Behind the doors of this quaint cottage is a luxurious three-story house that hides a secret underground “in” in the basement.
Hidden in a side street in western Sydney, Glebe House looks modest from the outside and integrates with its surroundings.
However, once guests pass through the doors, they enter a luxurious living room with a stone fireplace, chandeliers, and an angled staircase with a small “open” sign leading downstairs.
Behind the doors of this cozy cottage is a three-story private house that hides a secret underground “in” in the basement.
But as soon as guests walk through the door, they’re greeted by a luxurious living room with a stone fireplace, chandeliers, and an angled staircase with a small “open” sign that leads them downstairs.
Dubbed the “James Bond retreat”, the underground bunker is surrounded by leather, wood and stone walls, a black glass-paneled ceiling and wooden beams.
It also features a projection screen, ceiling speakers, a stylish built-in bar, leather-trimmed seating, bookshelves, a gas fireplace, and a large adjoining living room.
On the other side is a small corridor that leads through the black and brass powder bath with an open shower to the sunny courtyard of the house.
Dubbed the “James Bond-style retreat”, the underground bunker is surrounded by leather, wood and stone walls, a black glass paneled ceiling and wooden beams.
Upstairs, the living room features a stone fireplace, exposed brick wall, stately crystal chandelier, and the kitchen features a retro-style Smeg stove and black marble back wall.
Upstairs is a bright dining room, a retro-style Smeg stove and a loft kitchen with a black marble back wall.
There is also a small balcony outside the kitchen and two bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and skylights above them.
The two-bedroom, two-bathroom home is on the market with a price guide of $1.4 million after it first sold for $1,105 million in 2015.
Source: Daily Mail
