10 Billion Won Security Deposit Rental Housing Debuts in Nowon... Applications Open for IPARK Hyundai's 'Parkroche Seoulwon'

Model House Opens on June 19
Applications Accepted June 29-30
Contracts to Be Signed July 7-9

IPARK Hyundai Development Company will open the model house for "Parkroche Seoulwon," a private rental housing project being built inside "Seoul Won Ipark" in Nowon-gu, Seoul, on June 19, 2026, and will accept applications from June 29 to 30. The winners will be announced on July 3, and contracts will be signed from July 7 to 9.

Parkroche Seoulwon will consist of two buildings with four basement levels and up to 49 floors above ground, offering a total of 768 households. The exclusive areas will range from 70 to 80 square meters. There will be 192 households each for the 70-square-meter and 73-square-meter units, and 384 households for the 80-square-meter units. Move-in is scheduled for July 2028.

The project is divided into two types based on floor level and services offered. The 144 units on the 41st to 49th floors will operate as "The Cypress," offering premium services, while the 624 units on the 2nd to 40th floors will be operated as "The Grove," focusing on practical health and community programs.

This complex is a private rental housing project open to all age groups. The minimum security deposits are 1.01 billion won for the 70-square-meter unit, 1.06 billion won for the 73-square-meter unit, and 1.19 billion won for the 80-square-meter unit. In addition to the security deposit, residents can access medical, dining, and community services through monthly management fees and membership costs.

A rendering of 'Parkroshe Seoul One,' a private rental housing complex being developed by IPARK Hyundai Development Company inside Seoul One I'Park in Nowon-gu, Seoul. Parkroshe Seoul One will consist of two buildings with up to 49 floors above ground and a total of 768 units. IPARK Hyundai Development Company

Within the complex, residents can benefit from health checkups, preventive care, and follow-up management services provided through Seoul Asan Medical Center's healthcare program. A 24-hour care service staffed by professional nurses will be available, alongside remote medical consultations and an emergency response system linked to external advanced hospitals.

The community facilities will include a rooftop terrace, cafeteria, and hotel-style sauna. Residents will also have access to IPARK hotel-style healthy meal plans and housekeeping services. The forest trail within the complex is designed to connect to the Gyeongchun Line Forest Trail.

The homes will be equipped with an AI-based smart home system. Through a wall pad and app, residents can control lighting, temperature, and humidity, make medical appointments, confirm meal menus, and reserve community facilities. A safety care feature will notify family members if abnormal signs are detected by monitoring biometric signals and sleep data.

The interiors are designed with seniors and one- to two-person households in mind, featuring reduced floor level differences, sliding doors, non-slip tiles, safety handles, and an entrance bench.

Parkroche Seoulwon will be located within the site of Seoul Won Ipark, which is part of the Gwangwoon University Station Area Complex Development Project. Seoulwon is a large-scale mixed-use development project that will build residential facilities, a hotel, offices, and commercial spaces on the former 150,000-square-meter Gwangwoon University Station logistics site.

The entire Seoulwon complex will comprise 1,856 apartment units, 768 rental residence units, and 408 public rental units, totaling 3,032 households. The residence building being offered for sale this time is Parkroche Seoulwon. The same site will also house a Marriott Hotel, Ipark Mall, and the premium office building Center Cube.

The model house is located in Wolgye-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, and operates by advance reservation only.

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