Nuclear Bunker for sale. £575k.

[LeMarchand]

Former Nuclear Bunker, Woodside Road, Ballymena, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, BT42 4QH | Lambert Smith Hampton

 

Might also be suitable for the zombie apocalypse or as a Bond Villain lair.

[NB9457]

Saw this.

 

Seems of reasonable value, if I was a millionaire I would have definitely bought it by now.

[DalekSec]

Only 1 picture, that sucks. What's the local schools like? How far to the nearest greggs? and more importantly, Download speed? All questions I need answered now!

[Willott]

That'll be another datacentre conversion project...

[JJonas]

Only 1 picture, that sucks. What's the local schools like? How far to the nearest greggs? and more importantly, Download speed? All questions I need answered now!

 

more pictures http://lsh.agencypilot.com/store/documents/other/5083_e59qba4l5u17t0x2.pdf

[DalekSec]

more pictures http://lsh.agencypilot.com/store/documents/other/5083_e59qba4l5u17t0x2.pdf

 

i'll take 10!

[LeMarchand]

Only 1 picture, that sucks. What's the local schools like? How far to the nearest greggs? and more importantly, Download speed? All questions I need answered now!

 

Here you go.

 

There's probably a shortage of illegal drugs there at the moment: Man charged over £60k cannabis find in Ballymena . Maybe local lad Liam Neeson has cleaned up the streets.

Edited February 3, 2016 by LeMarchand

[tomo1095]

Great, that's my plan of a 'secret' nuclear bunker out in the open!

 

If I had the money I'd have bought that, as an escape from everyday life... And somewhere to hide when it hits the fan.

[mikkydoos]

How is '1m of earth' supposed to help you in all out nuclear war ??

 

1st floor isn't even underground ?

 

That's not a bunker. Its the same as all crappy London flats !

 

 

Imagine selling that and then war breaks out the next day !:rip:

Edited February 3, 2016 by mikkydoos

[PotNoodleTech]

If it's being sold then it means the outrageous amount of 30 year old equipment inside has become over expensive to maintain. Expect circa £500k/year running costs.

[LeMarchand]

If it's being sold then it means the outrageous amount of 30 year old equipment inside has become over expensive to maintain. Expect circa £500k/year running costs.

 

Or everyone knows where top target the nukes, so the Irish bunker has been located elsewhere.

[Grey-gear]

I wonder how hard it would be to change it into a vault like the once in fallout?

 

Vault 777

[CyberNerd]

If it's being sold then it means the outrageous amount of 30 year old equipment inside has become over expensive to maintain. Expect circa £500k/year running costs.

 

Thanks. I added the running costs to the DR proposal.

I've used this as the high cost option.

[Arreks]

I wonder how hard it would be to change it into a vault like the once in fallout?

 

Vault 777

 

Shall we all pitch in to make this happen?

[MrKJLS]

The New EDUgeek DC/DR - Official HQ. EDUgeek will live for ever.

[DalekSec]

The New EDUgeek DC/DR - Official HQ. EDUgeek will live for ever.

 

Let's do it! All of us chip in a tenner and bam! New EDUgeek HQ, stock up the cupboards with hobnobs be sorted for life! *Terms and conditions apply........... *Life span reduced due to only eating hobnobs

[Dos_Box]

There are two near me. One is very large and was the second place in the UK the nuclear attack warning could be triggered from and the other a regional army HQ.

The first is is OK shape but still unused the second suffers from flooding since it was closed in the early 90's.

The first would make a great data centre but like most of these because of it's rural location would require a great deal of money spent on it upgrading comms and power supplies. Neither being a cheap thing to do in a rural location.

 

RSG: Sites: PRESTON (Langley Lane Goosnargh): ROC Group HQ No 21 & UKWMO National HQ.

 

The RSG (regional seat of government) on Longley Lane:

 

 

The smaller flooded bunker on Whittingham Lane:

 

[MrKJLS]

The communications site is now derelict and a local farmer uses it as a vehicle store.

 

That's such a shame that people can let buildings/places go derelicted like that. Places like that make excellent museums/datacenters. I would love to own a nuclear bunker.