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Jeong Yeong-cheol Old House in detail
Jeong Yeong-cheol Old House, a traditional Korean house built in 1927 by a wealthy man of Hwangsan-myeon
Jeong Yeong-cheol, a wealthy man of Hwangsan-myeon, built this traditional Korean house in 1927. Only the outer quarters and the gatehouse remain today, and the inner quarters are gone. The year it was built is known from the characters '丁卯年' (jeongmyo year) on the outer quarters and the gate building, and from the end roof tiles carved with '丁卯'. It was designated as Local Cultural Heritage No. 39 on January 4, 2019.
Jeong Yeong-cheol Old House, L-shaped outer quarters with a raised floor and sash windows
The men's quarters are an L-shaped building with a front of 6 bays and 1 bay projecting to the side to hold a raised wooden floor, under a hip-and-gable roof. The iron gate at the entrance, the door joinery, and the sash windows seen at the back are modern elements added to the traditional Korean house. The designated area is 320 m².
