Sprague Missile Base, Making Headlines

When a Secure, Off-Grid Facility Hits the Market, People Notice

Everyone is talking about Washington Missile base. First, The New York Post ran a headline about our Washington-based underground site, then hen came local media TV station 4 News Now. They picked up the story and offered a video feature that walked viewers through the tunnels, elevator shaft, and surface-level runway. Today The Seattle Times picked up the story. You can explore the entire facility yourself on our YouTube Channel. This isn’t just a curiosity; it’s a real asset with applications across industries.

What Can You Do With a Secure Underground Facility?

Our Washington Missile Base has been getting much attention lately, from media outlets to investors to curious viewers watching our latest YouTube walkthrough. Unsurprisingly, with 24.5 private acres, nearly 1600 plus square feet of underground space, and a secure concrete design built to withstand extreme scenarios, this property opens up possibilities you won’t find elsewhere. You can also double this square footage by adding an addional floor. The real question is: What problems does it solve? Let’s talk about that.

You’re Storing High-Value Items, But Can’t Trust a Basic Warehouse

Imagine you’re managing assets, classic cars, rare collectibles, sensitive equipment, and you’re relying on a basic industrial unit with a roll-up door and a padlock. Now, picture this instead: Your gear lives 50 feet underground, behind a 40-ton steel blast door, the temperature is stable year-round, and entry is controlled. There’s space for both secure storage and on-site workspace. Other buyers have turned facilities like this into climate-controlled inventory depots. Think wine collections, art archives, or server farms. If you’re in logistics, this solves for security, climate, and expansion, all on your private land.

You Want a Private Runway Along With Full Privacy

This property has both. The airstrip is long enough for light aircraft and drone ops. We’ve spoken with pilots who store their aircraft at regional airports without overnight access, hangar control, or infrastructure. Add a hangar or build an integrated workshop. You could manage operations, live onsite, and stay self-sufficient.

You Need Space to Test, Train, or Prototype

If you’re paying per-hour rates to rent industrial R&D spaces, complete with interruptions, liability waivers, and public access. Here? You get multiple levels of reinforced underground space, tall ceilings, thick concrete walls, and no neighbors. It’s ideal for prototyping, robotics, clean energy development, or tactical training. Because the base already has power, ventilation, and usable interiors, you can get up and running quickly.

You Want an Off-Grid Home Without Starting From Scratch

The survivalist crowd spends years trying to build what already exists here. From secure perimeters to deep infrastructure, the hard work is done. Water, power, and Starlink have already been installed.
There’s a kitchen, living spaces, and bathrooms. You could move in, build out more, or lease part of it to others. Sites like this have been repurposed into family compounds, secure guest retreats, or even membership-only bunkers with limited access.