If you necessitate a inviolable location to insure your survival in the coming apocalypse , or simply crave a roomy belowground lair , then conceive Central London ’s abstruse level shelter . Built in 1940 as air - raid shelters , the underground tunnel have since wait on as a war room , depository library , and telephone telephone exchange for British mystical intelligence . And now you’re able to own a shelter of your very own . The Kingsway Tunnels , located 200 feet below street level and possess by British telecom provider BT , go up for sales event yesterday . In the last few decades , the burrow ’ basal utilisation has been for communications , having served as the phone exchange for the hotline between the US and Soviet presidents . But the original purpose of the shelter was to stand firm a extraneous attack , and , at the end of the universe , the fitting should prove informal for you and 8,000 of your closest friends .

The feed bunk may be spartan , but the tunnels also boast a licenced cake and a mobile canteen with biz rooms , and an artesian well ensures that you’re able to maintain a supplying of unpolluted water even after a atomic attack .

BT bear to encounter £ 5 million for the 77,000 substantial foot composite , which will hopefully leave the buyer with enough funds to keep the shelter buy in . For sale : mile - long burrow complex . monetary value : £ 5m[viaMetafilter]In pictures : Kingsway tunnel

Last Of Us 7 Ellie Crash

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