Sorry, you're still losing me. I have considered this. It's a value add. The fact that the house is still normal is completely relevant because if you didn't want to use the bunker you could just close the door and never see it. Or use it as storage. I mean, you realize this is underground, right? It doesn't detract from the property in any way, shape or form. I'm not talking about burying a school bus here. I want a real bunker.
How lame would you have to be to not want a bunker of your options were having one or not?
Oh I think I made it clear I wouldn’t buy a house with a bunker. I don’t think that makes me lame at all.
You’re welcome to continue to name call me and ignore my advice of doing actual due diligence of research in lieu of only your opinion- no skin off my back.
Oh I think I made it clear I wouldn’t buy a house with a bunker. I don’t think that makes me lame at all.
You’re welcome to continue to name call me and ignore my advice of doing actual due diligence of research in lieu of only your opinion- no skin off my back.
There's really nothing technically unfeasible about it. Just a matter of how much he wants to spend.
That's why I mentioned an unlimited budget. It's not something the average person can pull off, but Silver isn't the average person. I'm really hoping he can do it.
That's why I mentioned an unlimited budget. It's not something the average person can pull off, but Silver isn't the average person. I'm really hoping he can do it.
And I'm hoping we can watch!
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When people were buying, or trying to buy sea cans during the height of the pandemic and then getting ripped off or scammed, I did wonder how many of those were for some romanticized notion of a bunker
That light-hearted music and movie paraphernalia really gives that whole thing a hipster vibe, as opposed to the serial killer/dangerous redneck vibe inherent in a project like that.
Oh I think I made it clear I wouldn’t buy a house with a bunker. I don’t think that makes me lame at all.
You’re welcome to continue to name call me and ignore my advice of doing actual due diligence of research in lieu of only your opinion- no skin off my back.
I just don’t get the sassy and defensivenes
The more I think about it the more I'd hope that if he were to build a bunker and then sell his house...I wouldnt disclose it.
Maybe have a hidden entrance by the alleyway or something so you could sneak into your bunker from time to time without the new owners knowing?
And definitely have a camera over the entrance for the day they inevitably find it so you can record what would surely have to be the world's best genuine 'WT actual F??' face.
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One permitting thing to consider would be you aren’t allowed structures in your front yard even on the land you own. I’m not sure how that works with your plan being below grade.
You could also make it non-habitable and less than 10 square meters to avoid permitting but because it’s underground that might not apply.
Is your goal to have a separate entrance from your house? I think an external entrance likely won’t pass building codes and given where you live if you decided to try to get a variance some NIMBY will stop you. So I think you need an under ground tunnel. But if is a bomb shelter you probably want a second egress which you would build in secret like the lost hatch.
