Fascinating mansion built in missile silo

The Subterra Castle Airbnb, located in rural Wabaunsee County, Kansas, was built on the site of a 65-year-old nuclear missile silo.

According to the Daily Mail, Subterra Castle Airbnb opened for business 6 months ago and is available for rent on the room-sharing site Airbnb for $140/night.

The idea of ​​putting the underground mansion Subterra on Airbnb was proposed by Matthew Fulkerson, 37 years old - a neighbor of the owner of this mansion - who has lived here since 1994.

Matthew Fulkerson and his wife pose inside the Subterra Airbnb.

Matthew Fulkerson started Subterra on Airbnb six months ago.

Airbnb is an online short-term rental platform with individually owned rooms.

In addition to a master bedroom, tenants have access to a kitchen, private bathroom, laundry facilities and a fireplace.

According to information posted on Airbnb, this mansion has a usable basement area of ​​nearly 1,700 square meters.

The view outside the house.

The control room of the bunker was once a nuclear missile launch site.

The living room of the house.

The surrounding area also has a lake and lawn.

However, Fulkerson also warned tenants that there are still "industrial" details in the house that can be "dangerous" if they are not careful.

Kitchen.

Bedroom.

Bathroom with Jacuzzi.

Gym area.

Entrance to the underground house.

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