Located 25 minutes from the Denver International Airport, this property is in a great location for easy access as well as privacy. Located 35 feet underground, the location in Arkansas was designed to allow everyone inside to survive a nuclear explosion and launch a 155,000kg nuclear missile - called Titan II - to counter-attack. The industrial style (and noteworthy lack of sunlight) might not be for everyone, but.
Note: The deep water well alone is estimated to be worth in excess of 1 million dollars and comes with the property however, the mineral rights have all been leased off. Eds door, and his home, are in an abandoned underground missile launch complex roughly 25 miles outside of Topeka, Kansas. A TOP-SECRET nuclear missile silo has been converted into a luxury Airbnb designed to survive the apocalypse. He's turned this bit of 1960s history (where Air Force crews used to live and work) into a subterranean abode. The limits of this property really are up to your imagination and bank account. Some smaller similar sites have been renovated, subdivided and sold off for upwards of 120 million. You'll find 19 acres underground of potential space for a nuclear proof data center, water treatment plant, hotel, haunted house, bank, hydroponic farm, or incredible man cave/real life batcave :) and 210 acres above to play with as well. This decommissioned Atlas F missile Silo was the first of the Super-Hardened. It was designed as a virtual underground city with independent power, water, sewer, kitchen, bathrooms, sleeping quarters, and air filtration. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow. This rustic retreat looks like a quaint stick-built home at first glance, but its country charm conceals an explosive secretnamely. If you didn’t know that Nebraska once housed thermonuclear warheads. Luxury Atlas Missile Silo House in Saranac, New York. But before you let that price scare you off, listen to what you get The Titan 1C facility was built in the early 1960s at a cost of $170,000,000 (1960's dollars). A decommissioned missile silo in York, NE, has come on the market for 550,000. The Titan 1 Missile Silo is for sale for $4.2 million. Ever heard of Bennett, Colorado? I am not really sure what the town is known for, but I do know that if you've ever wanted an old missile silo, it's your place!
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