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Before moving into my current home 🏡 I briefly lived in a studio unit with a separate living area in a newly built apartment complex! It was about 7 pyeong, but excluding the entrance, bathroom, and kitchen area, the space where I could eat, sleep, and live was about 2-3 pyeong...? Even so, I managed to live there with a single bed, a table for reading and working, a 43-inch TV, a clothes rack, and a storage cabinet! Although I only lived there for a year, looking back on the pros and cons: * Monthly rent and security deposits are sometimes cheaper than standard studio apartments * Many are newly built or have clean facilities * Building maintenance is relatively quick because the landlord lives nearby * It feels relatively safer for a woman living alone * If the entrance is separate, some places offer a better sense of independence than expected * Community center usage and amenities are often well-maintained The downsides are, of course... * It might not feel like a "completely independent studio" * There are quite a few layouts where daily noises can be heard between units * Some places have ambiguities regarding move-in registration and confirmed lease dates * Parking fees are a burden (although technically one household, since two households live there, the separate household had to pay the additional parking fees!) Still, since it was on a high floor, the view was great, and because it is a large complex, I really liked that we could use the community center together! However, even though there were two front doors, living with just one room separated from the landlord's unit was quite inconvenient...! Looking back on the days when I decorated and lived beautifully, even in a small house..🏡 #TodaysHouse #오늘의집크리에이터 #스페셜크리에이터 #SeparatedHousehold #분리세대원룸 #원룸 #방꾸미기 #집꾸미기 #CornSoupRecord #오늘의우리집 #원룸꾸미기