$18,000,0005 bd3 ba2,316 sqft
3970 Spencer St, Las Vegas, NV 89119
The most unusual house for sale in Nevada is this doomsday bunker.
The 5000 sqft House which is built inside a huge bunker in Las Vegas has everything that you might need to survive the end of the world.
The house, which sits 26 feet below ground even has its own swimming pool and putting green.
It also has lighting that emulates different times of the day.
And night, as you can see from this photo.
It also has a BBQ grill hidden inside a boulder.
The walls are covered in murals that help to give you a feeling of the outdoors.
The inside of the house was decorated in a 1970s style.
And has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The windows have murals to give you the feeling of being above ground.
The pink kitchen looks like it might have came out of Barbie's dream house.
The formal dining room.
Check out our Facebook page for more pictures and information. And while you're there be sure to like and follow our page so that you don't miss a thing. #beautifulplacesandspaces
3970 Spencer St, Las Vegas, NV 89119
The most unusual house for sale in Nevada is this doomsday bunker.
The 5000 sqft House which is built inside a huge bunker in Las Vegas has everything that you might need to survive the end of the world.
The house, which sits 26 feet below ground even has its own swimming pool and putting green.
It also has lighting that emulates different times of the day.
And night, as you can see from this photo.
It also has a BBQ grill hidden inside a boulder.
The walls are covered in murals that help to give you a feeling of the outdoors.
The inside of the house was decorated in a 1970s style.
And has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
The windows have murals to give you the feeling of being above ground.
The pink kitchen looks like it might have came out of Barbie's dream house.
The formal dining room.
Check out our Facebook page for more pictures and information. And while you're there be sure to like and follow our page so that you don't miss a thing. #beautifulplacesandspaces
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