About 57 miles southeast of downtown Nashville, as the crow flies, anunderground cavern systemlisted on Zillow is being framed as apotential candidate for the ultimate nuclear doomsday bunker.
Think of the cavern as the shell for a future bunker.
To get it anywhere close to true bunker status, millions of dollars in engineering, ventilation, power, water, wastewater, security, and interior buildout would likely be required.
"We have what it takes tokeep your family safe and to build a sustainable hobby farm!" the listing reads, adding that the 32-acre property, known as "Cavern Bunker," includes a60,000-square-foot underground cavern system.
TheCavern Bunker property was originally listed last July for $1.75 millionand has since seen a series of price cuts amounting to nearly 50% off.
Theprice cuts and lack of buyers likely stem from the potential bunker-style conversion, which could cost tens of millions of dollars if properly constructed.
Here's thecost breakdownfor the bunker conversion:
This is a cavern shell thatwould require tens of millions of dollars to convert into a bunker-style property.
Source: ZeroHedge News
