Kim Suk, How Much Did She Spend on Her Jeju Home? "Just the Stone Wall Construction Cost 'n Tens of Millions of Won'" [Homes][Star TV]

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Broadcaster Kim Suk revealed her second home located in Jeju Island.

In an episode of the MBC variety show "Save Me! Homes" (hereinafter referred to as "Homes") broadcast on the 8th, cast members were shown visiting Kim Suk's second home, "Suk House," after completing a group site inspection in Jeju Island.

On this day, Kim Suk introduced her house located near the Seongeupri Folk Village in Jeju. As one follows the stone wall inward, a traditional Jeju-style house with an eye-catching thatched roof comes into view.

Kim Suk revealed that when she acquired the property, the entire village was included in a designated National Folk Cultural Heritage zone, making it impossible to build a modern-style residence. Consequently, she decorated the house while preserving the form of a traditional dwelling, but only after completing the construction did she learn that the designation for that area had been lifted.

When Jang Dong-min asked about maintaining the thatched roof, Kim Suk explained, "It needs to be replaced once every one or two years. If it becomes too heavy while laying on a new roof, it is replaced entirely."

She continued, "Artisans came and made it. The stone wall was also built by artisans who came specifically for the job. It was all carefully assembled." After Kim Suk mentioned the cost of the stone wall construction, the cast members were surprised. Although the specific amount was muted, she hinted at a cost in the tens of millions of won range, drawing attention.

The interior of the house also caught the eye. Kim Suk stated that she combined three rooms to create a spacious living room and kitchen, and decorated the kitchen with stainless steel materials considering the high humidity of Jeju Island.

Kim Suk said, "Didn't you study? Through 'Homes,'" adding, "Jeju Island is inevitably humid. So, because of the humidity, I intentionally used stainless steel."

The bedroom was fully equipped with bedding for friends, and two washbasins were installed in the bathroom. Seeing this, Yang Se-hong exclaimed, "It's a rich person's bathroom."

The outer house revealed next featured a makeshift kitchen and a cozy parlor. Introducing the "outdoor kitchen" of traditional Jeju houses, Kim Suk explained, "If you camp outside, you can use this right here."

Young-tak admired, saying, "The design is so practical." Kim Suk also drew attention by revealing that she installed a screen approximately 200 inches in size in the courtyard, allowing for the use of a beam projector.

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