Seaside Poet’s Hideaway Cottage in South Korea

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Anyone else getting some serious wanderlust after months of being home? This poet’s hideaway in South Korea looks like a fantastic place to quarantine, honestly — the perfect spot to write a novel or sit with your thoughts.

The simple one-bedroom space has a porch overlooking the ocean, one bedroom with a handmade desk, and a bright white kitchen and living area.

It has a single bed and comes with toiletries and kitchen essentials provided. Even free breakfast if you want it! Book your future stay on Airbnb.

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South Korea Peaceful Vacation For One!

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The host built this stunning kitchen area himself.

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Necessary kitchen essentials are provided.

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Love the hanging drying racks — great way to save space.

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Cooking with a view!

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Free breakfast is provided if requested!

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Simple and tidy bathroom.

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Shower stall with toiletries provided.

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What a peaceful place to write or think.

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Seaside views and the sound of waves!

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I feel like Thoreau would have liked this.

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What will you write?

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It’s all in the details!

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Window with plantlife.

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And most-importantly: Coffee

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Highlights:

  • An antique-themed spacious desk designed and built by myself.
  • Hand-drip coffee kit and a little guidebook(cute!)
  • Electric kettle, grinder, server, dripper, drip pot, filter, beans and a mug.
  • Retro wooden radio
  • Shampoo, body wash, all-natural soap, toothbrush/paste, hair dryer, towels
  • Air-conditioning and heating system
  • Light fixture with a dimmer and a book light

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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4 comments

  1. I love it ! Nice simple lines and an open non cluttered feel it the house! Well done to the Builder !Unfortunately South Korea is a bit far away for those of us in Calgary Alberta Canada. I can see some of the ideas from this could be incorporated into a tiny house build> I know I would if I was building one!

    1. Even further away for us in New Zealand. And we are “still” in lockdown. Covid 19, I don’t know whether I love you or hate you.

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