The Aerie luxury bunker in Virginia can accommodate 625 people who can afford to pay $20 million to live there in the event of a global disaster. It is located near Washington, D.C. The company SAFE, which is building it, says the proximity to the capital is purely coincidental.
The Aerie luxury bunker in Virginia can accommodate 625 people who can afford to pay $20 million to live there in the event of a global disaster. It is located near Washington, D.C. The company SAFE, which is building it, says the proximity to the capital is purely coincidental.
Aerie combines luxury and functionality, offering much more than the basics of survival. Residents will enjoy memory foam mattresses, marble floors and fine dining options that can compete with high-end resorts. Wellness programs are aimed at strengthening physical and mental health, reflecting the trend towards luxury survival, writes The Daily Mail.
The bunker will feature AI-powered MediShield treatment centers, and residents will have access to robotic healthcare systems that offer treatments similar to those available in the White House medical suite.
The entertainment at Aerie goes far beyond basic amenities. The bunker has swimming pools, a bowling alley, and a climbing wall for relaxation. Interactive walls and ceilings create a virtual environment.
Aerie membership will be offered in four tiers, depending on the level of exclusivity and privileges. The highest tier is invite-only.
Impenetrable walls and advanced security measures set Aerie apart from traditional bunkers. Blast-resistant walls, armed guards, and state-of-the-art motion sensors ensure maximum security. The building is designed to withstand any external threat, offering complete peace of mind to its residents, SAFE says.
Aerie is part of a growing trend among celebrities and billionaires investing in high-end survival properties. The likes of Kim Kardashian and Mark Zuckerberg have expressed interest in similar projects. SAFE plans to expand the concept to other U.S. territories to meet growing demand.
The bunker will be ready for preview in 2026 so that customers can see its concept and check if it meets their needs.
