A shuttered Canadian NATO satellite spy station in Nova Scotia on four acres in a forested mountainside is for sale for $1.4 million.
The facility, about a 75-minute drive from Halifax, was built in 1983 and then shut down in 2006, The (Halifax) Chronicle-Herald reported Wednesday.
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A private paved road leads to a double-gated security fence and guardhouse. The 10,000-square-foot building contains a sterile biotech laboratory, a workshop, living quarters, a kitchen, laundry room and four sleeping quarters, Kimber said.
It also has backup power generators and a very large, golf ball-shaped satellite cover."Somebody might want to have their own television station," Kinber said. "It's got a satellite dish that's got digital broadband. There's a bunch of different uses for it."
Oh, boy! I think I may have found the perfect spot! Who wants to chip in to form a high-tech, mid-twentieth century post-crisis collective?
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Lovely spot! Save me a bunk - somebody is going to have to do the grunt work!
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You got it, ffeine.....and you're right. Not only is it self-sustaining in a way that would ensure continued NV access even after the breakdown of civilization, but it's scenic there, too.
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Can you imagine the seclusion. If only I had the cash...
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Dude, any cash I have is going towards my attempts to buy it. Although, maybe 10 000 sq feet is enough for two people to feel utterly secluded. Waddya say?
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Sounds good to me. I'm thinking my ability to take advantage of Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) lending might come in handy.
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