Apartment Embracing Nature 'Anseongdangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hiest' Draws Attention

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Recently, in the real estate market, eco-friendly features such as parks, forests, and rivers have become essential requirements, especially in urban areas. This is because they help minimize urban heat island effects and fine dust caused by climate change, as well as reduce noise and purify the air. This is also why construction companies pay particular attention to specialized landscaping designs within apartment complexes.

In fact, environmental factors have become indispensable when consumers choose residential spaces. According to a survey conducted by the real estate information platform Zigbang targeting its app users on the "most important location and external structure factors when choosing a residence after COVID-19," 31.6% of respondents selected "comfort - proximity to parks and forests," making it the most popular choice. This is also reflected in the Korea Housing Industry Research Institute’s "2025 Future Housing Trends" survey, where "comfort (33.0%)" such as parks and green spaces was identified as the most important factor in future housing choices.

As a result, subscription accounts are concentrating on newly launched complexes that incorporate specialized landscaping designs. According to the Korea Real Estate Agency’s subscription website, in February, the POSCO E&C consortium supplied "Seosin The Sharp Vivaldi" in Jeonju, Jeonbuk, which attracted 35,797 applicants for 644 units (excluding special supply), resulting in an average subscription competition rate of 55.6 to 1. Besides excellent location conditions, the complex drew attention for its specialized gardens, including a nature terrace, splash garden, and mountain water garden.

A real estate official said, "The reason complexes that offer comfortable living conditions both inside and outside are gaining attention is that they allow residents to enjoy a leisurely life throughout the four seasons, which increases consumer satisfaction." He added, "Ultimately, if residential satisfaction is high, the overall property value of the complex also rises in a virtuous cycle. Therefore, those seeking both residential and future value should prioritize complexes with specialized landscaping designs."

Among apartments currently on the market featuring exceptional specialized landscaping designs is "Anseong Dangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hi-St," which is conducting first-come, first-served unit selection contracts in the Dangwang district of Anseong, Gyeonggi Province. This complex is expected to offer outstanding residential satisfaction with designs rarely seen even in urban areas, earning it the reputation of an "apartment embracing nature" within the real estate industry.

"Anseong Dangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hi-St" is an apartment complex located in the Dangwang district of Anseong City, consisting of 12 buildings ranging from two basement floors to a maximum of 29 floors above ground, with a total of 976 units of a single exclusive area of 84㎡. The unit distribution by area is △ 660 units of 84㎡A and △ 316 units of 84㎡B.

Constructed by SM Shipping Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of SM Group with a solid foundation in the construction sector, "Anseong Dangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hi-St" features specialized landscaping designs throughout the complex, attracting attention for its quality and technology.

This complex stands out for its landscaping facilities that allow residents to enjoy the greenery of all four seasons up close, rather than being filled only with dense apartments. The spacious landscaping area at the center of the complex, named "Hi-St Square," offers a unique landscaping experience exclusive to "Anseong Dangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hi-St."

Here, residents can stroll along deck walkways through spaces filled with the scents of flowers and trees in the "Aroma Therapy" area, relax in the "Forest Shelter" surrounded by lush greenery, enjoy the "Ecological Pond" water space for leisurely daily life, rest in the "Four Seasons Garden Shelter" reflecting seasonal changes, and use the "Water Ground" featuring shallow water and various playground equipment, as well as a running track. Even in the city, residents can enjoy beautiful landscaping facilities and a comfortable living environment within the complex.

To embody a design embracing nature, the distance between buildings was maximized, and the buildings were arranged mainly facing south to maximize natural light and ventilation.

Specialized designs that enhance resident satisfaction are also concentrated within the units. Compared to general apartments of the same size, the complex offers a larger service area, allowing residents to enjoy more usable space. Additionally, a 6.2-meter-wide living room design and a 4.4-meter-wide kitchen design increase the sense of space and usability. Furthermore, for the first time in the Dangwang district, all units include storage rooms, making it easier to store bulky seasonal and leisure items.

Nearby, neighborhood parks and waterfront parks are planned, along with approximately 17,000 pyeong (about 56,200 square meters) of neighborhood living facilities land within the Dangwang district, promising improved convenience in daily life. In addition to nearby elementary, middle, and high schools, there are planned sites for one elementary and one high school adjacent to the complex. Access to Anseong Central Library, Anseong City Library, and the Yeonji-dong academy district is also convenient. Facilities such as E-Mart, Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Anseong Hospital, Anseong Bus Terminal, Anseong City Hall, and the courthouse are close by.

Transportation convenience is further enhanced. The inland line of the metropolitan area currently under development, the Pyeongtaek-Bubal line, the extension of the Gyeonggang Line, and the first phase of the Sejong-Pocheon Expressway (Guri-Anseong) are scheduled to open within this year, with the second phase (Anseong-Sejong) planned for 2025. This will facilitate convenient travel to major metropolitan areas and is expected to increase real estate value due to traffic absorption.

Meanwhile, "Anseong Dangwang Gyeongnam Honorsville Hi-St" is a complex where stress DSR (Debt Service Ratio) is not applied, and the financial burden of purchasing a home is low, requiring only a 5% down payment until move-in. Additionally, a fixed down payment of 10 million KRW for the first installment and a 60% interest-free benefit on the interim payment are provided.

Detailed sales information can be found by visiting the model house or through the cyber model house on the website.

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