Man Renovates Decommissioned Missile Silo Into Delightful Airbnb, Attracts “Swingers”
“I’m not a full doomsday prepper, but I like the idea of being prepared for the unknown.” Doomsdairbnb A man in Arkansas turned a decommissioned missile silo into a lavish short-term rental property. But whether it was a wise long-term investment remains to be seen. As owner GT Hill tells Business Insider, he bought the silo for $90,000 in 2010, and then spent a whopping $800,000 over ten years to convert the space into a unique rental experience. “Probably 20 percent of my interest was in the doomsday prepper aspect or the idea of preparing to survive in the case of a catastrophe,” Hill wrote. “I’m not a full doomsday prepper, but I like the idea of being prepared for the unknown, including having food storage and some survival skills.” The end product, dubbed Titan II, is a 3500-square-foot living space located in the middle of a 200-acre ranch and 150 feet below the ground. Hill says it’s already hosted famous YouTubers, bands, birthday parties, and “even some swingers.” And in case the end of the …