The Cold War-era relic can fit up to 1,000 bottles.
The farmhouse-inspired property, originally built in 1952, is currently occupied by Ohio native Rita DeLeone. DeLeone has made significant updates to the home during her ownership, including a rebuild of the main house in 2012, designed by renowned architect Marc Appleton. She’s also added a new pool and spa to the estate that also features a bocce ball court, batting cage and ample lawn space.
The previously mentioned wine cave is its own structure, able to hold over 1,000 bottles. The former fallout shelter was built into a rock formation and when DeLone chose to renovate her estate 10 years ago, she made the decision to preserve the bunker and transform it into a wine storage area. Come the apocalypse, we could certainly think of worse places to hide out.
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