Boseong Ijinrae Historic House

Korean name보성 이진래고택

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Jeonnam·Gwangju Places 🏯 Historical Tourism

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It is located in Ganggol Village, Obong-ri, Deungnyang-myeon, Boseong-gun. It was designated as Important Folklore Cultural Heritage No. 159 and was built in the late 1800s. The main house, sarangchae, storehouse, and gatehouse are composed on a substantial scale. As a noble family house that farmed extensively, it is the largest house in Ganggol Village. The gatehouse has 5 bays on the front and 1 bay on the side, and the central bay is a gate with a raised main gate. On the left and right of the main gate are several ondol rooms, which are servant quarters used by servants or workers. To the east is a shrine and study building with various couplet plaques hung, and this is the building the owner manages with the greatest care. The jangdokdae is located in the corner space between the storehouse and the numaru on the west side of the main house, and in winter, the sight of snow piling softly on the jar lids adds warmth. Behind the house is a dense forest, and in front is a beautifully landscaped pond. It is a place where hanok experiences are available.