If you’ve got a spare £750,000 burning a hole in your pocket, you could become the proud owner of Britain’s strangest property.
Nestled on a sleepy side street just outside Farnborough Airport, you can find the former Royal Air Force Institute of Aviation Medicine.
With over 30 rooms and sprawling over 189,013 square feet (17,560 square metres) of floor space, this might look like an absolute bargain.
However, this Grade II* listed building is also hiding a feature that you won’t find in any normal family home.
Taking up almost the entire ground floor, this building is home to the Farnborough Centrifuge.
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