An old stone house has been transformed into BOSQUE, a secluded seaside village near Hamdeok Beach in Jeju Island. Bosque means 'forest' in Spanish. True to its name, BOSQUE resembles a forest, offering quiet solace to those who stay here, like a tight hug. The high stone walls and gates are closed to create our own peaceful isolation. Under the rounded sky, the four-season garden, which looks like a replica of Jeju's Gokjawal, colors your heart green, and the interior space, which is dimmed so that you can clearly see the steps of the sunlight, offers a deep sense of tranquility.

BOSQUE's garden is like a tropical version of Cape Jawal, welcoming guests with a different look every time the seasons change. Sunlight streaming through the vaulted ceilings and mist rising from the water, the gardens are meticulously tended, creating a calming and mysteriously stunning atmosphere. You can even sit on the floor and enjoy the blooming life up close.

Between the main house and the outbuildings, beneath a high stone wall dotted with green ferns, is an outdoor pool that sparkles in the sun. Heated all year round, BOSQUE's pool is surrounded by stone walls, allowing you to enjoy the serene flow of the water away from prying eyes. Inside, the open-air bath offers a semi-outdoor soak surrounded by nature, perfect for relaxing, soaking up the sunshine, and at night, enjoying the warmth of the fire pit under the pool wall.