This three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa is located in a residential part of Itaewon, Yongsan. The home provides three separate bedrooms together with a central living room, kitchen, two bathrooms, an enclosed balcony, and private outdoor space. Its layout is suitable for a family or household that wants independent rooms while remaining in the established embassy and international residential area around Itaewon.
The home’s most distinctive feature is the relationship between the living room and its private courtyard. A brick fireplace forms a focal point at one end of the living room, while a long section of sliding glass doors opens toward the exterior side of the residence. Beyond the interior is a walled courtyard with a mature tree growing directly within the private outdoor area, giving the space a more established residential character than a conventional paved apartment terrace. An enclosed balcony creates an additional transitional zone between parts of the home and the courtyard.
The kitchen uses a U-shaped arrangement with a projecting peninsula that adds preparation or serving space, and a large window faces toward the balcony and outdoor side of the property. The two bathrooms have different configurations: one includes a bathtub while the other uses a dedicated shower area, and both have exterior windows for natural ventilation. One parking space and major appliances are also provided.
Itaewon is one of Seoul’s longest-established international residential districts, combining embassy neighborhoods and low-rise villas with restaurants, cafes, international grocery options, and everyday services. Namsan Park and Grand Hyatt Seoul are also nearby, while residential streets away from the main Itaewon commercial strip provide a different environment from the area’s busiest sections.
Itaewon International Street is easily accessible, and Itaewon, Noksapyeong, and Hangangjin subway stations serve the wider neighborhood. International school bus routes also operate nearby, making the location practical for diplomatic households, international professionals, and families based in central Yongsan.
Market conditions in Seoul can change quickly, and this property may no longer be available at the time of inquiry. Pricing may also vary depending on market conditions and the requested lease period.
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