Zak Bagans Buys Famed Underground Las Vegas Cold War Bunker for $4.55M—With Plans for a New Museum

A Cold War-era bunker hidden away just minutes from the glitz and glamour of the popular Las Vegas Strip has finally been sold to paranormal enthusiast Zak Bagans.The host and executive producer of Discovery's "Ghost Adventures" shelled out $4,550,000 earlier this week for the iconic five-bedroom Nevada residence known as the Underground House. Bagans was represented by Rob Jensen, owner of Rob Jensen Company.From the street, no one would suspect that hidden 26-feet below the above-ground house lies an otherworldly subterranean space complete with an indoor pool, putting green, theater, dance floor, bar, and programmable faux sky.The paranormal investigator plans to preserve the property and eventually give the public access to the unusual dwelling when it is transformed into a museum.In a recent Instagram post, Bagans announced the sale, saying, "I'm excited to build another museum. A subterranean world, buried under Las Vegas, with mysteries I wasn't expecting to find. This place has been calling to me for many years, and now I know why. Coming soon."Loading...Interior of Underground House in Las Vegas, NVCourtesy of IS LUXURY / Rooted Elements MediaLoading...Kitchen of Undergrou...