Nuclear bunker up for grabs
In Northern Ireland, surrounded by lush green countryside, you can snap up a former nuclear bunker that was a state secret until 2007.
On the market at £575,000, the facility sleeps 236 and includes double blast doors and decontamination chambers.
A for-sale sign is posted outside the bunker’s entrance.
A corridor is seen in the former bunker built by the British government during the Cold War.
A recreation room is seen in the bunker.
A clock and speaker hang in the bunker’s conference room.
A blast door leads to the exterior of the bunker.
The main generator room is part of the facilities.
A man uses a torch to illuminate the bunker’s temperature gauge.
The generator indicators light up.
Fresh air filters are another part of the bunker’s facilities.
A decontamination tap is pictured.
A dormitory houses bunk beds.
The medical room contains a bed frame.
Long-life tins of food are displayed in the kitchens.
Tea making facilities are seen in the kitchens.
A message chute is attached to a wall.
This office is part of the bunker.
The back-up telephone is seen.
A BBC broadcast room is pictured.
A BBC broadcast room is seen.
The blueprint maps of the bunker are on display.
This corridor includes an artificial plant.
