The bungalow which has a built-up area of 13,953 sq ft lies on a plot measuring 17,150 sq ft. It is currently under the custody of the NCPA and attracts a reserve price of Rs.257 crore. The employees have even approached Ratan Tata to save the landmark three-storey bungalow from going under the hammer. They feel the retired industrialist can intervene and ensure that the bungalow is converted into a museum. “After all, Dr Bhabha's residence is like a temple for those in the field of atomic energy,” Worlikar said.