If you are planning a stay in Korea and want a base near Seoul National Univ. Station, this is one of the options HeartStay can walk through with you — without the pressure of a typical sales pitch.

It is listed as a officetel: studio-style unit common in Korean cities — more independence than a goshiwon. We share what we know from the listing so you can decide calmly whether it fits your arrival date, budget, and how you like to live.

We show an approximate pin near Seoul National Univ. Station (station / neighborhood level), not a building footprint. That is intentional: Korean listings often protect exact addresses until you are in conversation with a coordinator.

From the listing details: monthly rent around ₩680,000, deposit around ₩10,000,000. Figures can change with room type, floor, or move-in timing — we will reconfirm everything in English before you commit.

Practical notes from the listing: Wi-Fi is typically available; basic furniture / appliances are mentioned; laundry facilities appear in the listing. We will double-check what is actually in the room you would take.

Listed size is about 16 m² — useful as a scale reference, though layout photos matter more than the number alone.

HeartStay is a stay-support brand for people coming to Korea — students, newcomers, and short- or mid-term residents. We are not a landlord trying to empty inventory; we sit on your side of the table to reduce friction.

When you are ready, send an inquiry about this listing. Tell us your move-in window, budget comfort zone, and must-haves (quiet, women-only, near campus, short lease, etc.). A coordinator will follow up in English with clear next steps — no LINE-only maze required on the English site.