Luxurious houses of Chaebols in K-dramas are often scene stealers in their own right. With marvellous architecture and lavish interiors, these homes embody immense wealth and high-end lifestyles. One particular house has become so iconic that fans now dub it the ‘The National House of K-dramas.’ Located just 90 minutes away from Seoul, this house sits at 66 Oakvalley 1-gil, Jijeong-myeon, Wonju, Gangwon-do.
Fans with a sharp eye might have déjà vu while watching multiple series. That’s because this Oak Valley house has appeared as the luxurious home of elite families in show after show. From romance to revenge thrillers, it has served as the stylish residence of countless fictional chaebols, CEOs, and heirs. This house's most iconic appearance was in ‘Business Proposal,’ where it served as Kang Tae Moo’s family house. The drama’s global popularity helped bring the house even more attention.
This in-demand filming location continues to attract productions, with appearances in popular dramas like ‘My Demon,’ ‘King the Land,’ ‘See You in My 19th Life,’ ‘The Story of Park’s Marriage Contract,’ ‘The Golden Spoon,’ ‘Revenge of Others,’ ‘The Penthouse: War in Life 3,’ ‘Crazy Love,’ ‘Melancholia,’ ‘Dali and Cocky Prince,’ ‘Pandora: Beneath the Paradise,’ ‘The Kidnapping Day,’ ‘Love to Hate You,’ ‘Little Women,’ and many more.
Set in the rich mountain landscape of pristine forests in the Gangwon Province, the home blends modernist elegance with nature. The house was commissioned in 2010 and designed by the renowned ‘Studio Piet Boon,’ a prestigious Netherlands-based firm led by Dutch designer Piet Boon. The residence combines minimalist aesthetics with luxury materials, most notably the use of large flagstones, which create an effect of spaciousness and are easy to clean. Its clean lines, floor-to-ceiling windows, and understated luxury interiors make it the ideal set for dramas portraying high society.
The house is also available for private rentals, making it a dream location for fans, photographers, and couples planning a wedding. Whether you’re recreating your favourite scene or simply enjoying a night in luxury, this house offers the chance to live out your K-drama fantasies in real life.
This Oak Valley mansion has become more than just a filming site; it has also become a visual landmark that fans look out for in drama after drama.
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