Seokgye Station
석계역
Line 1Residential HubLocal DiningCommuter Access
Seokgye Station (석계역) is a Line 1 and Line 6 transfer stop in Nowon-gu (구, district), Seoul, near residential streets, apartment blocks, schools, clinics, restaurants, cafes, bus routes, and Seongbuk-side commuter areas. Expats use this area for lower-cost housing, commuting, supermarkets, clinics, local restaurants, schools, gyms, and transfers between Line 1 and Line 6 . Seokgye Station works as a northeast Seoul transfer hub, Nowon residential connector, and practical commuter base for Seoul Station, Dongmyo, Taereung, and central Seoul trips .
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Leaving Seokgye
Check platform signs: Line 1 South toward Seoul Station or North toward Soyosan.
Main ExitsExit 1 for apartments, Exit 3 for cafes and restaurants, Exit 5 for clinics.
Line 6 TransferFollow Line 6 signs from platform; transfer takes 2–3 minutes.
Local DiningExit 3 leads to Korean restaurants, kimbap shops, and noodle bars nearby.
Housing SearchExits 1 and 6 access affordable apartments and rooftels in Nowon-gu.
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Transit Information
- Primary line
- Seoul Subway Line 1
- Transfers available
- No direct subway transfer inside the station
- Total exits
- 5
- Transit payment
- T-money works on Seoul subway and bus rides
Key Exits
- 1 Exit 1 — Seokgye residential and apartment streets
- 3 Exit 3 — restaurants, cafes, and local services
- 5 Exit 5 — clinics, shops, and bus stops
- 6 Exit 6 — local shopping and residential blocks
- 7 Exit 7 — Seongbuk-side residential and school streets
Journey Times
- Journey Times Seokgye Station to Gangnam Station
- approximately 45 minutes
- Seokgye Station to Seoul Station
- approximately 25 minutes
- Seokgye Station
- approximately 85 minutes
- Seokgye Station to Dongmyo Station
- approximately 10 minutes
- Seokgye Station to Taereung Station
- approximately 4 minutes
First / Last Trains
First
approximately 5:20 AM
Last
approximately 12:20 AM
Neighbourhood Character
- Seokgye Station serves a transfer, residential, school, clinic, local restaurant, shopping, and commuter area in Nowon-gu . The station feels busy during commute hours, school movement, local shopping periods, clinic appointment times, and dinner hours . Side streets mix apartment complexes, villas, schools, clinics, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, bus stops, and daily services .
- Families, students, teachers, office commuters, clinic visitors, service workers, long-term residents, and expats use this area . Many choose Seokgye for lower rent than central Seoul, two-line subway access, local services, and quick trips to Seoul Station, Dongmyo, Taereung, Nowon, and central Seoul . Seokgye Station serves Line 1 and Line 6 in Nowon-gu, Seoul .
- Daily life needs basic Korean, though larger chains, clinics, schools, supermarkets, and station-area shops can be easier . Cafes, pharmacies, clinics, gyms, banks, restaurants, convenience stores, supermarkets, schools, and residential blocks sit near the station . Housing searches still need Korean help for deposits, maintenance fees, and lease terms .
Within Walking Distance
5-minute walk Convenience stores Cafes Korean restaurants Local shops Bus stops
10-minute walk Pharmacies Clinics Schools Supermarkets Gyms Street markets
Rent Near This Station
Studio and one-room apartments within a 10-minute walk of Seokgye Station typically range from approximately 450,000 to 950,000 KRW per month.
FAQ
Which exit should I use for apartments, restaurants, clinics, and buses?
Use Exit 1 for Seokgye residential and apartment streets, Exit 3 for restaurants, cafes, and local services, and Exit 5 for clinics, shops, and bus stops. Seokgye Station has 7 exits . Exit 7 leads toward Seongbuk-side residential and school streets .
What is the neighbourhood like around Seokgye Station?
Seokgye Station feels residential, practical, transfer-focused, and commuter-friendly, with apartments, schools, clinics, restaurants, shops, buses, Line 1, and Line 6 nearby . The area gets busy during commute, school, clinic, shopping, and dinner periods . It suits residents who want lower-cost northeast Seoul housing with two-line access .
How much does it cost to rent an apartment near Seokgye Station?
Studio and one-room apartments near Seokgye Station usually range from 450,000 to 950,000 KRW per month . Newer units and homes close to exits, transfer paths, or main roads often cost more . Check deposit size, maintenance fees, rail noise, road noise, and walking route before signing .
How long does it take to get from Seokgye Station to Gangnam Station?
Seokgye Station to Gangnam Station takes approximately 45 minutes on Line 6 and Line 2, with one transfer at Sindang Station . This route works for occasional Gangnam trips, but it is long for daily Gangnam commuting . Travel time changes with transfer speed, crowding, and final exit choice .
What international food and grocery options are near Seokgye Station?
Seokgye has useful local restaurant and grocery access, but international grocery choices feel limited compared with Itaewon, Hannam, or Hongdae . Residents can find Korean restaurants, cafes, bakeries, chains, supermarkets, family dining, and some non-Korean meals nearby . Many expats use online delivery or nearby Nowon, Dongdaemun, and central Seoul for broader options .
Is the Seokgye area good for expat families?
Seokgye can work for expat families who value lower rent, apartments, schools, clinics, supermarkets, local restaurants, and two-line subway access . The area can feel less international than Yongsan, Itaewon, or Mapo . Families should compare school routes, rent, rail noise, commute length, and Korean-language support before choosing housing .
What is the social scene like near Seokgye Station?
Seokgye Station has cafes, restaurants, small pubs, gyms, clinics, shops, and casual local meeting places nearby . The social scene feels more residential, commuter, and neighbourhood-focused than nightlife-focused . For stronger nightlife, many residents travel to Nowon, Hyehwa, Dongdaemun, Itaewon, or Gangnam .
How does Seokgye Station compare to Taereung Station?
Seokgye Station gives stronger Line 1 access and feels more residential-commuter focused than Taereung Station . Taereung gives Line 6 and Line 7 transfer access, with stronger east-west subway flexibility . Seokgye usually works better for Line 1 commuting, Seoul Station access, local housing, and practical northeast Seoul routines .
Businesses Near Seokgye Station
Seokgye Station sits in a high-footfall stretch of Nowon-gu. EEIK's business directory is actively expanding here — expect bars, clubs, international restaurants, cafes, clinics, pharmacies, hotels, gyms, and English-friendly services as listings roll out.