Canterbury couple finds WWII bomb shelter during home renovation, turns it into a bar
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·10 viewsA couple renovating their £780,000 home in Canterbury, England, uncovered a Second World War bomb shelter buried beneath their garden. Rather than filling in the structure, the homeowners, identified as KJ and Mike, chose to repurpose it as a colourful underground bar. The discovery came as part of a broader renovation project that included a two-storey extension and updated modern interiors. Unexpected expenses, including those tied to the shelter conversion, pushed the total renovation costs £80,000 over the original budget.
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