An underground Doomsday bunker with nice kitchens and a rec room could be all yours for £1.24 million.
If you're looking for a home that will keep you extra safe, you could do worse than a new sustainably built property in Paradise Valley, Montana.
Sitting north of the Yellowstone National Park, you'd be guaranteed amazing views - although you'll have to enjoy them when you're outside of the property as there aren't any windows in the bunker.
The property, originally built as a fallout shelter, has four shelters - treated as separate apartments each with bedrooms, bathrooms a kitchen and communal living spaces.
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One apartment is lucky enough to be equipped with a rec room complete with a pool table and foosball table for sporting fans out there.
Three out of the four shelters are around 2,500 square feet while the fourth is bigger.
And, if you happened to find yourself needing to lock in, each separate shelter has a basement where you could store food and other essentials.
The bunker is on the market for $1.725 million (£1.24 million).
You might be wondering what the deal is with heating. The bunkers are able to maintain temperatures of around 10C to 12C, but it has heating, ventilation and air conditioning built in to make sure you can find your perfect temperature.
Paradise Valley is beautiful, and perfect for outdoors types who love hiking, horseriding and fishing.
You may want to live in the bunker yourself and enjoy it's stunning surroundings, or it could be a great option to rent it out to holidaymakers as the area is so popular with tourists.
Bearing in mind what their original use was, the bunkers are designed with sharp, right-angle turns because nuclear material cannot go round corners, apparently.
Theresa Lunn, a listing agent on Realtor.com, is quoted on the site saying the owner of the bunker, also a builder, would be happy to offer another, new, above-ground property on top of the bunker for anyone willing to buy it.
"He would put a very nice [above-ground] home for an extra $240,000 onto the list price," Theresa said.
"Underneath the house, it would have a discrete entrance into shelter number four."
‘The additional house has not been built. He is offering that as a buyer package, if someone wanted that."
Speaker about the bunker's design, Theresa explained why there's such sharp, 90 degree angles.
"Any bunker worth its salt has to have those 90-degree turns, because nuclear and chemical material can’t go around [corners]," she said.
"That’s really one of those tips of the trade for guys that are building bunkers."
The listing on the Realtor website says: "Nestled in the beautiful Paradise Valley, just north of Yellowstone Park, sits a veryunique real estate offering: 10.6 rolling acres near the end of a quiet road.
"This picturesque acreage holds 4 earth shelter (underground) homes, which have thecapacity of housing many people.
"Each shelter is unique and substantially builtwith expert structural engineering.
"They share their water system via a stronggravity-flow water from a well that feeds a constantly-refilled, 8000 gal cistern. Each has its own HVAC system.
"All have septic systems. All have bedrooms, kitchens, laundry areas, living/family rooms, and ample storage for personal belongings as well as extreme food storage areas."
"The largest, shelter no. 4, also has multiple bed, bathrooms, bunkrooms. Many of these bunkrooms had rental accounts that brought in a substantial income.
"This once-in-a-blue-moon offering could be used as a family/group underground 'safe home', or buyer could resell spaces, or even run a unique B+B or vacation rental.
The Paradise Valley in Montana is known for its beauty, fly-fishing, hunting, and other outdoor recreational opportunities, as well as its' close proximity to the Chico Hot Springs Resort and Yellowstone National Park.
You can view everything about this opportunity here.
