Gotham City already has Batman and the Batcave, so San Antonio, Texas may also have Batman.
Certainly there are products that show that.
Unpretentious four- and three-bedroom homes in Lone Star State were listed for his $875,000.
But this place, which looks like a typical American family home with a kitchen, formal dining room, family room and a separate his two-car garage, has this place. There is one particular feature that makes the .
It has its own natural bridge cave.
"Do you like Natural Bridge caves?" List asks. "If so, take a look at this unique park-like property. This must-see property boasts its own cave."
How this cave became part of the home is even more interesting.
"This cave was discovered in his 2004 when the owner was clearing the land to build a house," the home owner told the Post in a statement. .
The owner noticed cold air coming out of a small hole in the ground. rice field. "Wind pressure tests have shown that the cave may be the size of a house," the statement said.
By 2011, a pool excavation company had created an entrance to the cave, allowing a 15-foot tunnel to be walked through. Meanwhile, a lower, larger room was discovered with a 3-foot hole to blow air into the floor. In total, you will descend 30 feet.
The Texas caves in this area are 100,000 to 2 million years old. This cave and his two tourist attraction caves - Natural Bridge Cave and Bracken Bat Cave just to the north - were formed by ground displacement, causing collapses and creating openings. rice field.
"The cave was once inhabited by bats, but a subsequent shift closed the bat entrance," the statement added, adding, "The cave There's not much traffic inside, so you can touch the bats with caution."
The house appeared on the popular account @zillowgonewild, along with many references to Batman. It got 1 million views.
"Bruce Wayne liked this post," joked one user.
"When Bruce Wayne has to be small," said another.
"It's the coolest place I've ever seen in my life," commented another.
Situated on 2.56 acres of land, several oak, magnolia and mountain laurel trees surround the property for optimum security and privacy. Complete with wrought iron fence.
Last month, he first went public for $950,000. However, following the $75,000 price cut, an offer for the home was made on August 4th and is currently pending.
Lori Largen of JB Goodwin Realtors keeps the list.
