Real weekly houses in Gumi, offering plenty of options to compare before you book.

A neighborhood crossing in Gumi (AI-generated illustrative image)
An industrial and inland city in the northern part of Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gumi stands as a major manufacturing center while offering quiet residential pockets and local parks. Finding a suitable rental here can often feel complicated when you do not speak Korean or own a local guarantor.
Many foreign visitors struggle to find flexible housing that does not require complex paperwork or long-term commitments. You can secure a verified place to stay here easily, complete with transparent details and straightforward booking steps. Browse the available options, read through the common questions, and find the right space for your schedule.
📐 30 m² (320 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Priced about on par with typical district averages, this single-bedroom Jinpyeong-dong house keeps monthly costs predictable without cutting corners. It makes a practical setup for a remote professional or solo digital nomad looking to base themselves right in Gumi-si.
📐 26 m² (285 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Priced somewhat above the typical district average, this single-room house trades budget economy for a private detached setting in Gupyeong-dong. It is a functional option for a solo remote worker seeking an independent workspace without shared apartment walls.
📐 33 m² (356 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Ideal for pet owners, this Inui-dong house welcomes your animal companions with an on-site pet allowance that makes settling into Gumi-si straightforward. It's a practical choice if you are traveling with a dog and need a straightforward base.
📐 63 m² (676 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Living in this Okgye-dong house offers a residential rhythm away from commercial noise while keeping daily errands straightforward. It makes a practical base if you are a remote worker settling into Gumi-si without a pet.
📐 33 m² (356 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Best suited for a solo professional needing a quiet standalone base, this Hyeonggok-dong house features a single-bedroom setup with no pets allowed. It is a practical choice if you are working remotely in Gumi-si and prefer a private residential environment.
“I am a nursing student doing my practical training... Out of all the places I have been to so far, this is the cleanest, neatest, and I like it.”
📐 23 m² (249 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Living in this standalone house in Songjeong-dong offers a grounded, independent residential feel far removed from standard high-rise congestion. It is a practical choice for a solo professional relocating to the area for remote work.
📐 26 m² (285 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
While priced slightly above the typical district average in Jinpyeong-dong, this independent house setup delivers extra privacy for your stay in Gumi-si. It makes a smart base for a solo remote worker looking to escape shared apartment complexes.
📐 30 m² (320 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
This house in Jinpyeong-dong trades central pedestrian hustle for the allowance of pets in a straightforward single-room layout. It makes a practical setup if you are traveling with a dog and want a straightforward base in Gumi-si.
LiveAnywhere is Korea's favorite short-term and vacation rental platform, built for extended stays of one week to six months. From trendy studios in Seoul to relaxing beach houses in Jeju, every home comes fully furnished and can be booked in minutes through the LiveAnywhere app.
It works much like Airbnb, but with a structure designed for longer visits: competitive weekly and monthly rates instead of nightly pricing, no repeated cleaning fees, and utilities included in your payment. That's why an extended stay in Korea through LiveAnywhere often costs noticeably less than booking the same period on a nightly platform.
Some listings include a small security deposit, far smaller than the large lump-sum deposits required by traditional Korean leases. Your deposit is held securely in escrow by LiveAnywhere, not by the host. After checkout, the host checks the property, and once they confirm there are no issues, your deposit is refunded within a maximum of 5 business days.
Looking for an Airbnb alternative in Gumi? LiveAnywhere is built specifically for stays of a week or longer, with pricing that reflects that. It's often cheaper than booking the same length of stay night by night on a typical platform. Utilities are included, cleaning fees don't repeat, and every host is verified.
Foreigners can rent in Gumi through LiveAnywhere without needing a Korean guarantor. It's one of the platform's core features. Booking is done online, with no guarantor or in-person paperwork required.
Gumi pricing for a weekly house generally falls between ₩142,000 and ₩228,000, based on 35 matched listings. Rates vary depending on the exact neighborhood, the size of the house, and the specific amenities provided by each host. You can view more listings in this area to compare current availability and find a space that fits your budget. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
Options in Gumi span houses, apartments, rooms, and residences. This includes weekly houses alongside other available layouts to suit different travel styles. You can browse through 35 active listings to find the exact type of accommodation you need for your stay.
Yes. We accept Visa, MasterCard, UnionPay, JCB and more. And the entire booking is completed online. Payments are processed in Korean won (KRW).
Yes, utilities are included, so you won't get separate bills for electricity, water, or gas during your stay. The total shown at checkout is the full amount you pay, and nothing is added after you book.
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The listings above are all bookable directly through LiveAnywhere, with the whole process, from selection to booking, handled online.