This bunker 14ft underground on sale for £35k makes the perfect self-isolation hideout

A BUNKER 14ft underground is for sale as the ultimate self-isolation hideout.

The Cold War reinforced concrete shelter was built to survive a nuclear bomb and is big enough for two adults.

This 14ft underground bunker is expected to sell for £35,000Credit: Neil Hope - The Sun

For roughly £35,000 buyers can isolate themselves away from civilisation beneath a field near St Agnes, Cornwall.

But before moving in the survival shelter, which has been abandoned for 30 years, needs a lick of paint and some restoration.

It still has the original 1961 bunk bed and chemical loo which would have been used by volunteers of the Royal Observation Corps.

During the Cold War it was part of a network of 1563 observation posts across Britain - ready to monitor the fallout from a nuclear attack.

It was equipped with supplies so nuclear war survivors could stay alive for months.

Those inside have just a radio and telephone to communicate with other bunkers and the outside world.

The bunker is accessed by lifting a heavy metal hatch which gives way to a 14ft ladder down into a small roomCredit: Neil Hope - The Sun

There are two ancient bunk beds still inside the hideoutCredit: Neil Hope - The Sun

Since 1991 the bunker has laid abandoned and is up for auction in February.

It is accessed by lifting a heavy metal hatch which gives way to a 14ft ladder down into a small room.

Adam Cook, director of Auction House Devon and Cornwall, told The Sun: "This is a former Royal Observation Corps lookout station. Also known as a nuclear bunker, it acted as a Cold War observation point which was opened in 1961 and decommissioned in 1991.

"It's historic stuff, there's a couple of old bunk beds down there and a small chemical toilet, it's a small piece of British history.

"We have had a lot of interest in it from lots of people who presumably want to use it as their own Covid-secure hideout."