A home with a camouflaged bunker and an underground cave system has gone on sale for $1.75m.
Set on a sprawling 32-acre estate, the homestead includes a stylish modern bungalow, a spacious garage and a utility shed.
But the real surprise can be found nestled in the woods.
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On the property’s grounds, concealed among the brambles, is a camouflage-painted bunker – offering discreet protection and complete privacy, as reported by Luxury Property News.
And beneath the surface there is an incredible 60,000 sq ft cave system.
The hidden complex features private caverns, fortified entry points sealed with over 10 tons of steel, soaring ceilings up to 30 feet high, a built-in generator, and a continuous natural spring water system flowing 24/7, 365 days a year.
It could be used as a secure refuge, exclusive retreat, underground venue, or income-generating asset, according to the listing.
Its description reads: “This is more than a homestead, it is an opportunity to own something truly rare.
“This property is offered fully-furnished with equipment.
“The property is 90% fenced – cattle-ready with rolling hills and a perfect mixture of pasture and mature woods including a chicken coop, shooting lodge, shooting range, water storage system and solar-ready setup.”
The main residence is also stunning, with a fully furnished open-plan kitchen and living area.
Built in 2025, the kitchen showcases crisp white cabinets, gleaming granite countertops and high-end stainless steel appliances.
The two bathrooms are elegantly styled in white and accented with luxurious dolomite Italian marble, black fixtures, and minimalist mirrors.
The two bedrooms are intentionally simple, providing a blank canvas for new owners to personalise and make their own.
Outside, the detached garage could be used as a workshop, storage shed, or hobby space.
The homestead, located in Shelbyville, Tennessee, US, is listed for sale at $1.75m with Darin Hasty of RealTracs.
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