A former RAF bunker near Bicester was converted into a two‑bedroom home in 2014 and listed for £650,000 in April 2026.
The shelter, built during World War II with four‑foot‑thick walls and no windows, later served as a nuclear fallout bunker on the Caversfield airfield.
Architects broke the thick concrete with skylights, installing bi‑fold glass doors that flood the interior with daylight and open onto a decked rooftop terrace.
Fine & Country’s estate agent described the space as a “living‑room oasis” where the open‑plan kitchen, dining, and living areas merge with the terrace, a feature that mirrors the Spanish villa seen on Love Island.
The Garden Quarter development, built on the former RAF site, keeps the red‑brick exterior and earth mounds that once shielded occupants from blasts, giving the home a unique historical narrative.
Prospective buyers can tour the property during scheduled open houses, with the listing expected to close by the end of June, giving the market a clear window for interest.