The man who bought a nuclear bunker in Montana reveals how he turned it into a stunning underground home – and discovered 45,000 pounds of food in the basement.
Dean Anderson stars in a YouTube video made by documentary filmmaker Kirsten Dirksen. He bought a bunker in Paradise Valley, Montana, five years ago. This unusual dwelling contained enough food and medicine to last "several years"
A man has revealed how he bought a 1980s nuclear bunker for a 'good price' and 'had transformed into a stunning home in the mountains of Montana.
Dean Anderson stars in a YouTube video made by documentary filmmaker Kirsten Dirksen in which he talks about his unique real estate project. He explains that he fell in love with Paradise Valley, Montana, while fishing in the area five years ago years, but that the whole property was too expensive.
However, after conducting an extensive search, he came across a man who was selling an idle bunker at a reasonable price and scooped it up.
A man has revealed how he bought a 1980s nuclear bunker for a 'good price' and 'had transformed into a stunning home in the mountains of Montana.
Dean Anderson stars in a YouTube video made by documentary filmmaker Kirsten Dirksen in which he talks about his unique real estate project. He explains that he fell in love with Paradise Valley, Montana, while fishing in the area five years ago years, but that the whole property was too expensive.
However, after conducting an extensive search, he came across a man who was selling an idle bunker at a reasonable price and scooped it up.
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