This unassuming building in Millmont, Pennsylvania, looks like nothing more than a garage specializing in oil changes. But it's listed as a single family residence with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and 5,800 square feet of living space -and nine acres of land. You can't see it because most of it is underground. This home has regular utilities, but also a backup generator, fuel storage, well water with a water filtration system, air filtration, and multiple heat pumps. Continue reading to see more.
This underground bunker was built by AT&T in 1968 to keep their Long Lines network going through any Cold War attack or natural catastrophe. It's made of thick reinforced concrete and each room is built for security. It was completely renovated 15 years ago. Yes, it has an elevator.
It places the lotion in the basket.
There are also stairs. This home has a kitchen, since the facility was designed to run with a crew or without one. You'll have to bring your own dishwasher. 
Altogether, this property looks pretty industrial, but a few throw rugs and paintings could really make it into a home for dedicated preppers who want to ride out a nuclear or zombie apocalypse. Or just keep solicitors away. 
You can see 38 pictures at the real estate listing. The whole thing is a little under $2 million. -via Fark
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