A World War II bunker in England with four-foot-thick walls has been transformed into a £650,000 two-bedroom home with a rooftop terrace and modern interiors
- PC: SunA World War II bunker in Oxfordshire, England, has been transformed into a two-bedroom home with a rooftop terrace, skylights and modern interiors, despite originally having four-foot-thick walls and no windows.
- According to The Sun, known as The Bunker, the former RAF shelter near Bicester was converted in 2014 and listed for sale for £650,000 in April 2026.
- The property retains its original red-brick exterior and features such as earth mounds that once offered protection against blasts.
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- PC: SunA World War II bunker in Oxfordshire, England, has been transformed into a two-bedroom home with a rooftop terrace, skylights and modern interiors, despite originally having four-foot-thick walls and no windows.
- According to The Sun, known as The Bunker, the former RAF shelter near Bicester was converted in 2014 and listed for sale for £650,000 in April 2026.
- The property retains its original red-brick exterior and features such as earth mounds that once offered protection against blasts.
Sources: Times of India