Real estate – 32 acres with 60,000 sq ft bunker

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If I found a place like this in Montana, I’d be very tempted to rob a bank or two and buy it….

Nestled in Southern Bedford County Tennessee – Fabulous Homestead with 32-acres, additional building sites, 60,000+/- square-foot Underground Cavern System and modern luxury located in southern Middle Tennessee. ….. In addition to the main home, there is a spray-foam insulated garage / shop / ADU featuring 1 bed / 1 bath equipped with RV hookup with septic, electric, and water hookups. Perfect for extra income or multi use functionality. Enjoy the security of the whole-house generator and water filtration system. The property is 90% fenced – cattle-ready with rolling hills and a perfect mixture of pasture and mature woods including 2 cabins (one used as a chicken coop and the other as a shooting lodge), shooting range, water storage system and solar-ready setup. Cavern System – 60,000 square feet of private caverns, entry points are sealed with over 10 tons of steel, ceiling heights up to 30 feet, generator included, and natural spring water system that flows non stop 24/7/365. Potential uses are endless – safe haven, private retreat, underground event space or revenue generator. This is more than a homestead, it is an opportunity to own something truly rare. This property is offered fully-furnished with equipment and will include a Humvee shown in the media section as well. Schedule your private showing today!

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8 thoughts on “Real estate – 32 acres with 60,000 sq ft bunker”

  1. That’s a neat place, but it sure is pricey.

    I don’t consider that a bunker since it’s natural, and looking at the metal sealing it, it wouldn’t hold against that much force (and additionally, lots of details are now online about it).

    I’d prefer a MUCH lower key place.

  3. Well, you can fix everything about real estate, except one.

    Location.

    And everything east of the Mississippi is absolutely off my list of acceptable choices, because of crowds.

  5. I would be concerned about the type of rock that it is in. Is there a radon issue? Also, is it anywhere in an earthquake zone? Tennessee has two seismic zones, so that should be looked at, Underground can be nice, but you don’t want it collapsing on you, I have read that Cheyanne Mountain has the inside lined with woven steel mesh anchored into the rock, Lots to consider

  6. Nice, and Bedford county is pretty good. Unfortunately, well out of my price range.

  7. There’s a place out Trapper Creek Road by Melrose that has a huge “shop.”
    Of course, Trapper Creek road splits the property, and the “shop” is a huge old mine building that’s falling apart.
    Neat place-they improved the road and there’s (unfortunately) cell service now up at the old towns of Hecla, Trapper City, and Lion City.

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