Houseboat 75ft converted Tug
(REF# 40125)
£110,000.00 (Approx €136,527.24)
22.9m, 1956
Acero Construcción, Desplazamiento perfíl de carena, 2 camas
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| Detalles suplementarios
| Diseñador: | Not known |
| Astillero: | Not known |
| Capacidad de carburante: | 1 x 500 ltr |
| Capacidad de agua: | 2 x 1,000 ltr |
| Última inspección: | 01/12/2006 |
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Mecánico
Velocidad de crucero Desconocido,
Velocidad máxima Desconocido.
The engine has been removed.
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Sistemas eléctricos
240 voltios, |
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| Dimensiones
| Eslora total: | 22.9m |
| Eslora de flotación: | 21.3m |
| Manga: | 6.7m |
| Calado mín.: | 0.0m |
| Calado máx.: | 0.0m |
| Desplazamiento: | 0kg |
| Altura interior: | 2.4m |
| Storage: | On marina |
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| Construcción
Acero Construcción con Desplazamiento perfíl de carena, pintura acabado.
She had her engine removed around 1997. The present owner had a hull survey in 2001 and then again in 2006 for insurance.
She benefits from 1.5 inch (approx) thick insulation foam (sprayed) .
She has oak and merbau floors.
She has an efficient and powerful Somy diesel-fired ships boiler serving the hot water and central heating.
Also the gas, boiler and electric distribution board were all professionally fitted
she has recently had her entire exterior painted. |
| Jarcia
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| Velas
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| Interiores
2 camas con 1 dobles y 0 sencillas en 4 camarote(s).
6 fogone(s)/placa(s) gas cocina, con asador y Horno. Pica, Nevera, Congelador, Washing Machine
1 aseos (Electric).
Sistema de agua bajo presión
Agua caliente
The accommodation is open plan and provides ample space to create additional sleeping accommodation to suit individual needs. The present owners have converted her in an imaginative way whilst retaining some original features. |
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| Equipo de navegación
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| Equipo de cubierta
1 anclas,
0 metros de cadena,
30 metros de cabo,
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| Fishing
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| Toys
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| Equipo de seguridad
0 bombas de achique
There are 2 fire extinguishers (not tested) plus first aid kit and fire blanket in the kitchen.
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| Lugar
MEDWAY |
| Comentario del broker
Registrase con Boatshed ó conectase para ver 43 fotos más de
esta embarcación.
These boat details are subject to contract. Preliminary details awaiting owners consent.
She was originally called Horsey, built in Rotterdam and worked in Holland. Solid and robust she also worked on the Thames during the Limehouse Link construction. This Lady has worked hard and now comes to rest as a sympathetically converted tug. Her interior is cavernous and is mainly open plan. Some original features have been retained to add to the character she oozes.
There are still some finishing touches required, but all the hard, expensive work has already been undertaken.
Currently berthed in a marina, there is a large car park accessed by a security barrier.
Main commuter links are accessible by car within approximately 15 minutes (train and motorway).
She would suit someone stylish who 'thinks out of the box' and is looking for a houseboat with a 'wow factor'.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
Este barco ha sido visto y fotografiado personalmente por Suzzanne McDonald
de Boatshed Medway. Haz clic aquí para ver sus datos de contacto. La descripción del barco no constituye contrato. |
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