Lee Chan-won, admiring the view from the 3rd floor of a luxury villa with a hotel-like look "Even in my house..."

Singer Lee Chan-won reveals that he would like to have a bar space in his house.

In JTBC's 'Tokpa One 25:00', which airs on the 19th, the 3rd round of the 'World House Tour', which received a hot response, will be unveiled. This time, he plans to tour houses in LA, USA and Dubai, UAE.

A US TALK agent guides you to the Pepperdine University dormitory where you live in Malibu, one of the representative resort cities of Los Angeles. The dormitory is a total size of 20 pyeong with 2 rooms, 1 living room and 1 bathroom, and you can see the real dormitory where you are living with 4 roommates.

Next, luxury villas in Malibu lined up along the beach catch the eye with an unrealistic view of Lechuza Beach in a three-story detached house. In addition, the luxurious interior reminiscent of a hotel, a bar located on one side of the living room, and a spa with an open view will be revealed to arouse admiration. In particular, MC Lee Chan-won expressed envy, saying that it would be nice to have a bar space in his house.

Next, Tokpawon's house will be unveiled in the United Arab Emirates. The house of 'Tok' Pawon in the United Arab Emirates is a residential-commercial complex created by the government. Also, while touring the house, they were surprised by the introduction of Chiller Free, which is a unique option in Dubai, where the landlord pays for the tenant's cooling costs and the tenant can use the cooling system unlimitedly.

It also conveys the appearance of luxury villas in Al Barari, a wealthy village in Dubai. Among them, the cheapest villas in the area are introduced to stimulate curiosity. Although it is the cheapest villa, the size is about 337 pyeong, and the interior decoration reminiscent of a drama set and the spacious living space arouse admiration. In addition, as additional facilities, home gym, home bar, and private swimming pool in the yard, which are the romance of modern people, appeared, and cheers erupted from the studio.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr