Inside the eerie nuclear bunker that has an airlock and crucial internet access

The entrance to the nuclear bunker in Amsterdam which was originally a sewage pumping station (Picture: Property Noord/Cover Media)

It’s a eerie reminder of the tense years at the height of the Cold War – and for £245,000 it could be yours.

Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the nuclear bunker was originally built as a sewage pumping station before being converted into a fallout shelter in 1960.

The structure, on Postjeskade in the Baarsjes neighbourhood, is 55sqm and features an airlock, 30cm thick concrete walls, electricity, water and – crucially – internet access.

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