Property Description

This site was built in 1958 at a cost of approximately $4Million. Concordia is an underground structure built as a power-feed station on AT&T's first hardened transcontinental coaxial-cable route, extending from Airmont, NY to Mojave, CA. The installation was also a base of operations for the technicians who maintained a section of the cable route and its unattended repeater stations. The mineral rights go with the property. A large garage with a single drive-in door has been built around the original Entry Building. It looks like a metal agricultural building and blends into the landscape quite well. This site is partially developed into a data storage center. There are a number of security cameras installed around the property to provide security for the data center. They can be remotely operated for off-site security monitoring. Included with this system is keypad and keycard access. It also has a remote controlled rolling gate at the drive.

Financing:  This site does not carry owner financing options. Buyer should prepare for a cash sale by making liquid funds available or securing financing.

Features:

• Site Acreage: approximately 10 acres

• Approximately 8,000 square feet of underground floor space

• Zoning:  agricultural

• Taxes:  currently around $5,000/year

• Blast doors are nicely painted and functional

• EMP protected

• Walls and ceilings are 18” thick. It has 2-4 feet of earth over the top; built to withstand nuclear blast.

• 3-phase power is on

• A 10KW propane back-up generator is installed and functional. It comes with approximately 2 weeks of fuel.

• 20,000 gallon stainless steel water storage tank is installed underground.

• Functional bathroom

• Two sewage ejector pumps feed to the double reduction sewage lagoon system

• Clean floor surfaces

• 177’ tower on site – potentially income-producing