By Chloe Cawood and Kelsi Karruli For Dailymail.Com

Published: 11:54 EDT, 17 August 2022 | Updated: 14:56 EDT, 17 August 2022

A for-sale family home in San Antonio, Texas, has left social media users in a spin after it was revealed the seemingly-normal house sits atop a dark secret: its own hidden underground cave. 

The one-of-a-kind home, which recently hit the market for $875,000, has jokingly been dubbed the perfect place to hide during a 'zombie apocalypse' by stunned Facebook fans. 

From the outside, the property looks like an ordinary family abode, but closer inspection reveals a hidden door leading to a secret underground cavern - proving that the home is anything but average.

Although it looks like a totally unassuming home in the charming central city neighborhood, once guests step outside to the small wooden platform, they're met with a secret door that immerses them in a world of natural wonder. 

A property in San Antonio, Texas, has gone up for sale for $875,000 – and it comes with its own secret underground cave right in the backyard

Although it looks like a totally unassuming home, once guests step outside they're met with a secret door that immerses them in a world of natural wonder

Situated in the back garden, the door leads to a natural bridge cavern filled with stalagmites and rock formations via a steep stone staircase; the home is near the Natural Bridge Caverns so it's only fitting the home would come with its own cavern

The owner Denise Schubert, told a local news station she and her husband discovered the small opening shortly after purchasing the home in 2004

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Situated in the back garden, the door leads to a natural bridge cavern via a steep staircase.

The stone stairwell leads guests down to  the cavern, which features many stalagmites, stalactites and soda rock formations. 

The family home sits in the middle of a nature reserve surrounded by over two acres of lush nature and trees. 

Situated near the Natural Bridge Caverns, which are the largest known commercial caverns in the state, it's only fitting the home would come complete with its very own cavern. 

As well as a cool place to store your wine, this property also includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and boasts over 2.56 acres of land.

Inside, the home boasts an eat-in kitchen with tile floors and oak cabinets as well a spacious family room and a formal dining room that comes complete with wood finishes.

All four bedrooms each have their own large walk-in closets and cozy wood furnishings. 

She added: 'My husband noticed that there was just a little bitty hole and there was air coming out of the hole, and the weeds were just blowing;' they then enlisted the help of archeologists and dug away until they reached the rocks 

As well as a cool place to store your wine, this property also includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and boasts over 2.56 acres of land

Inside, the family home comes complete with a formal dining room complete with wood finishes, tile floors and luxurious wall art

The property also boasts a detached two-car garage with attic storage that is insulated and could easily be transformed into a game or media room, according to the listing. 

Additionally, the property includes a gazebo and separate picnic area with electricity and is surrounded by several picturesque oak, magnolia & mountain laurel trees.

Estate agent Lori Largen said: 'Since my listing went viral, it has been crazy. 

'It's a beautiful piece of property on 2.56 acres sitting in a park-like-setting. It boasts over 110 trees and the best part is the cavern on the property.'

She added: 'My phone has been inundated with calls every day since then. Emails, people wanting to see the house.' 

Although the owners put a lot of love in the home and in discovering the cave, they decided it was time to sell.  

The owner Denise Schubert, told a local news station she and her husband discovered the small opening shortly after purchasing the home in 2004. 

There is also a spacious family room complete with cozy couches, carpet flooring and wood finishes, making it the perfect place to wind down after spending a day in the cave 

The home features an eat-in kitchen complete with tile flooring, cultured marble countertops, oak cabinets and updated appliances 

The master bedroom is just as cozy as the other rooms and boasts a large bed, classic wood furniture and magnificent views of the lush trees and nature that surround the home  

The home comes complete with three full bathrooms that prove simple is best with their oak cabinets and tile flooring 

She added: 'My husband noticed that there was just a little bitty hole and there was air coming out of the hole, and the weeds were just blowing.'

Enlisting the help of archeologists and students, they got to digging and shockingly discovered several layers of rocks and chambers underneath their home. 

The unique home has caused quite the reaction online after it was shared on Facebook, amassing 17,000 likes.

'I am highly offended by the fact that they didn't build the house so that the entrance to the cave is behind a moving bookcase in the library that is opened by a false candlestick. No imagination at all,' joked one user. 

Another person said: 'A literal man cave! Except I would probably be in there hiding from my kid more than him.' 

One user commented: 'That house is a sinkhole waiting to happen. On the other hand, you'd have a great place to survive the zombie apocalypse.' 

The unique home has caused quite the reaction online after it was shared on Facebook, amassing 17,000 likes as users call it the perfect place to hide during a 'zombie apocalypse' 

'As cool as the cave is, that's a big nope for claustrophobic me,' commented one user.

Another viewer said: 'You would never make it that tornado shelter is too far from the house.'

'That's where you hide the bodies,' said another amused user.

One user wrote: 'For some reason 'demon vortex' comes to my mind. I don't know if I'd sleep well there or manage to not become possessed.'

The property is currently available with Lori Largen of JB Goodwin for $875,000.

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