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Inside Blackpink's Lisa's Luxurious Seoul Residence

Lisa's Dh27.75 Million Home Offers A Glimpse into Her Lifestyle Amid Notable Neighbours
Lisa, a member of the globally renowned K-pop group Blackpink, has shared a virtual tour of her expansive residence in Seoul.

The property, situated in the Seongbuk-dong neighborhood, is valued at approximately 7.5 billion won (Dh27.75 million) or around US$5.5 million.

This area is notable for its high-profile residents, including South Korean actor Lee Min-ho.

The villa showcases a minimalist architectural style with luxurious interiors.

It spans two stories and includes a unique double-volume space, a private basement, and a garage.

The interior design focuses on neutral tones emphasized by monochrome furnishings, complemented by colorful artwork that infuses the space with personality.

Lisa's video tour, posted on her company LLOUD's YouTube page, provides fans with rare personal insights.

She discusses her primary inspirations, dream collaborations, and her favorite music tracks.

The video also includes a personal touch, featuring a childhood photograph shared in response to a fan's request.

Further into the tour, Lisa explores the basement, highlighting a distinct 'L' rug, a nod to her solo 'Lalisa' era.

The tour ends at her private parking area, where a Mercedes-AMG G63 Mansory White is parked, adding to the depiction of opulence.

This residence offers a glimpse into not only Lisa's personal style but also into her life beyond her career in the music industry.
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