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Large
FROM 10 JUL 2027€674/mo≈ ₩1,200,000PRIVATEQUEEN BED2 CLOSETSDESK+2
Large
FROM 10 JUL 2027Large room in a shared co-living house.
Opens 10 July 2027 — 349 days from today. Currently occupied; the next stay starts then.
First month + deposit — utilities & WiFi are included in your rent.
Pick your dates — due today: ₩0.
Medium
FROM 10 FEB 2027€562/mo≈ ₩1,000,000PRIVATESUPER SINGLE BEDDESKOPEN CLOSET+1
Medium
FROM 10 FEB 2027Medium room in a shared co-living house with private bathroom
Opens 10 February 2027 — 199 days from today. Currently occupied; the next stay starts then.
First month + deposit — utilities & WiFi are included in your rent.
Pick your dates — due today: ₩0.
Application basics
- International applicants welcome — most Homies arrive from abroad
- No Korean guarantor or rental history needed
- ₩0 to apply — no service or application fees
- Contract in English, signed by email or WhatsApp
- Live video walkthrough with our on-site manager before you commit
- We reply within 24 hours
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EXPLORE NEIGHBORHOOD
A pixel tour of Muak (Seodaemun-gu). Quiet northwest neighborhood — street markets, nature, and running trails at your door.
- Hongje Waterfall (홍제폭포)
A real waterfall right in the city — rare and striking.
10 MIN WALK - Inwangsan Trail
Granite peaks, city views, 1.5–2 hr loop.
15 MIN WALK TO TRAILHEAD - Ansan Jarak-gil
Wooden trail loop — easy, dog-friendly, sunset spot.
20 MIN WALK - Hongje Stream Running Path
Flat paved 5km out-and-back — perfect for morning runs.
5 MIN WALK - Hongje Traditional Market
Street food, fresh produce, local prices.
8 MIN WALK
Local eats in the neighborhood
Real Seoul restaurants in Seodaemun — not tourist traps. Curated from Si.kr, the foreigner-friendly guide we follow.
- Yudak Story Dak Hanmari Sinchon
Dak hanmari, 30 years deep. Order the spicy version with the noodle finisher — that's how the regulars eat it.
View on Si.kr → - Kim Gwang-seok Sinchon Kalguksu
Kalguksu in a room that plays Kim Gwang-seok on loop. Half the regulars come for the songs as much as the soup.
View on Si.kr → - Ocheonjip Sinchon Gukbap
Morning kongnamul-gukbap. Bean-sprout broth with kimchi or hwangtae — the bowl that resets a Sinchon hangover.
View on Si.kr →
Curated with permission. Listings maintained by Si.kr ↗
FAQ
How much does a room at MUAK4 · Dream cost per month?
A room at MUAK4 · Dream costs ₩1,000,000–₩1,200,000 (≈ €562–€674) per month, all-in: rent, utilities, and WiFi in one monthly price. Exact prices per room are listed on this page.
What deposit do I need to move into MUAK4 · Dream?
The deposit at MUAK4 · Dream is ₩1,500,000 (≈ €843) depending on the room, returned at move-out per your contract. There is no jeonse (전세) lump sum and no key money — this is a fraction of the ₩5,000,000+ deposits typical for a direct wolse (월세) lease.
Can I see MUAK4 · Dream before booking from abroad?
Yes. We do a live video walkthrough with every prospect who wants one — every room, the common areas, and the street outside, with someone on-site answering your questions in real time. If you're already in Seoul, we'll arrange an in-person tour instead.
Do I need a Korean guarantor or ARC to rent at MUAK4 · Dream?
No. You book with your passport and visa — no Korean guarantor, no Korean bank account, and no ARC (외국인등록증) required upfront. Once you move in, MUAK4 · Dream gives you a real Seoul address you can use for your ARC application, banking, and a phone contract.
Where is MUAK4 · Dream located?
MUAK4 · Dream is in Muak (무악동) in Seodaemun-gu, a quiet residential neighbourhood northwest of the old city centre. The map and neighbourhood guide on this page show exactly what's around the house.
What's included in the rent at MUAK4 · Dream?
Every room comes fully furnished — bed, desk, and storage — with shared kitchen and living areas. Utilities and WiFi are part of the monthly price, so the number you see is the number you pay each month.