Prohibition basement

This project includes a rec room, guest bedroom, and a hidden speakeasy that showcases a collection of rare whiskeys from around the world.

If you’ve got a $2 million budget and you’re looking for an elegant estate with historic charm in spades, you’ll probably love this gorgeous home built in 1925 located in Asheville, North Carolina, which recently hit the market for $1,995,000. The single-family home has been meticulously cared for and updated with plenty of enviable features, but it’s the secret speakeasy in the basement that is understandably piquing interest among potential buyers.

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Catacomb 435 is Huntsville’s swanky new speakeasy. It is, of course, a legal establishment, but it has retained the 1920s feel and the covert way of finding it and getting inside. In 1920, alcohol

This Portland basement remodeling project features open space and period charm. The designer shares, “The homeowners wanted their basement to feel like a hidden gambling and drinking space during the era of prohibition. They wanted it to reflect the essence of the roaring 20s, drawing inspiration from some of the older buildings in downtown Portland.”

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