We've compiled the market price, location, and recent controversy surrounding actor Koo Sung-hwan's abuse of power in the villa he lives in. Learn why the controversy grew due to discrepancies between his broadcast image and the real-life situation, as well as the villa's current market value.

1. Location and basic information of the Guseonghwan Villa

The villa where Mr. Guseong-hwan lives is a multi-family villa located in Cheonho-dong, Gangdong-gu, Seoul, a 3-minute walk from Gubeundari Station.

This villa was completed in 2004. It is known that Mr. Guseong-Hwan received it as a gift from his father around 2021.

The building includes a rooftop living space of about 18 pyeong and a rooftop terrace, and the broadcast also showed footage of rooftop waterproofing and painting work being done directly.

2. Market prices and real estate values

The villa in question The land is approximately 48 pyeong in size, and considering the building's condition and location, it is estimated to be worth approximately 1.6 to 1.7 billion won based on the real estate platform AI appraisal. .

 

However, some communities have opinions that "since the area is not a wealthy area or a redevelopment site, it will likely be around 1 billion."

3. The controversy over the image and "poor cosplay" in the broadcast

Mr. Koo Seong-hwan gained attention for his easygoing and simple image by revealing his attic life on the MBC entertainment show 'I Live Alone'.

 

 

However, when the fact that he owned the building became known, some viewers raised suspicions of 'poverty cosplay'.

Regarding this, Mr. Koo Seong-hwan said "I received it as a gift from my father and paid the gift tax myself. I've never pretended to be poor on air." He explained it well.

 

In fact, many people say that the show is far from the image of poverty because it often shows scenes of high-class dining and a leisurely lifestyle.

4. Controversy over father's abuse of power

Recently, a post was posted on an online community exposing that Koo Seong-hwan's father had abused tenants in the past.

 

The author claimed that when he lived in the villa with his family in the past, the father of the deceased, Mr. Koo, ignored and verbally abused the monthly rent tenants, and delayed or reduced the return of the deposit.

 

 

Additionally, it was reported that there were cases where tenants entered the house under the pretext of 'inspection', damaged the house, and then deducted the deposit. Although the truth of this revelation has not been confirmed, the controversy has only grown as the information has spread.

5. Netizens' reactions

"It's a bit ambiguous to call someone a wealthy person just because they own a villa on the outskirts of Seoul."

"The bigger issue isn't whether he's the building owner or not, but the fact that he didn't reveal it on air."

"The story about my father's abuse of power is shocking. If true, it will be a huge blow to my image."

"It didn't seem like he ever pretended to be poor, but the controversy grew too big."

 

Q&A

Q. Where is the Guseonghwan Villa located?
A. It is a multi-family villa located near Gubeundari Station in Cheonho-dong, Gangdong-gu, Seoul.

 

Q. What is the market price?
A. It varies depending on the location and condition, but the estimated value is around 1 billion to 1.7 billion won.

 

Q. Is the controversy over your father's abuse of power true?
A. The online exposé has spread, but its authenticity has not been officially confirmed.

 

Q. Is Mr. Guseong Hwan the building owner?
A. Yes. He stated that he received the gift from his father around 2021 and paid the gift tax himself.

 

 

Check out popular posts in real time

 

Who's on the 2025 lineup for "Ah-Yuk-Dae"? Here's a complete list of the Chuseok special recording schedule, broadcast time, and MC categories!

What's the ending of "Fine"? How many episodes of "Fine Country Bumpkins" are there? What are the differences between the original webtoon and the plot? "Fine 2"

Who will be the final couple on PD Junki's YouTube and Instagram accounts at the Saokmi meeting?