![]() It had a kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and a living space at one time. That space is where the military staff would have worked and lived on site. The silo is roughly 50 feet wide and is adjacent, via an underground tube, to the command centers, Mike explains. The missile silo is about 180 feet deep and is filled with about 100 feet of groundwater. Watch: Hey You Guys! Iconic Oregon Home Featured in 'The Goonies' Is for Sale The government decommissioned all Atlas-F missile sites in 1965. It is one of only 72 in the country-all of which are found in clusters of 12 in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and New York. “He just thought this would be something really unique but never really had the time or energy or desire to do much with it.”Ī door and a staircase lead to one of 12 former Atlas-F missile sites in the state. The homeowner is "just a collector, and was more of a novelty purchase,” Mike says. This 5.5-acre property, about 15 minutes from Lincoln, is in rough shape, hence its list price of just $250,000. ![]() ![]() Purple Sky Productions 'Novelty purchase' ![]() The owner had spent about three or four years just clearing it and had made it into a little retreat." Exterior "He has made several videos about it," says Mike of the online personality. With an offer already pending after only about a week on the market, this silo is getting an explosive amount of attention-much like the previous silo, which was sold in 12 days to a YouTube influencer. ![]()
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