Seongsan, Seogwipo · #51557

A quiet seaside village. A small private forest and a villa-style detached house.

About this place

This is a villa-style house built with eco-friendly materials near the seaside. The interior walls and ceilings are finished with white clay, and the traditional Korean-style room features gold mica flooring, creating a healthy and peaceful home. From the living room on the second floor, you can admire the sunrise while gazing at Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji, and in the yard, which has been expanded from the Gotjawal ecological forest, you can spend time healing while listening to the Jeju breeze and the sound of the waves at Onpyeong Port. It is a healing house where luxury and tranquility coexist.

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Surroundings & additional info

Onpyeong-ri was originally Yeolun-ri. It is the place where the three princesses of Byeollang Kingdom washed ashore on Hwangrual Beach, married the three noblemen—Go, Yang, and Bu—and began farming and livestock raising. It is also known as the village of Honinji, named after the opening of civilization and the marriage of the nobles. It is situated along the long Hwanhae Fortress Wall and possesses a significant number of historical sites, including the Maldeungpo Watchtower and Dodatbul. Nearby, there are scattered forest paths and coastal trails perfect for a stroll. Sinyang Beach and Gwangchigi Beach are located within a 10-minute drive, while Pyoseon Beach is situated about 15 minutes to the west. Transportation is somewhat inconvenient without a car. Although there is a bus stop at Onpyeong Seopogu, buses do not run very frequently. From the entrance, the kitchen, bedrooms, and courtyard are arranged in a zigzag pattern along a long hallway. The framed print by the table on the first floor is by artist Byun Si-ji, while the photograph in front of the stairs on the second floor is a picture of stars taken on Mt. Halla by artist Jang Min-seung. The traditional Korean-style room at the end of the hallway serves perfectly as a sauna during the winter. Putting your feet under a warm blanket while peeling and eating cold tangerines... it is a scene that will likely come to mind repeatedly.