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It is a hanok that restored the home of Min Hyung-ki, who served as the treasurer of the Tak branch in Japanese colonial era in 1921, and is a typical type of Yangban house built in Bukchon before 1900. In 2002, the Seoul Metropolitan City Development Corporation restored it as an urban house as part of Bukchon development and used it as a Bukchon Cultural Center. When you enter the gate, you will find a "C-shaped" doorway and an "A-shaped" detached house, and after passing through the middle gate, you will be connected to the "A-shaped" main house. The main room and kitchen are decorated as offices, and the hangout house is used as an exhibition hall.