Gossberg: The NBC Bunker for Sale and Rent in Germany

25/10/2017

The Gossberg (German: Goßberg) originally is a hill, with the highest point of 483 m (above the sea level), located in the municipality of Wüschheim, next to the border between municipalities of Bell and Hasselbach, in the district of Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis. It is also part of the low mountain range of Hunsrück in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. In the period of 1984–1989, the summit of the hill was excavated more than 30 m deep and transformed into a top-notch nuclear–biological–chemical (NBC) bunker, operated mainly by U.S. Forces, in order to serve as a frontline center of highly-secure communication among all NATO troops in Europe, missile guidance and missile launch control center for the nearby missile base Pydna in case of the anticipated (back then) World War III and the associated nuclear holocaust.

Today, Gossberg is available for sale and rent as a multi-purpose building at negotiable price. Don't miss your chance and be the first to secure the deal! Learn more at http://gossberg.eu/...

http://gossberg.eu/ The Gossberg (German: Goßberg) originally is a hill, with the highest point of 483 m (above the sea level), located in the municipality…

25/10/2017

The Gossberg (German: Goßberg) originally is a hill, with the highest point of 483 m (above the sea level), located in the municipality of Wüschheim, next to the border between municipalities of Bell and Hasselbach, in the district of Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis. It is also part of the low mountain range of Hunsrück in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. In the period of 1984–1989, the summit of the hill was excavated more than 30 m deep and transformed into a top-notch nuclear–biological–chemical (NBC) bunker, operated mainly by U.S. Forces, in order to serve as a frontline center of highly-secure communication among all NATO troops in Europe, missile guidance and missile launch control center for the nearby missile base Pydna in case of the anticipated (back then) World War III and the associated nuclear holocaust.

Today, Gossberg is available for sale and rent as a multi-purpose building at negotiable price. Don't miss your chance and be the first to secure the deal! Learn more at http://gossberg.eu/...

http://gossberg.eu/ The Gossberg (German: Goßberg) originally is a hill, with the highest point of 483 m (above the sea level), located in the municipality o...

24/10/2017

Level 2 (ground floor) is intended to accommodate administration, security surveillance, computer equipment, and electrical engineering. By default, it contains nine rooms, but could be expeditiously reconfigured (by operating staff on their own, even during ongoing war) thanks to (re)movable walls, suspended ceiling, and raised floor (on stilts). In addition, there are two toilet rooms and a power supply room. To summarize, the net internal (usable) area is 1,185 m2 and maximum floor load is 2,000 kg/m2. Other features include:
- perforated floor with natural carpet;
- exit signs;
- fire alarm system;
- fire suppression system;
- uninterruptible power supply;
- dust collector;
- high-performance air conditioning cabinets;
- glare-free lighting with electromagnetic security;
- emergency lighting;
- configurable temperature and humidity on a per room basis.
Today, the primary use cases for level 2 could be (but not limited to):
- back office;
- data center;
- warehouse;
- bank vault storage.

24/10/2017

Level 1 (underground floor) is intended to technologically sustain the building and provide storage space (e.g. for food, military and computer equipment, weapons, etc.). Walls are not (re)movable, types of both ceiling and floor vary between rooms. In addition, there are two toilet rooms, a sanitary room, and a decontamination shower room. To summarize, the net internal (usable) area is 1,664 m2 and maximum floor load is 5,000 kg/m2. Other features include:
- exit signs;
- fire alarm system;
- fire suppression system;
- low voltage supply system;
- electrical filter system (against eavesdropping);
- compressor system;
- air conditioning system;
- ventilation system;
- decontamination system;
- water treatment system;
- emergency exits;
- emergency power controller;
- emergency power system (two generators of 1000 kW each);
- emergency heating system (160 kW);
- emergency cooling system (towers);
- emergency air supply system;
- uninterruptible power supply;
- heat pump;
- cooling machinery;
- hydraulic motors for elevator.
Today, the primary use cases for level 1 could be (but not limited to):
- back office;
- data center;
- warehouse;
- laboratory;
- safe storage for hazardous materials and/or weapons.

24/10/2017

The outer plot is surrounded by a fence of more than 2.00 m high and its gross area is 13,783 m2. Its ground features a road, a parking, and even a helipad, all paved with interlocking brick stones. Above the ground, there are located a small transformer building and a hill of more than 10 m high with an entrance to the bunker. Entrance has area of approximately 500 m2 and is fortified by a massive armored sliding door that weighs beyond 28,000 kg.

24/10/2017

The Gossberg Gemarkung is located in the northern part of the municipality of Wüschheim, southwest of the border between municipalities of Bell (southeast of Hundheim) and Hasselbach. Wüschheim is an Ortsgemeinde (a standalone municipality belonging to a Verbandsgemeinde — a collective municipality in the district of Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis) that belongs to the Verbandsgemeind of Simmern in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Apart from that, the Gossberg hill is part of the low mountain range of the central Hunsrück in about 3 km to the east from “Hunsrück Heights Road” (German: Hunsrückhöhenstraße — a scenic route across the Hunsrück, originally used as a military road and built on Hermann Göring’s orders), also known as the federal highway B 327 between Kappel (roughly 6 km to the southwest), Kastellaun (roughly 6 km to the north), and Koblenz. The Landesstraße L 226, lying south of Gossberg, connects Wüschheim with B 327 and Simmern (about 8 km to the southeast). The international airport, Frankfurt–Hahn, is only 17 km (around 20 min by car) to the southwest via B 327.