The $18 Million Dollar Underground Mansion in Vegas

The bizarre house, on the market for $18 million, was not exactly built to resist an atom bomb attack, but it is unique in that it was built underground. On its 15,000 square feet below ground, the house has a very "I might be in a 1970s sitcom" feel. The bunker has a swimming pool, trees, grass, a dance floor, sauna, two hot tubs, a four-hole putting green and painted murals that give it an artificial appearance of nature. It is even possible to adjust the lights on the ceiling so that they look like stars twinkling in the night sky. Two miles from the Las Vegas strip, an ordinary-looking house sits atop a 15,000-square-foot bomb shelter. Landscaping was done with rocks from the original builder's Colorado home. A massive 18 million dollar doomsday bunker abode, this 5,000 square foot home is decorated in full 1970s style with murals. This video will bring you inside!

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Written by: Wilder Weir
Narrated by: Wilder Weir
Edited by: M.A.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 INTRO
00:14 Doomsday Mansion
00:51 ODD DECOR
01:58 UNDERGROUND
02:46 AMENITIES
03:17 HISTORY
04:26 NEW ADDITIONS
05:29 ENTERTAINMENT
05:51 BUNKERS ARE BOOMING
07:37 BYE-BYE