Scenery reminiscent of Lake Como in Italy... The romantic villa where the late Lee Ju-il stayed

The villa that the late Lee Ju-il personally purchased and stayed in for relaxation in his later years has been put back on the market. This house, introduced through the MBC entertainment show 'Where Is My Home', is located in Bomok-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, and possesses the locational characteristic of embracing Jaejigi Oreum behind it and the sea in front.

Lee Ju-il's romantic villa reminiscent of Lake Como in Italy

The villa on the market begins from the entrance with a space called 'Two Week House' that evokes a cafe. This was a villa that Lee Ju-il purchased and used in the past to enjoy a true vacation in his later years, and it is known to have come back to the market after passing through other owners. The exterior and interior structure of the building were created using natural stone and wood, and the cast members conveyed an exotic feeling, noting that the atmosphere of this house reminded them of a house near Lake Como in Italy.

Inside the house, elements harmonized with nature are arranged. In particular, the configuration where one can see a stream reminiscent of a waterfall inside the house and the harmonious arrangement of natural trees stands out. In the yard of the house, a pavilion and a massive stone are placed, showing the spatial characteristic of being able to rest in nature. The cast members noted the romantic atmosphere of drinking tea here while checking the configuration of the pavilion and the massive stone inside the house.

Locational value embracing Jaejigi Oreum and the sea in front of Seupseom

The biggest feature of this villa is its connectivity with the natural environment. Behind the house, Jaejigi Oreum is situated, creating a structure connected to the mountain, and the sea stretches out in front. This area, located in Bomok-dong, Seogwipo, is known as a place where many silverberry trees grow, and Seupseom, which is considered a favorite spot for divers, is located nearby.

The cast members focused on the locational conditions that allow for simultaneous views of the Oreum and the sea, as well as the architectural style that actively utilizes natural materials such as natural stone and wood. In particular, a path leading up to the pavilion is provided, making it easy to enjoy the surrounding scenery, and such an environment appears as an element that supports the meaning of the romantic relaxation that Lee Ju-il pursued in the past.

Source: MBCentertainment (YouTube)