Park Chun-seong: 5 Cities, 2 Villages: Using a Farm Shed as a Second Home

A modern city-wide green-colored, all-out, cost less than 10 million dollars to buy the Roth of the Seman House in half a year and make a living with a little bit of tips and experience from the sale of the land of the Second World House to the realization of revenue. How much time and cost to build a crop? How much of a farm is approved? How many official seales will you need to make your dream come true? From land contracts to electricity, waterways and cleaning tanks, everything that anyone can easily follow is hidden in the heart of a modern man who lives on a breathtaking day. I think about going to the countryside and farming every day and every time I get into trouble. But the vague idea is not being realized and is becoming more or less. Because it takes too much planning and execution to decide whether to be a full-time farmer or a village. The way to taste the power of life in the heart while enjoying the daily life of the city is to taste it as it were, the Second House, which is a cottage, but the word "stars" is strange and distant to most people. A cottage that was considered a mere possession of the wealthy, and now has a small-circuit agricultural Seward House. The book has a very simple, full-time dream of the author who's been working on it, specifying the idea and realizing it. From land selection laws to contracts, to administrative procedures and installations essential to building the agricultural farm, the first reader to follow through on the process is a vivid experience.

Korean title: 5도2촌, 농막 세컨드하우스 활용기

Korean author: 박춘성

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791165396572