A well-insulated 20,000 square foot home complete with an airstrip and a Jacuzzi sounds really nice. This one is underground in an abandoned missile silo! It was once the home of an Atlas-F missile built for the Cold War, but it’s been converted into a luxury home. See seven such military installations now used as living spaces. Link -via Dark Roasted Blend
Johnny Cat
The heavens have opened up, and presented my future home, right here. Yes, just like I planned.
FishBottleT
It would be really neat to live in one of these homes. I would want to have a waterfall that i could drive out of though. thats what I would like!
chay
I’d be worried that there were still 100 russian missiles pointed at the house/silo, long forgotten hardware from the cold war or something!
Yakiman
When I was in high school (mid-70′s) there was a de-comissioned Nike missile installation in our town (Vashon Island, WA) and some friends and I broke in to the grounds and found a padlocked hatch. We came back with bolt cutters and broke in to find a huge empty underground control center that looked like all the equipment had just been torn out of the walls. We had huge parties down there for several days running – it was great fun until the local authorities caught on. Apparently the U.S. govt still owned it and did not really like it when people trespass in a top-secret federal missile installation.
CommentKiller
I don’t remember the exact town, but there is a medium sized base near a small seaside town in Alaska that has been abandoned and the homes therein are available for lease/purchase. Oh! And lets not forget about the …Flats in Nevada where the abandoned nuclear test site is. They have some lovely fixer-upper bungalows real cheap, quiet neighbors (actually non-existent), and it’s not that far from Las Vegas. Ha!! Just kidding about the last one.
Nicholas Dollak
The silo itself could be converted into a stack of pineapple-ring-shaped apartments.
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