Reading home with hand-dug underground tunnels goes to auction

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 16:37 · Archive

A Reading property featuring four underground levels hand-dug over 20 years is heading to auction.

A Reading property featuring an extensive underground network created by hand is heading to auction. Owner Tony Deane, a civil engineer, spent 20 years digging the subterranean rooms and corridors beneath his modest home.

The property contains four underground levels, a hand-built railway and a sliding concrete door weighing 1.5 tonnes. The home is being sold for £300,000.

How it is being reported

• Home for sale hides underground network of rooms the owners dug by handTony Deane spent 20 years digging the underground network at this Reading property (Pictures: BTG Eddisons Property Auctions) A Berkshire property hiding four underground levels, a hand-built railway and a sliding concrete door weighing 1.5 tonnes is heading to auction. Its owner spent 20 years…Metro · 7 Oct, 16:21
• Amazing home with labyrinth of underground tunnels hand-dug by previous owner more than 20 years goes on sale for £300,000Tony Deane, a civil engineer, spent two decades creating a subterranean network of rooms and corridors underneath his modest home in Reading.Daily Mail · 6 Oct, 21:51

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