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🔍 Rental terms / Lease terms 🔸Lease type: Monthly rent (wolse) 🔸Selling Price: 🔸Jeonse (key-money lease; large deposit, no monthly rent) Security deposit: 🔸Rent deposit: 1000 🔸Monthly rent: 80 🔸Maintenance fee: Officetel (studio-type apartment) Elevator, common area, etc. Basic maintenance fees are generally around 300,000 won (varies by season) Other items are individual 🔸Maintenance fee Included items: See above 🔸Available move-in date: Available immediately 🏠 Listing details / Property overview 🔸Building type: Officetel (studio-type apartment) 🔸Floor (unit floor): 4 🔸Total floors (building): 45 🔸Number of bedrooms: 3 🔸Number of bathrooms: 1 🔸Heating system type: FCU 🔸Supply area: 24 pyeong (approx. 80 sq m) 🔸Floor area (exclusive): Exact pyeong (sq m) unknown 🏪 Amenities / Facilities 🔸Included appliances & options: Fully furnished 🔸Parking availability: Underground parking available 💡Description Hello, the previous tenant lived here for about 5 years. I will write our situation in detail, so please read carefully. Currently, based on new buildings in Songdo, 3-room apartments cost around Studio 65~70 million won, and 3-room apartments cost around 120~150 million won (Sky, right next to Centro, is about 150 million won for 21 pyeong (approx. 70 sq m)). It's a bit old, but it's clean. However, Since the previous tenant lived here for about 5 years, the wallpaper and flooring need to be replaced. We are planning to replace the flooring with gas installation instead of electrical installation (major construction). The law has changed, and originally, floor heating installation was not possible when Officetel (studio-type apartment) was built, but now new buildings are trending to include it as an option. In existing Officetel (studio-type apartment) buildings, gas boilers are cheaper to maintain, but the installation cost is high, so electrical installation is more common. Gas boiler heating Gas installation usually takes place in May because contractors tend to have less work then, and I've decided that it's better to do it around May for a more thorough job. If you don't move out by May, I plan to fully renovate the place and list it for 100/1000 (current average market price). Before then, I'll list it for less than the surrounding market price. I'm currently living in another studio apartment with a water-cooled air conditioner (around 100-200) inverter installed without an outdoor unit, so if you need that, please take note. I'd like a 2-year contract. *I plan to write a contract stating that I won't request repairs even if you bring pets or nail things into the walls. I don't have any requests regarding torn wallpaper or dents in the floor. You only need to restore the original condition for damage to built-in furniture, odors, etc. I plan to repair everything anyway when tenants move in and out. There's a Central Park right next door, so people who keep dogs won't have any worries.