Gunwi Sangmaedaek

Located in the center of Daeyul-ri Village, Sangmaedaek faces north toward Yangjisan (Pilbong) Peak in accordance with the mountain topography. Daeyul-ri Traditional Village is a clan village of the Burim Hong clan, and Sangmaedaek is the largest house in the clan. It was also known as the finest house in Uihyeong-hyeon at the time and was called 'Namcheon Godaek' (Old House of Namcheon). This house was originally built about 250 years ago as a forest retreat for Utae Seonsaeng of the Burim Hong clan, and was later renovated several times as it was passed down to the direct descendants. According to the inscription 'Sangnyangmun' on the upper part of the Sarangchae main hall, which reads 'Chongjeonghu Sangjijeukwinyeon Byeongsin Samwol Sipchilil Sinsi Suju Sangnyang' (崇禎後 上之卽位二年 丙申三月十七日 申時 竪柱 上樑), it is believed to have been built in 1836 (the 2nd year of King Heonjong's reign). Originally, the house had a unique layout in the shape of the character 'Heung' (興), but after liberation, the middle gate wing and lower wing were demolished, leaving only the current structure, and the main gate wing was relocated with its orientation changed. Currently, it consists of a ∩-shaped inner house, a 一-shaped sarangchae (men's quarters), and a shrine, with the boundary marked by natural stone walls.