Kim Sook, How Good Is Her 220-Pyeong Jeju Villa That Even Yang Se-hung Exclaimed It Was a "Rich Person's Bathroom" [Homez][★Night TV]

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The second house, 'Sook House,' that broadcaster Kim Sook prepared on Jeju Island, spanning 220 pyeong, drew attention as it was revealed.

In the episode of MBC's variety show 'Save Me! Homez' (hereinafter 'Homez') aired on the 8th, cast members who went on a group site visit to Jeju Island were shown visiting Kim Sook's second house.

On this day, Yang Se-hung's team and Kim Dae-ho's team gathered at Kim Sook's home, located near the Seongeupri Folk Village in Jeju, after each completing their respective site visits.

Kim Sook's second house was a traditional Jeju-style dwelling featuring stone walls and a thatched roof. Kim Sook 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.

Accordingly, Kim Sook maintained the form of a traditional Jeju house while decorating the interior according to her own taste. However, she shared that she learned after all construction was completed that the designation for the area had been lifted, eliciting laughter.

In particular, Kim Sook stated that she put considerable effort into the thatched roof and stone walls. She explained, "The thatched roof needs to be replaced once every one to two years," adding, "Artisans came and made it. The stone walls were also built by artisans who came specifically for this. They were all carefully assembled."

Following the disclosure of the cost incurred for constructing the stone walls, the cast members could not hide their surprise. Although the exact amount was muted in the broadcast, it was implied that the cost reached tens of millions of won, drawing interest.

The interior of the house, unlike its exterior, was decorated with modern interiors. Kim Sook explained that she combined three rooms to create a spacious living room and kitchen, and used stainless steel materials in the kitchen considering the high humidity on Jeju Island.

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

The bedroom was generously equipped with bedding for visiting friends, and two washbasins were installed in the bathroom. Seeing this, Yang Se-hung exclaimed, "This is a rich person's bathroom."

Subsequently revealed was an outer building that featured a water kitchen, a characteristic of traditional Jeju houses, and a cozy parlor. Kim Sook explained, "If you camp outside, you use this right away," to which Young-tak responded with admiration, saying, "The design is so practical."

In addition, a screen approximately 200 inches in size was installed in the yard, allowing for outdoor movie viewing.

Meanwhile, after finishing their tour of the house, the cast members concluded their group site visit to Jeju Island by enjoying fresh sashimi made from fish they caught themselves and black pork samgyeopsal in the yard.

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