This tile-roof house facing north sits on a land surrounded by a dense forest, seemingly built in the 25th year of the reign of King Sunjo of the Joseon Dynasty (1825). At the entrance of the house are two ginkgo trees designated as protected trees. An arch-shaped pine branch in the backyard is being used as the gate of the house. The square bracket-shaped anchae (women’s quarters) and “ㅡ”-shaped middle gate quarters form the “□”-shaped layout together. The “ㄱ”-shaped sarangchae (men’s quarters) is in front of the anchae, forming an overall “日”-shaped arrangement. On the left side of the anchae is a 3-kan (a unit of measurement referring to the distance between two columns) storage shed. On the right side of the sarangchae are a 2-kan barn shed and a 4-kan annex. The 5-kan anchae consists of several wings, but a single wing is added to each side, forming a square bracket-shaped layout. In front of the daecheong (main wooden floor) is a glass door that seems to have been installed in modern times. On the left side of the daecheong is a 2-kan pantry for memorial services. The sarangchae has toenmaru (wood-floored veranda) in front with a double door put by descendants to keep wind and rain out since this house is facing north. The middle gate quarters were built in front of the anchae and sarangchae to ensure privacy. Although there is no garden in this house, many plants such as apricot trees and pine trees grow beautifully in several parts of the house. ※ Viewing of the cultural heritage above is usually available anytime but may be limited depending on the owner’s personal circumstances.

房屋四周是郁郁葱葱的树林，是朝向北面的瓦房。据传建于纯祖25年(1825)。通向房屋的路旁立着两棵被指定为保护树的银杏树。院子前面有松树枝条弯成彩虹状代替着大门。‘ㄷ'字形的内宅和'一'字形的中门倒座构成了开口的‘ㅁ'字形，前面有‘ㄱ'字形的舍廊，整体上呈‘日'字形的布局。内宅左侧有三间大小的库房，舍廊右侧前面有用茅草葺成的两间大小的库房和四间大小的倒座。内宅在五间连体房两侧有独立的耳房折向内院，呈‘ㄷ'字形。堂屋前面有在后代安装的玻璃门，堂屋左侧有祭祀时使用的两间馔房。舍廊前面设有檐廊，每间屋都设有双层门，这是因为房屋朝北，为了遮挡风雨在后代设置的。虽然没有眩目的庭院设施，但是各处的梅花树、松树、柿树等构成了一幅美景。