Built in 1942 by the German occupying forces as a coastal defense reinforced concrete shelter called “Bunker Six Eighty One”, the structure now offers breathtaking views of Guernsey’s Rocquaine Bay. Being the only part of Great Britain to be invaded by German troops in World War II, the Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey were both heavily fortified, under the orders of the Führer. Acquired by property developer BDL in 2018, Bunker Six Eighty One has since been converted into a modern, stylish residential property, ideal for those who want to live in their own piece of 20th-century war history.