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※ This video is an excerpt from *Architectural Exploration: Houses - The Last House of Life, Built Without Sparing a Sake*, which aired on May 19, 2026. A Luxury Mansion for an 80-Year-Old Farmer's Wife In a village in Yecheon, North Gyeongsang Province, an elderly couple who have spent their entire lives farming built the most magnificent home of their lives just before turning eighty. Leaving behind the old house where they cared for their parents and raised their children for 40 years, they built a new home—their final home—next to their workplace, a pear orchard! Situated on a site with a magnificent view, the couple's new home is reminiscent of a resort... Their luxury mansion, which stands in stark contrast to the rural atmosphere, began with a single remark from the wife, Seong-ja, who had silently taken on the responsibilities of caring for her in-laws, farming, and housekeeping for 40 years: "I want to live in a nice house before I die!" The husband, Jin-yun, wanted to repay his wife for her hard work with a house, but due to budget concerns, he reportedly suggested remodeling the old house. That was out of the question! The wife insisted on a house that was unconditionally large and spacious. To fulfill their mother's wish, the four siblings joined forces to persuade their father, and the luxury home construction project gained momentum! In particular, the eldest daughter, Hye-eun, took the lead, visiting a top-tier architectural firm in Seoul to draw up the blueprints in earnest. The house required 28 tons of rebar alone, with a cement thickness of 1.5 meters! Designed to be sturdy enough to withstand a century without collapsing, this home stands out with its substantial structural beauty. The floor-to-ceiling windows surrounding the living room provide not only ample natural light but also a sophisticated aesthetic, while the application of high-end system windows perfectly resolved the chronic insulation issues often associated with older homes. The kitchen is where the daughters devoted the most effort. They did not hesitate to travel the long distance from Yecheon to Seoul to accompany their mother, personally selecting every single material and piece of furniture to pour their hearts into the project. The completed kitchen features ceramic countertops and ample solid wood cabinets, designed to be spacious enough for several people to cook together. The couple's bedroom, finished with hidden doors, is also hotel-class! They installed floor-to-ceiling windows so they could admire the village view from their beds, and even set up a cypress bathtub to wash away fatigue after working in the fields. The second floor, designed with their children and grandchildren in mind for frequent visits, features a room with a terrace and a mini kitchen. Thanks to their new home, which rivals a resort, their children living in Seoul say they visit more often. The couple admitted to hearing concerns from those around them asking, "How much longer will you live in your old age that you would go into debt to build a house?" However, living in a home they built without hesitation or regret—enough to be featured in an architectural magazine—they say they feel rejuvenated day by day. They have shattered the prejudice that a small, easy-to-maintain house is best in old age, proving firsthand the quality of life that a rich space can offer! Let's take a look at this home, filled with the husband's generous repayment for his wife and the filial devotion of four siblings cheering on their parents' remaining years. ▶ Watch Full Version : https://www.ebs.co.kr/ ✔ Program Title : Architectural Exploration: Houses - The Last House of My Life, Built Without Leaving Anything Behind ✔ Broadcast Date : May 19, 2026 #GolaDuneDocumentary #Documentary #Documentary #ArchitecturalExplorationOfHouses #DetachedHouse #CountryHouse #CountryHouse #Architecture #OldAge #Retirement