Georgia bunker ‘The Facility’ hits market for $17.5 million (11 pics)
Relocate your cult into more comfortable digs with all the modern conveniences you’re accustomed to but still far enough away from society that no one can properly escape with a new underground bunker dubbed “The Facility.” The property just hit the market for $17.5 million and is located two hours away from the moral cesspool of Savannah.
According to the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the property was built in 1969 and was fully renovated to government standards in 2012.
The Facility is on 32 acres, has two levels of underground living space, offers 2,000 square feet of commercial space, and is certified to withstand a 20K ton nuclear blast.
It features a commercial 3-Phase power plant, in addition to its own 8Kw new solar backup system. The facility is also equipped with a $100,000 CCTV security system.
[ BizJournals.com ]
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