If you're in the market for a massive Cold War-era underground nuclear bunker, look no further

What the complex lacks in curb appeal, it makes up for in indestructibility.

This inconspicuous door leads to the bunker, which is situated on 3.74 acres of land.

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There are plenty of long hallways like this one.

A lot of rooms look like this.

Some hallways have red carpet to match the red paint.

Here's a partially furnished lounge room.

The bunker features apocalypse-proof cans of food, to sustain life deep into the end times.

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The bunker contains all the essentials for survival. For the British who built and outfitted the bunker, that includes tea.

To give you some idea of the size of the bunker, this is just one of the dormitories. The bunker features two dormitories with 236 beds.

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As the bunker was designed for high-level government and legal professionals, it is equipped with a broadcast room to transmit important information even from a state of deep lock-down.

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No doomsday structure would be complete without a control room. From here, all exterior doors can be remotely controlled.

Behind this serious looking door are the vital air-filtering mechanisms that keep potentially contaminated air out, and breathable air in.

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This hefty generator can support the bunker for 30 days.

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