15 meters deep underground in 4 levels, not just a 15 meters long tunnel.
WillAdams 7 hours ago|
>1,300 square feet of underground space, including tunnels and storage rooms - and even a hand-built railway.
traxler 8 hours ago||
This misses the most important question.
Why is it for sale?
conductr 7 hours ago||
Says it’s vacant. Says guy started in the 80s. Going to deduce he is/was older and moving on for any number of normal reasons. Why is the reason so important?
b3lvedere 8 hours ago|||
Looking at the pictures, my best guess is that the maintenance has been an issue for some time.
werdnapk 9 hours ago||
So you just go digging under neighbours properties? What about underground infrastructure?
Sharlin 9 hours ago||
I don’t think it extends beyond property limits.
contingencies 5 hours ago||
128sqm below ground level is merely similar to a relatively small apartment: not a lot of area. I think you could get more genuinely usable area from renovating a garage in many cases. That's partly because it's more likely to have fresh air, light, and both level and long item (eg. furniture) access. Not to mention ceiling height and structural stability.
phendrenad2 7 hours ago||
Some people really love tunnels. Personally I always wanted a house with two basements. Or maybe more. Probably inspired by the 2002 movie Resident Evil.
Archit3ch 8 hours ago||
15 meters is a tragedy. 15 million is a statistic.
dyauspitr 8 hours ago||
15m is… almost nothing?
wackget 4 hours ago||
By all means, show us the endless network of cavernous tunnels you've hand-dug under your own home, then.
gpjt 5 hours ago|||
Depth, not length
dyauspitr 4 hours ago||
Ah that changes everything.
globular-toast 7 hours ago||
15 metres? Given that your average two storey house is much less than 10m tall in total I wouldn't say 15m is "nothing".
dyauspitr 6 hours ago||
I mean that’s a hallway not a “subterranean network”.
Simulacra 8 hours ago||
It's got a lot of interesting qualities, but it looks like a dungeon… Not quite put the lotion in the basket type.. but close.