Missouri doomsday BUNKER complete with its own 80ft antenna tower hits the market for $300,000

A doomsday bunker complete with its own 80ft antenna tower has hit the market for just under $300,000.

Located in the rolling landscape of south-central Missouri Ozarks, the three-bedroom property offers two bathrooms, 1,250 square feet of living space and 2.4 acres of land.

The custom-built 'underground prepper bunker' is perfect for those worried about any potential future disasters as it also boasts a whole host of features for ultimate self-sufficient living.

These include a spring-fed creek, 500-gallon liquid propane gas tank 80-foot antenna tower and even its very own fruit trees to ensure a plentiful supply of food sources in case judgment day hits.

A doomsday bunker, which is located in the rolling landscape of south-central Missouri Ozarks, has hit the market for just under $300,000 

The three-bedroom property offers two bathrooms, 1,250 square feet of living space and 2.4 acres of land. 

Other highlights of the bunker include a spacious kitchen, large pantry and full-size laundry room which is also great for storage 

Other highlights of the bunker include a spacious kitchen, large pantry and full-size laundry room which is also great for storage. 

It is equipped with fresh air intake, central heat pump, full-size shower and tub and regular toilets rather than composting outlets.

Elsewhere on the property are two lawn and garden sheds as well as a 1,250-square-foot shop building. 

The property, which is located near the quaint community of Mountain Grove, Missouri, is fully fenced and includes a secure gate and security system.

'Secure, yet comfortable,' reads the listing. 'The bunker was designed to be inviting, comfortable, and warm.    

'The area has a lot of like-minded people. There are unlimited bartering opportunities close by with dairy and cattle farms one mile away. Many people sell fresh milk and eggs.'

The owner of the home, who wanted to remain unidentified, built the property over a decade ago.

He has since shared with FOX 2: 'It's a complicated build, and I did most of the work myself so I could keep people out of it.

The custom-built 'underground prepper bunker' is perfect for those worried about any potential future disasters as it also boasts a whole host of features for ultimate self-sufficient living 

It is equipped with fresh air intake, central heat pump, full-size shower and tub and regular toilets rather than composting outlets 

'I built this in order to bring in as many people as I can, in case something happened, but it's too much for me to maintain.

'It's a completely sealed house. It's a special unit that warms the air up in the house and pulls the stale air out. I have fresh air intake that completely filters out the air.

'It's concrete and custom-made. It's not like living in a submarine. It's very comfortable and has full-sized ceilings and stuff.'

He added: 'There's a base of an antenna that hooks to a unit within the home and brings the signal inside the house.

'It's an underground bunker [and] when you look at the bunker market, it's half the price of those steel-can bunkers.

The property, which is located near the quaint community of Mountain Grove, Missouri, is fully fenced and includes a secure gate and security system 

It boasts a spring-fed creek, 500-gallon liquid propane gas tank 80-foot antenna tower and even its very own fruit trees to ensure a plentiful supply of food sources in case judgment day hits 

'I noticed probably 35 years ago we were losing our freedoms very quickly. They were taking huge hunks of our freedoms away, and I saw it was going downhill, and nobody was opposing it. 

'This area is really one of the best for places like this. I did research on all the little things that might happen if everything went sideways, and the Ozarks is the best, because there are no nuclear power plants or ocean. 

'It's more or less protected [and] the people are top-notch.

'Anybody who is looking at getting into a bunker - they have a lot of prep work, and this is already done.'