Historic 1829 family home open 10–17 with parking; child-friendliness details unavailable.
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Historic 1829 family home open 10–17 with parking; child-friendliness details unavailable.
Historic tile-roofed compound from 1829 with multiple buildings (inner quarters, outer quarters, storage house)
Located within Seongeup Folk Village, a preserved traditional settlement in Seogwipo
Open daily 10:00–17:00 with free parking available
Language support limited to Korean; no documented English signage
Accessibility details (stroller access, restrooms, etc.) not publicly specified
Based on operating.open_hours_raw, operating.parking_available, place_type (attraction), and region. Child-friendliness claims cannot be made: experience_attributes.child_friendly_level, accessibility.stroller_access, accessibility.lactation_room, accessibility.highchair_available, and accessibility.infant_family_notes are all null. Short_summary_en is null, so place description derived from canonical_name_ko and short_summary_ko.
Language support
Korean-language assistance only; English, Japanese, and Chinese support not confirmed.
Korean-language support available
No confirmed English, Japanese, or Chinese signage or staff assistance
No audio guides or translation services documented
Admission hours 10:00–17:00 daily
Located within Seongeupmaeul folk village in Seogwipo
Backed by language_support.korean (true) and null values for language_support.english, language_support.japanese, language_support.chinese_simplified, language_support.multilingual_signage, and accessibility.audio_guide. This is a historical hanok with limited documented multilingual infrastructure; visitors requiring foreign-language support should arrange translation assistance in advance.