Converted bank with its own vault goes on sale for $112,000

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Fancy dwelling in a financial institution? (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Absolutely we’ve all had that dream of getting locked in a financial institution in a single day and having a sleepover (full with diving right into a swimming pool of money, in fact).

Now, you may make that occur… kind of.

An outdated financial institution in Iowa has been become a two-bedroom home and is now available on the market for the cut price value of $112,000 (£90,000).

Whereas it doesn’t have any bars of gold or stacks of cash inside (sorry), the property does nonetheless have its very personal vault, which you could possibly use as a pantry, for normal storage, or maybe as a house workplace – nothing beats procrastination like being locked in a room till the duty at hand is finished.

Once you enter the 1,611 sq ft property, you’re greeted by what was Gateway State Financial institution’s foyer, however now serves as an open plan kitchen and front room.

The marble counter tops the place clients used to queue as much as money cheques are nonetheless in place – however now you should use them for chopping up veg for dinner.

The Gateway State Bank
The property used to function Gateway State Financial institution in Iowa (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

exterior of The Gateway State Bank.
It nonetheless very a lot appears like a financial institution from the surface… (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Story by Jam Press (Bank Home) Pictured: The interior of the Gateway State Bank. You can live in a converted BANK for ??90,000 ??? and it's even got a vault. Fancy using your savings to become the owner of your very own bank? Well, now's your chance. Built in 1908, the charming Gateway State Bank, Iowa, US, has been transformed into a liveable two-bedroom and is the perfect property for someone after a home with a history. As you walk inside the 1,611 sq ft property, you are instantly welcomed by an open plan kitchen and living room, in what used to be the former bank's lobby. The new homeowner will be able to cook dinner on the marble tops where customers used to queue to cash in their cheques a century ago. Meanwhile the original windows and high ceilings on the lower level let in beams of natural light. Despite the absence of cashier desks and paperwork, there still remains one tell-tale sign of this quirky property's past. Located beside the home's only bathroom is a large silver vault door ??? previously used to secure the space where money, valuables, records and documents were kept when it was a working branch. Upstairs is the master bedroom, which boasts a wood-burning fireplace and original wood floors. There's also a loft, where a second spacious bedroom can be found. No need to rob (another) bank to afford it either, as the property is a steal ??? having gone on the market with Joy Jensen Realtor for just ??90,000 ($112,000). ENDS
However inside it’s been become a two-bedroom dwelling (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Story by Jam Press (Bank Home) Pictured: The interior of the Gateway State Bank. You can live in a converted BANK for ??90,000 ??? and it's even got a vault. Fancy using your savings to become the owner of your very own bank? Well, now's your chance. Built in 1908, the charming Gateway State Bank, Iowa, US, has been transformed into a liveable two-bedroom and is the perfect property for someone after a home with a history. As you walk inside the 1,611 sq ft property, you are instantly welcomed by an open plan kitchen and living room, in what used to be the former bank's lobby. The new homeowner will be able to cook dinner on the marble tops where customers used to queue to cash in their cheques a century ago. Meanwhile the original windows and high ceilings on the lower level let in beams of natural light. Despite the absence of cashier desks and paperwork, there still remains one tell-tale sign of this quirky property's past. Located beside the home's only bathroom is a large silver vault door ??? previously used to secure the space where money, valuables, records and documents were kept when it was a working branch. Upstairs is the master bedroom, which boasts a wood-burning fireplace and original wood floors. There's also a loft, where a second spacious bedroom can be found. No need to rob (another) bank to afford it either, as the property is a steal ??? having gone on the market with Joy Jensen Realtor for just ??90,000 ($112,000). ENDS
Though a number of unique options have been maintained (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

interior of the Gateway State Bank turned into a home
There’s a great deal of pure gentle (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Different unique options nonetheless within the dwelling embrace excessive ceilings and enormous arched home windows, and naturally the outside, which nonetheless very a lot appears like a financial institution.

So any future homeowners could must be ready for folks knocking on the door and asking for a mortgage.

The vault in the converted bank
There’s a vault by the toilet (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

The interior of the Gateway State Bank - fireplace
Oooh, a fire (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

The interior of the Gateway State Bank.
A whole lot of wood detailing (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Story by Jam Press (Bank Home) Pictured: The interior of the Gateway State Bank. You can live in a converted BANK for ??90,000 ??? and it's even got a vault. Fancy using your savings to become the owner of your very own bank? Well, now's your chance. Built in 1908, the charming Gateway State Bank, Iowa, US, has been transformed into a liveable two-bedroom and is the perfect property for someone after a home with a history. As you walk inside the 1,611 sq ft property, you are instantly welcomed by an open plan kitchen and living room, in what used to be the former bank's lobby. The new homeowner will be able to cook dinner on the marble tops where customers used to queue to cash in their cheques a century ago. Meanwhile the original windows and high ceilings on the lower level let in beams of natural light. Despite the absence of cashier desks and paperwork, there still remains one tell-tale sign of this quirky property's past. Located beside the home's only bathroom is a large silver vault door ??? previously used to secure the space where money, valuables, records and documents were kept when it was a working branch. Upstairs is the master bedroom, which boasts a wood-burning fireplace and original wood floors. There's also a loft, where a second spacious bedroom can be found. No need to rob (another) bank to afford it either, as the property is a steal ??? having gone on the market with Joy Jensen Realtor for just ??90,000 ($112,000). ENDS
Take your choose from two bedrooms (Image: Jam Press/Pleasure Jenson/ReMax)

Your vault – full with an enormous silver door – sits proper subsequent to the toilet, and beforehand housed cash, valuables, information, and paperwork within the department.

Now, you should use it for no matter you fancy. A laundry room, maybe?

Upstairs is the master suite, which has a wood-burning fire and unique wooden floors, then up once more within the loft is the second bed room.

All this may be yours for the very cheap value of $112k, through Pleasure Jensen Realtor.

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