Vetted houses in Ulsan, foreign renters are welcome here without a Korean guarantor.

A neighborhood crossing in Ulsan (AI-generated illustrative image)
Ulsan serves as a major industrial hub along the southeastern coast of South Korea, blending active manufacturing districts with scenic seaside parks. The region offers visitors a distinct mix of urban convenience and natural coastal landscapes to explore during any stay.
Finding a suitable short-term place to stay can feel complicated when you do not speak the language or have local paperwork. LiveAnywhere provides verified houses in Ulsan that are ready for foreign residents to book without a complicated process. Browse the available listings, check the FAQs, and secure your next home today.
📐 30 m² (323 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🐾 pets ok
Well-suited for pet owners, this single-bedroom house in Ulju-gun welcomes animals with an explicit pet-friendly policy. It is a practical choice if you are traveling with a dog and want a quiet countryside stay in Dudong-myeon.
“I stayed for a week due to a storage move. I was worried because I have a 13-month-old, but I had a comfortable stay. Haha. I was worried because it snowed heavily the first day, but the room was warm, the air was fresh, and everything was great. If the weather had been better, I think I could have seen the stars, but it rained continuously, so I couldn't, which was a shame. I'd love to visit again in the warm spring.”
📐 20 m² (213 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Set within the quiet residential pocket of Jeonha-dong in Dong-gu, this standalone house places you right in a slower-paced coastal neighborhood away from the main tourist rush. It is a straightforward pick for a solo traveler or couple looking for a private house setup during an extended stay.
“The host was very kind and responsive, which made everything convenient. They provided detailed explanations to every question I had, which was very helpful. The house was maintained very cleanly just as shown in the photos, and it had everything I needed, so it was very comfortable. The bus stop was nearby and there were many convenience stores and markets around, making it a great location for living. The tasteful interior design added to the experience, allowing me to have a relaxing time.”
📐 30 m² (320 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
This one-bedroom house trades central district proximity for a noticeably lower rate than neighboring properties in Mugeo-dong. It makes a smart base for a pet owner looking to live affordably while bringing a dog along.
📐 50 m² (534 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🐾 pets ok
Priced well below what is typical for Jung-gu, this Taehwa-dong house delivers solid everyday value without sacrificing a proper multi-room layout. It is a practical pick for a budget-conscious remote worker looking to base themselves near the river.
“Pros 1. The space is quite spacious for one or two people, and it's beautifully and cozyly decorated. 2. The house is bright and comfortable thanks to the ample sunlight. 3. The best part about this property is the view of the distant mountain ridges, Taehwagang River, and nearby walking trails from the spacious living room table. 4. The property is well-equipped with appliances, dishes, and cooking utensils necessary for short-term rentals. 5. The bed and bedding are in excellent condition (electric blankets are provided on the beds). 6. The property is surrounded by restaurants, and there's easy access to convenience stores and cafes. A long decked walking path runs right out front. Cons 1. As an older commercial building, the exterior and interior are very worn. 2. The front door, living room door, and bathroom door are old and worn, requiring careful attention when opening and closing. 3. Windows can be severely damaged during forecasted strong winds. 4. While located in a tourist area, there is some noise, it's not uncomfortably loud.”
📐 76 m² (818 sq ft) · 🛏️ 3BR · 🚗 parking · 🐾 pets ok
Spanning three bedrooms with a single bathroom, this standalone house layout gives everyone their own corner while keeping shared living areas distinct. It's a practical option if you are traveling with pets and need a comfortable base in Jungsan-dong.
“It was convenient to have two refrigerators, and with 3 bedrooms, we were able to sleep comfortably. It's a place I'd like to visit again.”
📐 12 m² (129 sq ft) · 🛏️ 2BR · 🚗 parking
Dividing the sleeping quarters from the main living area across two rooms, this house in Eonyang-eup gives remote workers separate spaces to sleep and take early calls without waking anyone else. It's a reliable setup if you're traveling as a pair or collaborating on a quiet project in Ulju-gun.
📐 41 m² (441 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR
Set within the residential pocket of Mugeo-dong, this independent house places you right in a neighborhood known for its quieter, everyday rhythm. It's a straightforward pick if you're a solo traveler or couple looking for a private single-bedroom home without pets.
📐 31 m² (334 sq ft) · 🛏️ 1BR · 🚗 parking
Occupying a standalone house in Taehwa-dong, this single-bedroom layout offers a quieter residential pace away from the busy commercial districts. It is a practical pick for a remote worker or solo professional looking to settle into a residential neighborhood in Jung-gu.
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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.
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Looking for an Airbnb alternative in Ulsan? 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 Ulsan 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.
Expect to pay around ₩924,000 to ₩2,886,000 for a 2-week house here in Ulsan, depending on the exact location and season. This estimate is based on 43 matched listings currently available on the platform. Browse the full collection of houses in this area to find a space that fits your schedule. See live listings on LiveAnywhere →
Options in Ulsan span cottages, houses, officetels, and apartments. You will find a range of layouts including standalone houses suited for your stay. Browse through 43 active listings to compare sizes and locations before you book.
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