Large-Scale Complex with 1,595 Units
1,355 General Sale Units (49-122 sq. m.) Available on a First-Come, First-Served Basis
Prime Location Just Steps from Deokgye Station (Line 1)
Indoor Swimming Pool and Gymnasium to be Completed in Front of the Complex by 2029
Shinyoung Co., Ltd. is currently conducting a first-come, first-served building and unit designation contract for "Gwell Elium Yangju Deokgye Station," the first Gwell-branded residential complex to be introduced in northern Gyeonggi Province.
The complex offers a variety of financial benefits, including an initial contract deposit of 5 million won and an interest-free loan for the second deposit. As a result, buyers can maintain their contracts until move-in with only the initial deposit, reducing the burden of upfront costs and attracting significant interest from prospective homeowners. Notably, the contract condition safety guarantee system ensures that, if sales conditions change in the future, the same terms are retroactively applied to existing buyers. Additionally, resale is permitted before the payment of the interim balance. If residents opt for balcony expansion, glass railings are provided free of charge, and two exclusive shuttle buses will be available for residents.
Gwell Elium Yangju Deokgye Station is being developed at 152 Deokgye-dong, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi Province, and across 10 adjacent parcels. It incorporates Shinyoung's flagship residential brand "Gwell" and the "Elium" brand of the builder Daebang Industrial Development. The complex consists of 10 buildings with 1,595 units, ranging from 49 to 122 square meters of exclusive area, from 4 basement levels to 39 above-ground floors.
The biggest advantage of Gwell Elium Yangju Deokgye Station is its prime location near public transportation. Deokgye Station on Subway Line 1 is just a five-minute walk away. The area also has convenient access to Hoecheonnam-ro, which connects Okjeong and Hoecheon in Yangju, as well as Pyeonghwa-ro, National Route 3, and the Yangju Interchange on the Second Capital Area Ring Expressway, making travel within and outside the region easy.
The excellent transportation infrastructure also supports strong job-residence proximity. Large-scale industrial complexes, including the Hoecheon Urban High-Tech Industrial Complex and Gyeonggi Yangju Technovalley, both scheduled for completion by the end of this year, as well as the Eunnam General Industrial Complex slated for completion in April next year and existing complexes such as Doha, Guam, Nammyeon, Sangsue, Geomjun, and Hongjuk, are all accessible within approximately 30 minutes by car, enhancing the value of the complex as a residential area for local workers.
There are also numerous major transportation upgrades planned to improve access to Seoul, including for commuters. The GTX-C line of the metropolitan express railway is being built with the goal of opening in 2028; once operational, travel from Yangju to Samsung Station will be possible within 20 minutes. The extension of Subway Line 7 is scheduled to open later this year, with construction currently underway on the Dobongsan-Okjeong section. Furthermore, the Metropolitan Transportation Committee of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has approved the business plan for the Okjeong-Pocheon extension, which will further improve access between Seoul’s Gangnam and the northeastern part of the metropolitan area.
In addition, multiple transportation projects are planned to further strengthen links with the northern part of Seoul, including the Seoul-Yangju Expressway (scheduled to open in 2030), the Second Capital Area Ring Expressway (scheduled for full opening in 2029), and the National Route 3 bypass road.
The commercial district around Deokgye Station is densely packed with daily amenities such as clinics, academies, and restaurants, enabling a one-stop lifestyle. Large convenience facilities such as Emart and LF Square are also nearby, further enhancing the convenience of living. In particular, expectations are high for the Okjeong Public Medical Center (Northern Gyeonggi Medical Center), which is pending a preliminary feasibility study and is being developed as a public hospital with approximately 300 beds.
The area also boasts an excellent educational environment and natural and cultural infrastructure. Within walking distance are Hoecheon Saebom Elementary School, scheduled to open in September this year, Hoecheon 4th Middle School (scheduled for March 2027), and Yangju 2nd High School (also scheduled for March 2027), ensuring safe and convenient school commutes. The proximity to Deokgye Station’s academy district also makes it a prime educational zone. The area is further enhanced by a waterfront park and Gojangsan Mountain, offering a pleasant natural environment, as well as high-quality cultural infrastructure including the Northern Gyeonggi Early Childhood Experience Education Center and the upcoming Yangju Art Center.
The product appeal is further boosted by the synergy between the Gwell and Elium brands. Gwell Elium Yangju Deokgye Station features 3- to 4-bay layouts, which are highly preferred by consumers, and offers both slab-type and tower-type unit designs for greater choice.
Depending on the unit type, features include: a linear layout of living room, dining, and kitchen (LDK type); a large kitchen window measuring 1.5 by 1.2 meters; efficient L- or U-shaped kitchens; and hotel-style wide counter washstands. There is also ample storage with pantries, multi-purpose rooms, dressing rooms, and entrance storage, maximizing practical convenience.
In addition, a variety of residential systems are applied. These include one-pass entry and elevator call via smartphone at the main entrance, a parking guidance system in the underground parking lot, a registered parking location system, as well as remote metering for electricity, water, and gas, and an unmanned parcel delivery system. Residents can also use a dedicated mobile application to control and monitor wall pads and connect various IoT devices.
The community facilities are designed to enhance convenience for all age groups. In particular, the kids' lounge is connected to a book cafe, where Youngpoong Bookstore will curate both new releases and steady sellers, creating a high-quality cultural space that stands apart from ordinary on-site libraries.
Additional amenities include a private reading room, a national/public daycare center, and a group childcare center. A "Moms’ Station" for children's safety will also be installed. Other facilities will include a fitness center, a golf practice range with screen golf, and a shower room with a dry sauna. There will also be a guesthouse, commonly found in premium complexes, for visiting friends or small parties. Extensive green plazas and walking trails will be created, ensuring a pleasant residential environment for residents.
The "Deokgye Industrial District Sports Park," to be built directly in front of the complex, is also drawing attention. Targeting completion in 2029, it will include an indoor swimming pool with six 25-meter lanes, a multi-purpose indoor gymnasium for basketball and badminton, a fitness center, a group exercise room, locker rooms, and shower facilities. With a total floor area of approximately 3,904 square meters, residents will have immediate access to these facilities, just like their own community amenities.
The model home is located in Goeup-dong, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi Province. Move-in is scheduled for April 2029.
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