Conceived in the 1980s, the Beckham Creek Cave Lodge near Parthenon, Arkansas is up for sale. Currently listed for about $2.75 million, the renovated cave house can be rented for company retreats, family gatherings, weddings, or couples looking for a private vacation. Its first owner John Hay bought it for $146,000 and then spent almost $2 million to convert it into a doomsday shelter during the Cold War.

After a few years when the war-like circumstances were over, he sold it to “Mr. Richardson” who transformed the bomb shelter into a nightclub and also created a helipad for VIP guests. Over again the Beckham Creek Cave house was updated in 2007 and 2014. Now, the 6,000-square-feet cave house has four bedrooms, full kitchen, four bathrooms, and multiple living areas – all featuring natural rock formations inside. There are high ceilings and large, open spaces, creating a roomy interior.

Master Suite

Upstairs the main living area is the master suite that includes a round queen-sized bed and a spa-like private bathroom.

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Bedrooms

There are four bedrooms, each furnished with queen-sized beds, exposed cavern walls, and lavish bathrooms with overhead rain showers.

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Image: Beckham Creek Cave
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Kitchen & Dining

The kitchen is equipped with high-end gas appliances and double convection ovens. There’s a large custom-built wooden bar for guests to come and gather around the dining room.

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Image: Beckham Creek Cave
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Living Areas

In the living room, there are comfy couches and thermal heating to keep you warm and cozy. There’s also a 75-inch LED television mounted on cavern walls for entertaining guests.  

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Outdoor Features

Outside the cave home, there is a maintenance barn and horse stables. Moreover, it generates its own hydroelectric power and has a source of spring water thanks to a naturally formed indoor waterfall. The Beckham Creek Cave Lodge is nestled within the Ozarks, making this a perfect retreat for nature lovers. There are options for hiking, canoeing, fishing, helicopter rides, and horseback riding.     

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If you ever wished to spend a night in a cave house, you can make your dream come true by renting the Beckham Creek Cave Lodge. It costs about $1,600 per night and can accommodate up to eight guests.  

Via: Realtor

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