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Steven Seagal Relists Arizona Home With Price Cut
The action star Steven Seagal is once again looking to unload his action-packed Scottsdale, AZ, home. The actor and martial artist is now asking $3.5 million, a karate chop off the price from 2019, when it was available for $3,775,000.
Apparently the star of “Hard to Kill” is having a hard time selling the place.
Seagal purchased the desert hideaway—which features such tough-guy amenities as bulletproof glass—in 2010 for $3.5 million.
It’s been on and off the market since 2012 for as much as $4.25 million, and Seagal stands to break just about even should he receive his latest asking price.
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Located in a guard-gated community, the Beringer custom home is set behind gates and built into a hillside lot on just under 12 acres.
The estate takes in expansive views of Desert Mountain and the surrounding valley, through walls of glass and multiple outdoor spaces. It was built in 2001, and the construction is a mix of natural stone, glass, and copper elements.
It’s guarded by two samurai statues at the front door, and the layout of almost 9,000 square feet offers five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, including a guesthouse with a full kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and living area.
It has a home theater, formal dining room, and living room, and the island kitchen comes with bar seating, stainless-steel appliances, and dark cabinetry. The eating area adjoins a family room with a flat-screen TV and a fireplace.
In addition, the layout includes several flexible spaces for a gym, office, or more guest rooms. A master bedroom features a private balcony and fireplace. The connected en suite bathroom, with dual sinks, includes the dramatic combination of a marble tub and what appears to be a fire feature.
The desert-landscaped grounds include an infinity pool and spa and a barbecue area, and is in close proximity to six Jack Nicklaus Signature-designed golf courses. The property also includes a three-car garage.
In addition to listing his desert digs, the movie star struggled to find a buyer for a 12-acre estate in Tennessee, which he last listed in 2017, and eventually sold for a loss.
He has also reportedly owned homes in Los Angeles and Louisiana, according to the New York Post. The actor, who was reportedly granted Russian citizenship by Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, may also have a home in Russia as well, the Post notes.
Seagal made an impact in the 1990s, in such action movies as “Under Siege,” “Above the Law,” and “Marked for Death.
” The black belt in aikido also starred in a reality TV show,“Steven Seagal: Lawman,” which was set both in Louisiana and in Arizona, and followed his work as a real-life deputy.
Julianna Eriksen with Engel & Volkers Scottsdale holds the listing.
Steven Seagal lists his $3.4m bulletproof mansion in the desert
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A bulletproof home in the desert is usually the stuff of James Bond villains or doomsday preppers. However, American actor, screenwriter and martial artist Steven Seagal's mansion is exactly that.
The star has just listed the sprawling estate in Scottsdale, Arizona for $3.4 million (£2.4m), offering us a peek through the keyhole of this curious, fortress-like property. Click or scroll on to uncover the secrets of the actor's clandestine compound...
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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Nestled in the rugged shrublands of the Sonoran Desert in Scottsdale, the low-profile property is tucked into the hillside, making it almost invisible from the roads above. The perfect private spot for the star to escape the limelight, the residence, which is listed with Engel & Völkers, sits within the gated community of Carefree Ranch Homesteads.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
Purchased by Seagal in 2010 for $3.5 million (£2.5m), the remote estate encompasses just under 12 acres of desert.
Its elevated position, perched 3,000 feet above sea level, offers up no end of awe-inspiring views from the property, extending across the valley and over the exclusive enclave of Desert Mountain.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
Inside, the residence is decked out with rustic stone columns, copper detailing and neutral hues, however, it's those vast walls of glass that are the defining feature of the contemporary mansion. Remarkably, the floor-to-ceiling glazing that's visible throughout the property is completely bulletproof – a fitting touch for the action movie veteran, who's no stranger to an on-screen shoot-out.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
The jaw-dropping estate spreads across a generous 9,000 square feet of accommodation, including a total of five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms and a guesthouse.
Airy, open living spaces pepper the interior – the main kitchen flows seamlessly into a lounge and dining zone for a bright and sociable feel.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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Sleek and stylish, the kitchen features contemporary dark wood cabinetry, state-of-the-art appliances, an enormous fridge-freezer, a walk-in pantry and a breakfast bar. Seagal has tried to shift the modern residence more than a few times over the past few years, and the property was previously listed for just shy of $3.8 million (£2.7m) in 2019.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
Throughout the living spaces, the rolling desert landscape takes centre stage – the custom-built home's design has been carefully planned to celebrate the dramatic terrain. A breathtaking dinner party backdrop, this informal dining nook frames the unparalleled vistas to perfection.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
At the heart of the home, the two-storey atrium is an architectural marvel. Characterful stone pillars are interspersed with swathes of glass that blur into skylights, drawing the great outdoors inside. If the home's extensive walls of bulletproof glazing look like a privacy concern fear not, because the glass is actually tinted to keep out prying eyes.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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The bright, neutral bedrooms feature more of that signature rustic stone, plus walk-in wardrobes and plenty of space to relax and unwind. Most of the sleeping zones also include sweeping balconies that look out across the cacti and desert shrublands – an idyllic vantage point to watch the sunset.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
Even the bathrooms haven't been overlooked in Seagal's statement home.
This impressive spa-like space includes a stone-clad bathtub set against a dramatic marble feature wall that resembles ribbons of molten lava. His-and-hers sinks and built-in cabinetry complete the luxurious scheme.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
Stephen Garner / Engel & Völkers
Rather appropriately for the action film legend, who's starred in classics like Hard to Kill and Under Siege, and most recently the 2019 mobster flick Beyond the Law, the mansion also includes a plush private movie theatre. With three tiered rows of cushioned seats, there would've been plenty of space for Seagal to host movie marathons with his A-list friends.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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As well as the four sizeable bedrooms in the main house, the luxury desert estate also includes a one-bedroom guesthouse for putting up visitors in style.
The self-contained apartment features a full kitchen, a lounge and a plush suite for slumbering.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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Outside, the sprawling mansion is flanked by scenic stone terraces that extend out from most of the main living areas. This covered patio is a picturesque place for alfresco dining, with its jaw-dropping views down into the valley, not to mention the historic statues standing guard, which would certainly make a unique talking point.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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However, the home's pièce de résistance has to be this incredible deck, complete with an outdoor kitchen and an infinity-edge pool that seems to blur into the desert terrain like a mirage. Sliding glass doors allow the main lounge to spill out onto the terrace, creating the ideal indoor-outdoor living space for the arid Arizona climate.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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Elsewhere, there's also a hot tub set into the stone patio – perfect for unwinding after a long day exploring the desert. Seagal's mansion also comes with membership to the nearby Desert Mountain Club, which includes access to its six championship-level Jack Nicklaus Signature golf courses.
Steven Seagal's bulletproof Arizona compound
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A three-car garage offers ample space to store prized vehicles, while entry to the complex is through guarded gates, ensuring the idyllic spot is super-secure too. We can't imagine why Seagal would want to leave this luxurious desert fortress!
Read on to tour the most impenetrable homes on the planet, from a nuclear bomb-proof mansion to a missile silo that's been converted into a stylish subterranean condo.
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Forget security cameras and impressive locks, these homeowners have gone above and beyond to protect their properties. These impregnable residences use the latest technology and defensive design to ensure they can withstand anything. Let's take a look through the reinforced steel doors...
Safe House, Warsaw, Poland
KWK Promes
Steven Siegel is far from the only homeowner to take his safety seriously. Described as the world’s first zombie-proof home, this slate-coloured fortress lies in Warsaw, Poland. Upon first impression, the property looks more like a giant art installation than a homely abode. The homeowners of this concrete cube wanted it to be as secure as possible – a brief that helped the architects define its unusual aesthetic.
Safe House, Warsaw, Poland
KWK Promes
Designed by KWK Promes, the exterior walls of the Safe House can cover every aperture to create a seamless box, closing the entire property off from the outside world should the need arise.
Concrete doors sit on hinges and can be opened to let the daylight in when the coast is clear. Surrounded by impenetrable concrete walls and a gate, any intruders that manage to get into the grounds will enter a restricted safety zone – the prime spot to unleash a surprise attack.
Safe House, Warsaw, Poland
KWK Promes
The safety zone is policed by a clever retractable drawbridge that can be lowered to allow entry. When raised, the bridge forms part of the property's tough outer shell. The nifty device also offers direct access to the roof, offering the ideal means of escape. The home's exterior façade can even be removed to create a sealed courtyard or a fortified wall to surround the entire property and its grounds.
Safe House, Warsaw, Poland
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Other moveable elements include large shutters that range up to more than 11 feet in length, giving an extra layer of protection to the home.
These security features are operated by built-in electronic engines that can be controlled from inside the safety of the house. The 27,000-square-foot estate also harbours a rather enviable swimming pool located in its very own pool house, as well as a rooftop terrace for a post-apocalypse party.
Beverly Hills mansion, California, USA
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Once on the market for just shy of $30 million (£21.6m), this luxurious mansion squirrelled away in one of America's most salubrious areas comes with a rather large secret. According to The Wall Street Journal, the house was built at the height of the Cold War by a cautious but flamboyant property developer who wanted a palace that could withstand a nuclear attack. As such it is said to have some interesting features…
Beverly Hills mansion, California, USA
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According to the WSJ report, the house was built with two bomb shelters, one in the house and one under the huge Grotto-style pool.
The idea was to use the water as a natural decontaminant should the A-bomb fall on California. Although the home's former listing agent, Jason Oppenheim, doesn’t know for sure that the pool shelter is still there, he believes that it is. The other has been turned into a living space during the most recent renovations.
Beverly Hills mansion, California, USA
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Built in 1953 by Hal Braxton Hayes, this 18,000-square-foot mega-mansion sits safely behind a security gate on over 2.15 acres of land. It’s been home to a plethora of stars over the years including Elizabeth Taylor, and the musician Prince, who performed there live and notoriously painted the house in purple stripes.
Beverly Hills mansion, California, USA
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With 10 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, holing up here is not going to be a problem for even the most demanding resident.
As well as a ballroom with a stripper pole, outdoor tennis courts, a four-car garage, and a gym, there is even a Tudor-style guesthouse included on the land, where your security team can hunker down.
Secure desert house, Arizona, USA
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This beautiful modern house in Canelo Hills of the San Rafael Valley was designed to meet a very distinct challenge: it had to be impenetrable. With concrete walls measuring 18 inches thick, the structure is a solid as a rock and can be locked up like a fortress thanks to the hefty steel doors on either side that form the only ways into the house.
Secure desert house, Arizona, USA
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Named Casa Caldera, the spectacular home is hidden from the world thanks to the main building material ‘lava-crete’, which uses a pulverized red lava rock with water and cement.
Entirely self-sufficient, the house is cooled by the natural ventilation through the 'zaguan' – or 'inner courtyard' – and strategically placed windows, while log-burning stoves run on wood sourced from the surrounding land. The minimal electrical appliances are powered through solar power and there's a well on-site to provide fresh water.
Secure desert house, Arizona, USA
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As stylish as it is secure, the design by D U S T architects uses a central void between two separate living spaces as an inner courtyard that can be opened up to the gorgeous mountain views. An extended concrete porch unites the outdoor and indoor spaces and extends the floor plan on either side.
Secure desert house, Arizona, USA
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Stepping inside the house is sleek and minimal, letting the texture of the materials set the tone.
On one side, the house has a hand-built wooden kitchen and dining area, and on the other, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. The entire house is united under a beautiful wooden ceiling.
Survival Condo, Kansas, USA
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Once an Atlas nuclear missile silo built by the Army Corps of Engineers that has now been converted into an amazing home, the Survival Condo is located in rural Kansas and offers an impressive 20,000 square feet of secure underground space.
Survival Condo, Kansas, USA
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Extremely resilient, the silo is protected by two armoured doors, and its epoxy-hardened concrete walls are nine feet thick and can withstand a direct nuclear hit, as well as severe flooding and tornado winds. Should nuclear, biological or chemical gases be leaked inside, an air filtration system will protect residents.
Survival Condo, Kansas, USA
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Inside, the condo is a luxury underground home hiding unbelievable surprises, from rock climbing walls to snooker tables. The underground complex has all the necessary facilities needed to sustain 75 people for more than five years! There's even a hydroponic farm that produces fresh fruit and vegetables, while 75,000-gallon reserve tanks provide fresh drinking water. To provide residents with the illusion of the outdoors, virtual LED windows simulate attractive countryside scenes.
Survival Condo, Kansas, USA
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Leaving no stone unturned, the creators of this ultra-safe underground world have also installed a large swimming pool and a library stocked with thousands of books, plus a movie theatre and even a dog park for any four-legged friends. Condo prices start from $1.
5 million (£1.1m) for 920 square feet of space. If money is no object, opt for the $4.5 million (£3.2m) penthouse, offering 3,600 luxurious square feet. Each condo offers biometric keyless access, five years' worth of food, a 50-inch LED TV and a high-end kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
America's safest home, LA, USA
Sally Forster Jones Group
If we happen to find ourselves in Los Angeles during a zombie invasion, this next property will be our first port of call. It may look like any other swish Hollywood Hills mansion, but it's hiding some pretty covert features. Known as the SAFE House, this luxury family abode was once named America's safest home. Its former owners, Al and Lana Corbi, own Strategically Armored and Fortified Environments (SAFE), a company dedicated to making buildings truly impenetrable.
America's safest home, LA, USA
Sally Forster Jones Group
Using their own home to showcase their business offerings, the Corbis turned their home into a fortress that can withstand everything from invasions to a nuclear holocaust.
With the latest high-end technologies, the couple have made the building truly zombie-proof. From its wine cellar that doubles as an underground bunker to the vault-like doors that secure the pad, every scenario has been accounted for.
America's safest home, LA, USA
Sally Forster Jones Group
The house has bulletproof windows and a clever fog system that can be used to disorientate trespassers. To have ultimate control over their security, the couple installed monitoring screens covering all the access points in the property. The house also has a cinema and a gym – going into hiding never looked so tempting.
America's safest home, LA, USA
Sally Forster Jones Group
With nearly 8,000 square feet of interior space, elevators provide easy and secure access to all floors of the property. There are also two panic rooms and two ballistics-proof bedrooms to defend against every eventuality.
The fortress sits on one of the highest positions in Sunset Plaza, offering 360-degree views for miles around. Plus, with a rooftop helipad, you can make a quick getaway should the worst happen!
Concealed hideaway, New South Wales, Australia
Modscape
Uninvited guests would have a hard time getting inside this fortified home in Berry, Australia. The unassuming brick structure conceals a comfy and secure home. Visitors have to pass through a secret pivoting door in the brick wall and follow a timber-lined inner walkway to gain access to the hidden property.
Concealed hideaway, New South Wales, Australia
Modscape
Inside, the home features incredible double-height ceilings and warm wood flooring and walls. Built by Modscape, the incredible modular home was designed to be a secret haven from the outside world. You’ll even be safe after the energy supplies run out because the house runs on solar power and uses hydronic heating.
Concealed hideaway, New South Wales, Australia
Modscape
Hidden within the brick walls, the house offers a large open-plan living area and a music room. It’s even got a heated swimming pool so there’ll be no excuse to get out of shape even in lockdown.
Sky Castle, California, USA
Sotheby's International Realty
Located in the Hollywood Hills, this imposing 12,000-square-foot house is known locally as 'the fortress'. Musician Jed Leiber, who bought the house in 2012 for $7.2 million (£5.2m), overhauled the security and put it back on the market in 2017 for $50 million (£36m). With sweeping views over Los Angeles, the exterior of the modern-day castle is made of concrete, but the interior is even more impressive.
Sky Castle, California, USA
Sotheby's International Realty
Inside, 60-foot-high ceilings and towering glass windows make up an imposing entryway.
The whole property features cavernous rooms that have been finished in stone, concrete and steel plus it's also as safe as can be, with a number of security features that make it the ultimate billionaire bolthole.
Sky Castle, California, USA
Sotheby's International Realty
Individual rooms within the gated home require a fob to gain entry for the ultimate in privacy. The grand master suite not only features opulent dual master ensuite bathrooms but also has a safe room hidden behind a bulletproof door that slides down from the ceiling.
Sky Castle, California, USA
Sotheby's International Realty
If all this wasn't enough, the Bauhaus-style home, which was built in 1994, also features a whole host of luxury amenities including a chef's kitchen, seven-bedroom suites, a two-bedroom guesthouse, a large movie theatre and a gym.
Haile Sand Fort, Cleethorpes, UK
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Talk about an affordable hideout! Sold for $163,000 (£117k) in 2018, this First World War sea fort would make the most unique of hideouts. Positioned in the Humber Estuary off the coast of Lincolnshire in the UK, the historic property lies undetected from the shoreline, meaning no one would discover your whereabouts.
Haile Sand Fort, Cleethorpes, UK
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Known as Haile Sand Fort, the unique piece of naval history was built in 1919 to protect Britain’s east coast from a German invasion. The secure sea view property is made from 40,000 tons of concrete and steel, making it completely impenetrable.
Haile Sand Fort, Cleethorpes, UK
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A utilitarian structure, the building features a circular tower offering the perfect lookout point.
A balcony sits at sea level, offering means of escape via boat. While obtaining water and provisions may be tricky, the outside space offers a great spot for fishing and you could even set up a hydroponic garden to meet all your food needs.
Converted military base, LA, USA
Realtor
Another seemingly normal-looking property in Hollywood, this unique building was once a top-secret military base, used as a research facility for the atom bomb. Positioned on a hillside overlooking the Sunset Strip, the LA pad was constructed in 1941 as a Second World War air defence centre.
Converted military base, LA, USA
Realtor
In 2015, Hollywood mega-star Jared Leto purchased the converted property for a cool $5 million (£3.6m). Offering 53,000 square feet of interior space, the former military base has ten bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, so you and all your friends can carry on living comfortably come the apocalypse.
Converted military base, LA, USA
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The military compound would make the perfect hide-out during a zombie invasion, thanks to its disguised position inside a narrow canyon. Imposing gates and tall hedges enclose the home, and the grounds also feature a bomb shelter, 17 climate-controlled vaults, a helicopter landing pad and an underground parking garage.
Converted military base, LA, USA
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The former defense site, also known as the Lookout Mountain Laboratory, offers an industrial warehouse finish inside. There's a lagoon-style swimming pool, an art gallery and movie theatre, sound stage and a waterfall, making it the ideal luxury retreat for any type of disaster.
Vivos Europa One, Rothenstein, Germany
The Vivos Group
Dubbed 'the world's ultimate doomsday escape', Vivos Europa One will be one of the largest private shelters on earth when it's completed.
Located in Rothenstein, Germany, the survival bunker was the brainchild of Vivos CEO Robert Vicino.
Vivos Europa One, Rothenstein, Germany
The Vivos Group
Valued at $1.1 billion (£792m), the Vivos Europa One will lie inside a converted Cold War bunker that was carved out of solid bedrock. Positioned deep inside a limestone mountain, the shelter will be able to survive a close-range nuclear explosion, direct airline crash, severe flooding, earthquakes, and both biological and chemical attacks.
Vivos Europa One, Rothenstein, Germany
The Vivos Group
The elite Noah's Ark-like space will cover 227,904 square feet and is invitation-only. Each invitee is allocated up to 5,000 square feet of living space, but must fork out a hefty $5 million (£3.6m) for the privilege.
Vivos Europa One, Rothenstein, Germany
The Vivos Group
If you're considering it, your cash will give you access to a fully customisable living space modelled on the inside of a luxury yacht.
The interior will feature plenty of marble, leather and polished wood, as well as a private movie theatre and a gym. Communal spaces will include a sizable swimming pool and an underground garden, lit by simulated sunshine. If you're going to spend a zombie attack hiding, why not do it in style?
Clandestine cave home, Arkansas, USA
Realtor
It turns out that Arkansas is home to numerous zombie-proof properties! That's right, this craggy-looking cliff face is actually the façade of a clandestine cave home, built right into the rock face. It's definitely one for someone who wants to live off the beaten track...
Clandestine cave home, Arkansas, USA
Realtor
The one-of-a-kind property sits inside a 260-acre cavern, high up on a ledge overlooking the valley of Beckham Creek in the Ozark Mountains. The perfect luxury hideaway for an apocalypse or invasion, the pad is entirely hidden from the outside and sits so high up that no one would really know that the house is there.
Clandestine cave home, Arkansas, USA
Realtor
Inside, the home boasts a unique natural aesthetic, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The cave can sleep up to 16 people at any one time, offering the ideal space for you and your family to hide out. With almost 6,000 square feet of interior space, you'll never feel overcrowded in this luxury abode.
Clandestine cave home, Arkansas, USA
Realtor
As well as an indoor waterfall that's fed by an underground spring, the cave features a geothermal heating system, so you'll always have a supply of hot water! There is also a helicopter landing pad outside, so you and your friends can make a quick getaway should trouble find you! In 2017 the property sold for $2.8 million (£2m) and is now a luxury self-catering property.
Underground fortress, Arkansas, USA
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Located in Pottsville, Arkansas, this unusual property is sheltered by earth and lies completely underground. The clandestine house was hand-built by its owners, Lyle and Jeanette Ratzlaff, over the course of 18 years.
Underground fortress, Arkansas, USA
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Lyle constructed the secret home in his spare time, designing, engineering and building the entire structure himself – with help from his wife and children. In order to build the house underground, Lyle excavated a hillside using a hydraulic hammer, which took him just three days.
Underground fortress, Arkansas, USA
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After the hole was ready, Lyle spent the next few years designing a suitable structure, deciding on steel-reinforced concrete panels. Sitting at 16 feet tall, each panel has an impenetrable thickness of 16 inches, with electrical and plumbing components built in.
Underground fortress, Arkansas, USA
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The house also boasts a secret passageway, offering the ultimate escape route from a possible attack. A clandestine door leads to a mechanical cave, that could also double up as a panic room. The property's robust front door measures four feet wide, 10 feet tall and 11 inches thick and weighs almost 3,000 pounds. The door is secured with a keyless locking system, while a pinhole video camera monitors the exterior. Talk about secure!
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Bulletproof house with panoramic views of the Arizona desert landscape. It has four bedrooms, a gym, on the territory there is a panoramic pool and a picnic area
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American actor and director Steven Seagal has reduced the price of his estate in Arizona, which he has been selling since 2019, according to Realtor.
com, an American property search service.
In 2019, Segal put the house up for sale for $3.775 million, the price was reduced the other day, the publication notes. On the website of the agency Engel & Volkers Scottsdale, which is engaged in the implementation of the object, the estate is now valued at $ 3.395 million
Photo: Engel & Volkers Scottsdale
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The home is located on a 12-acre (approximately 4.85 hectares) property outside Scottsdale, Arizona, in the gated community of Carefree Ranch Homesteads.
Photo: Engel & Volkers Scottsdale
9,000 sq. ft (836 sq.m) built in 2001, it has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, a home theater, a gym area, a mini-office, several guest rooms.
Photo: Engel & Volkers Scottsdale
There is also a self-catering guest house on the property with all amenities. A distinctive feature of the house is panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows with bulletproof glass, which offer views of the picturesque mountain and desert landscapes of Arizona.
Photo: Engel & Volkers Scottsdale
The estate has a view pool, spa area and barbecue area, as well as a three-car garage.
Photo: Engel & Volkers Scottsdale
According to Realtor.com, Steven Seagal purchased this property in 2010 for $3.5 million. www.adv.rbc.ru
$3.5 million Steven Seagal house
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- Dining room
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Steven Seagal's House, located in Arizona, the area of which is 8450 square meters. The actor chose a fairly spacious place closer to nature, where there are open hills and wild vegetation. So, as an actor who is a follower of Buddhism, the mountains are the best place for meditation and reflection on the spiritual world.
Even Stephen, not only a famous actor, but also an excellent musician, a large area of land without neighbors, it is better not to come up with for creative people.
An interesting fact is that the actor's estate has 6 bathrooms and 4 bedrooms. The facade and walls of the house are mostly made of stone, despite this, the house is very cozy and made according to the latest fashion trends.
Living room
The living room in the actor's house is a combination of two natural materials, so stone columns throughout the house give an atmosphere of calmness, and environmentally friendly material is favorable for an environment where many children live. The wooden floor, in an interesting way, takes into account the elements of stone decoration, two different materials, wonderfully balancing the space.
A large rounded sofa, turned to the fireplace, this setting sets you up for a pleasant rest and cordial communication with your family.
The living room furniture is mostly in light warm colors, pillows and many other pieces of furniture are leopard-printed.
Kitchen
The cooking area is equipped with the latest appliances and the wooden surfaces of the kitchen furniture have a hint of milk chocolate. Spacious kitchen and spotlights give the kitchen a bright starry look. Kitchen work surfaces are made of light marble, natural stone goes well with the walls of the house.
Bathroom
Since there are six bathrooms in the house, let's consider one of them. Stone columns did not deprive this room of their presence, thus they emphasize the individuality and idea of the owners of the house. Light glossy tiles cover the floor in the bathroom and part of the wall, as well as a snow-white bath lined with it. Emphasizes sophistication and comfort in the interior, white orchids.
Dining room
The place where the whole family is going to eat should be the most comfortable spacious area.
In the dining room of Seagal, there is a large glass table with soft chairs that look more like armchairs. Everything for a comfortable absorption of food was provided by the owners of the house. The walls of the room, of a warm sunny hue, and large sliding transparent doors, illuminate each room as much as possible, visually expanding it.
Bedroom
Bedrooms for hosts and guests, equipped with fireplaces, this is a direct hit if you want to make the room more comfortable. Expensive carpets on the floor, huge windows and oriental decor, all these are the embodied ideas of Stephen's wife. The actor's wife is originally from Mongolia and therefore there is an oriental orientation in the decoration of the rooms.
In the actor's house, many bedrooms and other recreation areas, several verandas and terraces with a pool. A large number of all kinds of sofas, tables - at almost every step you can sit down or lie down. Despite the amount of all sorts of things, everything is harmonious, calmness is in the air.
