Dude
01-01-2007, 01:31 PM
The government here built missile silos back when we were trying to keep up with the Russians, and some of them didn’t have to be destroyed, so they sold them and a few were converted into houses, well they already pretty much had houses built into them.
I was thinking about buying one to live in, I think you got over 20,000 square feet of living space not counting the command centers and other underground buildings that could be converted into something cool, plus some people used the actual missile silos for stuff like storage.
It was all really well insulated with 15 or so feet of concrete, so your heating and cooling bills would be very low.
I remember one of them sold for around $60,000 dollars, and I think they cost $40 million to build, or $80 million I can’t remember.
I thought it was a bargain, at the time,
I just looked it up, the Titan 1 sites had 45,000+ square feet, they guy wants 1.8 million for it now, hopefully he did some improvements to it… I can’t remember if that’s the one that sold for $60,000
Here is the site:
- http://www.missilebases.com/properties/index.html
this was almost my house
http://www.missilebases.com/images/anntenasilom2.jpg
I was thinking about buying one to live in, I think you got over 20,000 square feet of living space not counting the command centers and other underground buildings that could be converted into something cool, plus some people used the actual missile silos for stuff like storage.
It was all really well insulated with 15 or so feet of concrete, so your heating and cooling bills would be very low.
I remember one of them sold for around $60,000 dollars, and I think they cost $40 million to build, or $80 million I can’t remember.
I thought it was a bargain, at the time,
I just looked it up, the Titan 1 sites had 45,000+ square feet, they guy wants 1.8 million for it now, hopefully he did some improvements to it… I can’t remember if that’s the one that sold for $60,000
Here is the site:
- http://www.missilebases.com/properties/index.html
this was almost my house
http://www.missilebases.com/images/anntenasilom2.jpg