built 26 feet (7.92 meters) underground, this cold war-era home has over 15,000 square feet (1,393.55 m²) and has been conceived to make owners feels as if they’re in a normal house. Fake trees even hide the steel beams holding the structure up.If you were to visit this private las vegas home from the street, you would never guess that under it lies a luxurious underground house. There’s also patio furniture, putting greens, two jacuzzis, a sauna, a dance floor near a small stage, a bar, a barbecue, and even an “outdoor” in-ground ( really in-ground) pool. Murals that look like distant mountains and blue sky cover the walls and ceiling in an effort to hide the fact its residents live in a fancy tomb. The “forest” really makes the hot pink sparkle, no?īut it’s the “outside” of the house that makes this so remarkable. The dated decor essentially makes it double as a museum to ’70s-style interior design.
The home also looks like it did in 1978, for better and for worse. It has a kitchen, two-beds, three-bathrooms, a laundry room, a fireplace, two elevators, fire alarms, smoke detectors, an intercom system, and a generator to give it all power.
The house itself, which spans over 5,000 square feet on an over 15,000 square foot “basement,” is fully-functional. He designed it as the ultimate Cold War fallout shelter. Henderson in 1978 underneath a large plot of land at 3970 Spencer St.
The hidden home (which we first learned about at Boing Boing) was built by Girard B. reported on an unknown group known as the Society for the Preservation of Near Extinct Species (perfect) which purchased an infamous underground house for $1.15 million at the end of March.
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