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Mountain View’s unique ‘underground’ house is on the market

ROBBINS | One of Scott County’s most unique homes is on the market.

Known locally as “the underground house,” the bunker-style home on Mountain View Road is listed for $224,900 by East Tennessee Realtors.

The home is being marketed as a “rare earth-sheltered, bunker-style home.” It is a two-bedroom, two-bath home totaling 1,449 square feet. It is situated on 8.2 acres and includes a detached two-car garage.

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The home, located at 1803 Mountain View Road in Robbins, was originally built in 1977. It is currently owned by Victor Martin, of Wildwood, Fla., according to property tax records. The realtor’s listing indicates that the home was designed and built by the seller’s father.

While the home is covered by earth, it features concrete block walls and a steel-reinforced concrete ceiling.

The home has been listed for nearly two months. According to the listing, it needs repairs and updating.

Ben Garrett
Ben Garretthttp://independentherald.net
Ben Garrett has served as editor of the Independent Herald since 2004. He began his journalism career as an outdoors columnist and high school sportswriter.
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ROBBINS | One of Scott County’s most unique homes is on the market.

Known locally as “the underground house,” the bunker-style home on Mountain View Road is listed for $224,900 by East Tennessee Realtors.

The home is being marketed as a “rare earth-sheltered, bunker-style home.” It is a two-bedroom, two-bath home totaling 1,449 square feet. It is situated on 8.2 acres and includes a detached two-car garage.

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The home, located at 1803 Mountain View Road in Robbins, was originally built in 1977. It is currently owned by Victor Martin, of Wildwood, Fla., according to property tax records. The realtor’s listing indicates that the home was designed and built by the seller’s father.

While the home is covered by earth, it features concrete block walls and a steel-reinforced concrete ceiling.

The home has been listed for nearly two months. According to the listing, it needs repairs and updating.

Ben Garrett
Ben Garretthttp://independentherald.net
Ben Garrett has served as editor of the Independent Herald since 2004. He began his journalism career as an outdoors columnist and high school sportswriter.
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