1,249 Units at Gyeonggi Gwangju Station Lotte Castle Signature Phase 2 to Go on Sale Next Month [Real Estate AtoZ]

Five Key Services Including Shuttle to Gyeonggi Gwangju Station and On-Site Dining
Adjacent to 510,000 m² Ssangryeong Park
Exclusive Units Ranging from 59 m² to 246 m²

Lotte Construction announced on August 27 that it will begin selling "Gyeonggi Gwangju Station Lotte Castle Signature Phase 2," a residential complex with 1,249 units, in Ssangryeong-dong, Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, starting in September. Combined with the previously supplied Phase 1’s 1,077 units, the total number of Lotte Castle residences around Gyeonggi Gwangju Station will reach 2,326 units.

This complex will consist of 10 buildings, ranging from 10 basement floors to a maximum of 26 above-ground floors, located throughout the Ssangryeong-dong area of Gwangju. The breakdown by exclusive area is as follows: 265 units of 59 m², 843 units of 84 m², 127 units of 114 m², 4 penthouses of 159 m², and 10 duplex units ranging from 109 m² to 246 m². Of the total supply, approximately 67% are exclusive 84 m² units.

Aerial view of "Gyeonggi Gwangju Station Lotte Castle Signature Phase 2" complex. Lotte Engineering & Construction

Various facilities and services exclusive to residents will be introduced within the complex. A dedicated shuttle bus for residents to and from Gyeonggi Gwangju Station will be operated. On-site food and beverage services will provide lunch and dinner. Indoor golf facilities and managed study rooms will be available. In addition, residents will receive a five-year special membership offer at Lotte Resort Ulsan, which opens next year.

The complex is surrounded by the 510,000 m² Ssangryeong Park. This park is being promoted as a privately funded park development special project. Inside the park, there will be themed areas such as a forest of four seasons, a glass greenhouse, and a forest performance hall.

Pangyo Station is four stops away from Gyeonggi Gwangju Station on the Gyeonggang Line, which is about a nine-minute drive from the complex. Gangnam Station can be reached in eight stops, including transfers. By car, residents can use routes such as Gyeongchung-daero, Taejeon Junction, Gyeonggi Gwangju Junction, and Ssangdong Junction.

Additional rail projects are also being pursued. The Suseo–Gwangju Line is currently under development, targeting an opening in 2031. Once opened, the line will connect Gyeonggi Gwangju Station and Suseo Station within two stops, significantly reducing travel time.

For the GTX-D line, the approval process is underway with the goal of being included in the 5th National Rail Network Plan. The Wirye–Samdong Line is still in the preliminary feasibility study phase. As these projects are not yet finalized, the actual routes and opening dates may change based on subsequent procedures.

Development is also underway around Gyeonggi Gwangju Station. The “Gyeonggi Gwangju Station Area Complex Development Project,” covering a total floor area of approximately 480,000 m², is being promoted near the station. This project will comprehensively create commercial, business, industrial, and cultural facilities.

In the government’s “Plan for Rapid Housing Supply” announced on August 13, the area around Jangji-dong, covering approximately 480,000 m² and named “Gyeonggi Gwangju Station Area 2,” was newly designated as a candidate site for a public housing district. The government plans to begin the formal designation of the district in the second half of 2027.

When it comes to living facilities, Gwangju City G-Stadium and the Civic Gymnasium, which opened in April, are located nearby. Emart Gwangju, Hanaro Mart Gwangju, and Gyeongan Market are about a 10-minute drive away.

The model house will be built in the Tanbeol-dong area of Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province.

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