Gyeongbuk Sangju · #8573

Comfortable country house #self-construction #single-family house #yard #fireplace #emotion

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5 minutes by car: Hanaro Mart, E-Mart 24 15 minutes by car: Mungyeong Homeplus and Sangju E-Mart 15 minutes by car: It is right in the middle of Sangju and Mungyeong, so it is good for a trip combining the two areas (the host will recommend good restaurants, cafes, and places to visit) From Jeomchon Bus Terminal, take a taxi one way (about 18,000 to 22,000 won). (I recommend renting a car because there aren't many city buses due to Corona, so it's better to travel by car.) It is located midway between Sangju and Mungyeong, making it a great location for traveling between both cities. It's a quiet, small rural village with about 30 households. When darkness falls, the stars in the night sky are really visible, and the entire town becomes quiet and peaceful, making it a great place to spend time. In the morning, I open my eyes to the chirping of sparrows. I am feeding the village cats in the space behind the annex. You can see them passing by in the yard. Sometimes I hear the sound of rice threshing in the rice mill behind my house and the clatter of a cultivator passing by, a sound full of the countryside. And on a rainy day, it's really nice to sit on the porch and listen to the sound of raindrops falling while enjoying a cup of fragrant coffee~ Main building (red roof house), fire pit zone (upon request) not available from June to August Veranda, yard, private parking lot The water park is only open in the summer. Size: 4 meters wide x 3 meters wide (30,000 won per use) You must make a reservation in advance. This is a space where only one team can stay. Outdoor gym in front of the house Large free parking lot in front of the community center ● Bedroom - 1 queen bed (1 or 2 blankets: prepared according to the guest) - 2 blankets, mattresses, and mats (for bedroom and living room use) - 32 inch TV - KT set-top box (can watch Netflix and YouTube) - TV remote control - Old TV from the 70s (for decoration) - Wooden TV stand (1980s) - Mother-of-pearl TV die (60-70 years) - Hair dryer, round table mirror - Cutting board made by my grandfather (50-60 years ago) - Grandma's tea table (over 40 years old) - 70-year-old wooden desk and chair (grandmother's dowry) - Wall-mounted air conditioner - 5 pin radiator - Underfloor heating ● Living room - connected to kitchen If you put down two mattresses, it can also be used as a bedroom. - Taekwang Eroica record player born in 1983 (40 years old - I inherited it from my grandmother, but it broke down, so I searched all over the country for it to be repaired for over a year. It's a secret that I get emotional when I put in a cassette tape and listen to music.) - 45 cassette tapes (80s to 2000s, took 1 year and 6 months to obtain. Latest song series) - LP records (I emptied my pockets and bought a few) - Wardrobe (over 70 years old, 2 drawers removed, only 1 restored, I was going to throw it away, but I barely managed to reform it by adding wood) - Display case (over 50 years old, top part damaged, one section removed) - Tea cups and glasses - Travel brochures (3 types, take them if needed) - Wall clock (over 50 years old) - A clothes hanger made from leftover wood from house construction - A red fly swatter, a must-have for country homes - Ultrasonic bug repellent, Epquila - Blue light bug repellent, Biokill - 20-pyeong air purifier and remote control - Fan and air conditioning (summer) - 7 pin radiator - Oil boiler warm floor heating (winter) - Emergency medicine ● Kitchen - Sink, 2-burner electric range, hood, microwave - Electric kettle, roll pan (recommended for cooking) - Direct water purifier (mini water purifier next to the water tap) - Frying pan, wok, 3 types of pots - Corelle 6-person bowl set (prepare in case of injury) - 4 large plates - 2 crystal side dish plates - 4 wine glasses - Wine opener - 4 pretty mugs - 4 stainless steel mugs - Knife, fork, spoon, chopsticks, teaspoon 6-person set (dark green and gold high-quality tableware) - Ladle, spatula, potato peeler, tongs, scissors, whisk - Pot holder, bottle opener, microwave gloves, rubber gloves - Kitchen detergent, dishcloth, dish sponge, silicone pot handle - Tray, 1-burner induction, pot lid griddle - Stainless steel kettle - Children's cup, spoon, and fork (eco-friendly products made from corn) ● Bathroom - Disposable shower towel - Towel - 4 ceramic toothbrush holders, pump toothpaste - Bouquet Garni Nad 3 types of shampoo, treatment, and body wash - Hand washing soap - Washbasin, mirror, toilet, shower - Towel rack, toilet paper rack - Febreze - Bathroom air freshener - Toilet paper roll, trash can - Toilet brush, plunger - Sky blue basket (where to put used towels) - Children's shampoo and body wash, children's bathroom step stool ● Safety device - 24-hour security camera (private parking lot, yard, fire zone) - Fire extinguisher, boiler room fire extinguisher - Carbon monoxide detector - Gas leak detector - Emergency exit sign - Emergency flashlight ● Veranda - 1-burner electric range - Pot lid grill - White emotional oil stove (direct purchase from Japan) - Christmas tree (to be left up until February) - Grandmother's round floral dining table that's over 40 years old - Fluffy mat ● Bulmung Zone (Setup upon request: additional 20,000 won) (Not available from June to August) - Emotional camping table - Emotional brazier - 4 emotional folding camping chairs - Ignition lighter - Solid fuel - Firecracker - Oak firewood (I drive 40 minutes to Mungyeong to buy it. I insist on using it because it doesn't produce much smoke and has a nice oak scent. It's high-quality firewood.) - 1 bag of marshmallows - 1 pack of Jjondaegi - Wooden stand - Sweet potatoes or potatoes wrapped in foil (random)