Affordable & Friendly
Share Houses in Korea
Live in a fully furnished home shared with other students and young professionals.
ALLO KOREA helps you find verified share houses that match your budget, location preferences, and lifestyle.
OVERVIEW
What Is a Share House in Korea?
A share house is a fully furnished home where you have your own private bedroom and share the kitchen, bathroom, and common areas with other residents.




Availability changes frequently — we recommend searching about 1 month before arrival.
CONDITIONS
Typical Conditions
These are common price ranges and conditions for share houses in Korea.
Each house is different, but this gives you a realistic idea of what to expect.
Average monthly rent
₩450,000–₩800,000 / month
(utilities included)
Security deposit
₩300,000–₩500,000
(refundable)
Minimum stay
1–3 months depending on the house
Room type
Private or shared (single or twin)
Contract
Monthly contract, no long-term commitment
FACILITIES
Facilities & Services
Typical facilities you can expect in a Korean share house (may vary depending on the property and management).
Pros & Cons
Living in a Share House
Here’s what to expect when living in a shared home in Korea — the benefits and the limitations.
This helps you decide if a share house fits your lifestyle and budget.
- • Lower monthly rent and smaller deposit than most studios.
- • Fully furnished and move-in ready — no need to buy furniture.
- • Easy to meet new people and build a social circle in Korea.
- • Flexible stay length (often 1–3 months minimum).
- • Utilities are usually included in the rent.
- • More noise and fully shared kitchens/bathrooms.
- • Less privacy compared to living alone in a studio.
- • House rules to follow (cleaning, quiet hours, guests, etc.).
- • Availability and quality can vary a lot by area and house.
- • Limited freedom to decorate or rearrange furniture.
FAQ
Most Asked Questions
Q. Are utilities included in the rent for a share house?
Some houses may charge extra for excessive use, but this is rare.
Q. Can I choose my roommates?
However, if you apply as two friends and request to stay together, some houses may accept it depending on vacancy.
Q. How far in advance should I apply for a share house?
We recommend 1 month before arrival.
Availability changes quickly, and houses often open rooms only a few weeks before the move-in date.
Q. Can I cook in the share house?
Yes. All share houses have a shared kitchen fully equipped with basic appliances (fridge, microwave, rice cooker).
Personal cooking appliances (e.g., portable stoves) are generally not allowed.
Q. Is a deposit required, and is it refundable?
Yes. The deposit is usually ₩300,000–₩500,000 and is fully refundable if there is no damage or unpaid fees at move-out.