about 5 meters away - The garden in front is green, and pheasants are flying around, so it's fun to watch - I chose it because it was a good place to work on the 2nd floor, but it was okay - The wifi didn't work well, so I replaced it with the router I brought and used it - Netflix was logged in - There was a big dryer, so it was easy to dry laundry - I was flustered because I didn't have a key to the front door, but no one robbed me. - Bugs kept coming in through the holes in the screen, so I went to Daiso and bought something to fix the holes in the screen and put it in several places. - Since it's in the countryside, there are a lot of martens. They said that spraying F-Kill and hitting them with a fly swatter would work (they said that they've been around for a while). They caught 6 of them. They're about the length of a ballpoint pen, so they're easy to catch. - Every morning, I hear a scratching sound, whether it's on the wall or the roof near the bedroom. Since it's in the countryside, I thought it was a rat and just went to sleep. When I'm tired, I don't really care. - When I first moved in, I noticed mold in the bathroom, so I bought a bathroom cleaner and cleaned the sink and toilet. When I checked out, the owner said that I had to clean the mold, so I think it's clean now. (Why was there so much mold when we moved in...) -Since we moved in, there was dust and spiderwebs on the ceiling on the second floor, but they said they cleaned it, so I didn't really care, but when I woke up, my throat hurt and I had a runny nose, so I covered my mouth with a nasal mask and slept. It would be good to bring a nasal mask or nasal mask. I slept well and it was good. - There were about 2 windows on the second floor that didn't have screens, so we kept them closed (be careful if you bring pets) When we lived there for about 3 weeks, a civet the size of our palm came out, so we called the owner and he came to catch it, and he asked if he would put up a screen at that time, but we only had a week left, so we told him it was okay. I think it's done now. -The floor on the first floor, after going up the stairs to the second floor~ It was a little cold to walk barefoot because it was tiled. You can wear the slippers provided, but we brought a carpet separately, so we only wore slippers in the kitchen. - There is also a carpet that is basically laid out (It looks like it has never been washed, so I cleaned the dust with a roller and used it, it may have been washed) - There is a heated mat in the bedroom. I haven't used it, but it seems useful in the winter - The owner collected the separated waste in a separate bin, but I have never seen it empty for a month After about 2 weeks, I was suddenly told to throw away the volume-based waste bags myself, so I was surprised, and it turned out that the owner doesn't use volume-based waste bags. I took it to the recycling center 2 minutes away by car and threw it away (At first, I only threw away the volume-based waste bags, but the bin that the owner told me to separate waste kept not being emptied, so later I just took all the plastic, vinyl, cans, etc. to the recycling center and threw them away) If you don't put them in the volume-based waste bags and give them to the owner, they will incinerate them. They told me to throw away food waste in the field - There was food left in the refrigerator by previous residents, and they said I could eat it, but I didn't. I brought a charcoal refrigerator air freshener - There are no curtains on the stairs, so be careful - There seemed to be more than 10 towels They were colorful, so I could tell what they were used for. I think I received some from an event, and it was fun to see the history of the towels. I washed all the towels and came back - When they first showed me around the house, they showed me the bathtub outside on the second floor, but it wasn't cleaned. They told me to tell them that they would clean it if I said I was going to use the bathtub - The deposit is 300,000 won, and the pet cleaning fee of 50,000 won can be deducted from the deposit at the final settlement When my younger sibling came, they added 20,000 won per night Excluding my younger sibling's expenses, the pet cleaning fee, water, electricity, gas, and internet all came to 177,000 won Overall Did you read it carefully?