A prison officer's home is set to go under the hammer for £350,000 and it comes with a set of peculiar features.
It was once home to the chief warden at Huntingdon County Jail, Cambridgeshire, and comes with a World War Two Anderson bomb shelter, a prison well and its own cell.
The prison used to house thieves and murderers but its lifespan was short following a string of jailbreaks and it closed down in 1886.