Underground nuclear BUNKER built during the Cold War goes on sale for £25,000 amid war in Ukraine

AN UNDERGROUND nuclear BUNKER built during the Cold War has gone on sale for £25,000.

The safety unit, located five metres under the ground, was built in 1961 in Brundall, Norfolk - and could now be yours.

Built during the nuclear threat era, the special bunker is fitted with a special earth bonding system to protect against electro-magnetic pulse from nuclear detonations.

In the 1960s, each of the 1,560 bunkers created cost the equivalent of an average terrace house to build.

But now this mint condition unit could be yours for £25,000.

Each bunker fits three people - who would have historically measured and monitored radiation levels if a nuclear attack happened.

And in 1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union, workers stopped using the bunkers for weekly training.

But with the current war in Ukraine and Russia's threatening invasion, the protected accommodation is now up for sale.

This bunker - unlike others from the era - hasn't flooded or been vandalised, leaving it in great shape for any potential buyers.

Built to standard government design, it's comprised of a solid piece of steel-reinforced concrete five metres below ground level.