The Inside Of This Nuclear Bunker Will Surprise You!

Built entirely underground, it boasts three-foot-thick walls, a weapons room, a $100,000 CCTV system and even decontamination showers.

These photos show a one-of-a-kind luxury home that can apparently withstand an array of potential threats - including a 20-kiloton nuclear explosion.

The converted bunker, situated near Georgia, is also said to be able to survive natural disasters, civil disturbances and terrorist attacks.

And now, it could be yours - if you are willing to fork out a staggering $17.5million.

Built during the Cold War in 1969 by the Army Corps of Engineers, the bunker was fully renovated in 2012, bringing it up to government standards.

In addition to its 'protection' features - which also include air intake systems and a nurse's room - the property contains more everyday elements.

These include hot water, solar panels and humidity controls.

Constructed 45 feet below ground, on 32 acres of land, the home boasts two levels of living space, totaling around 14,000 square feet.

Within this underground space, the second level features four luxury apartments, each approximately 600 square feet in size.

These contain their own kitchens, dining areas, two bedrooms, living rooms and bathrooms.

The first level, meanwhile, features a number of communal areas, such as a large home theater, a games room, a classroom and a workshop.

It also has a separate staff quarters - should the buyer wish to employ.


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