'Divorce' An Jae-hyun, Reckable Viewing of Seoul Apartment Under 300 Million Won [Help Me! Homes]

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On 'Help Me! Homes', actor An Jae-hyun sets out to find an apartment in Seoul in the 300th million won range.

The episode of MBC's 'Help Me! Homes' (hereinafter 'Homes'), airing tonight on the 14th, features the second installment of 'Reckless Viewing'. In the first installment of 'Reckless Viewing', the team searched for a home in Mapo-gu with a deposit of 5 million won and monthly rent of 500,000 won without prior arrangement, showcasing the thrill of a real-life viewing. This second installment features comedian Im Woo-il and An Jae-hyun, the 'Homes unofficial semi-fixed duo'. They are expected to introduce an apartment in Seoul in the 300th million won range, which they found after thorough preliminary research and hard work.

The two head toward an apartment in Seoul, known as the 'king of security', located right next to the National Police Agency headquarters in the Hanbok district where An Jae-hyun visited. The apartment, built over a river, features a unique, slightly curved structure that catches the eye. Unlike typical apartments, it does not have land shares but is said to require payment of a separate river usage fee, sparking interest. This is further heightened by the fact that the location is also known as a filming site for the drama 'My Mister' and the movie 'A Wonderful Day'.

While heading to the apartment, the two happen to meet a commuter who works at a nearby office in Jungmyeong-ro and attempt an impromptu interview. True to being a 'living witness' who has watched the area for a long time, the commuter explains without hesitation. With non-stop witty remarks and a unique character, Im Woo-il remarks, "This person should have come to the studio," eliciting laughter. They then highlight the excellent location, noting that Jungmyeong-ro Station, City Hall Station, and Seodaemun Station are all accessible, and Seoul Station is just a 15-minute walk away, drawing attention.

At the apartment, they reveal both a pre-renovated rental unit currently being lived in and an actual property for sale, drawing attention. Although it is the same apartment complex, the different structures and atmospheres showcase distinct charms.

In particular, the property for sale boasts an emotional 'railway view', leaving the cast members in awe as if they were in a scene from a movie. It is said to evoke the sentimental atmosphere of the railway scene in Tokyo Ochanomizu, which served as the backdrop for the Japanese animated film 'Suzume', further stimulating curiosity.

The second installment of 'Homes' Reckless Viewing will air at 10 p.m. on the 14th.

Meanwhile, An Jae-hyun married actress Koo Hye-sun in 2016 but divorced in 2020.

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