LAS VEGAS, NV – Las Vegas’ infamous “Underground House” has been listed on the market this week, with the seller asking a cool $8.5 million for the extraordinarily unique and eccentric subterranean residence. Essentially a “doomsday bunker” located 26 feet underground – with a 2,300 square-foot, two-bedroom house located above-ground that serves as a gateway to entering the underground house – the property was originally built in 1978 by Avon cosmetics executive and subterranean living enthusiast Jerry Henderson and architect Jay Swayze. The one-of-a-kind dwelling originally cost $10 million to build, and is situated within a 15,000 square-foot steel-reinforced concrete bunker. Despite…
LAS VEGAS, NV – Las Vegas’ infamous “Underground House” – a “doomsday bunker” built 26 feet underground in 1978 by Avon cosmetics executive and subterranean living enthusiast Jerry Henderson – is still languishing on the market since it was first listed in 2019 for $18 million. However, the asking price has recently been lowered due to the lack of takers, with the seller now asking just $5.9 million for the one-of-a-kind dwelling. The 5,000 square-foot underground house originally cost $10 million to build, and is situated within a 15,000 square-foot steel-reinforced concrete bunker. Despite its intended purpose being to survive a potential nuclear…
LAS VEGAS, NV – The infamous “Underground House” of Las Vegas, a “doomsday bunker” built in 1978 by Avon cosmetics executive and subterranean living enthusiast Jerry Henderson, made headlines last year when it was put on the market. The one-of-a-kind dwelling, located 26 feet under the soil of Southern Nevada, is still on the market for a whopping $18 million, according to recent reports. Originally costing $10 million to construct, the 5,000-square-foot underground house – situated within a 15,000-square-foot steel-reinforced concrete bunker – is an elegant construct that features numerous amenities, including a pool, terraces, and a waterfall. The look and…
