Originally a Dutch Potship the current owners have done a great job at looking after her. We believe she was originally converted to a private vessel in the 1960s, and had extensive work undertaken in the 1980s and a refit in 2012. Some pitting was discovered during her last survey in 2012 and so she has been over-plated on her midships. The boat looks in great condition, very clean and organised, and one of a small number of boats I have been on that have so much natural light available pretty much everywhere. She has given her current owners many years of happy cruising including some tidal ... read more

BIG REDUCTION !!! Premier Houseboats are pleased to present this as yet unnamed new built barge, fitted out thus far to an extremely high standard, and ready to be finished ( bathroom and kitchen to your taste and affordability ). Designed by people who have previously owned and lived on boats, great thought has been given to layout to create the perfect cruising home. Given that everyone's taste and requirements are different, the barge is designed so layout can be easily changed if necessary. It is currently laid out to provide a large double bedroom, open plan lounge/kitchen, bathr... read more

Concrete Barge currently used for moorings or could be converted to a houseboat. Central void depth to deck level 2.6m. Has five tanks below deck that could be opened up to make a large area if needed. The steel superstructure will be removed by the current owners prior to sale..... read more

Built in the late twenties as a Lighter for Rank Hovis Flour Mills at Hull and previously was owned by the Waterways Museum at Goole as an Exhibition Barge/Art Gallery, was purchased by the present owners in 2016 who now live aboard her but are reluctantly now selling due to work commitments. She has wheelchair access via a lift which was serviced every six months, when she was at the Museum but if going to be used again would need a service. Down steps from deck into foyer - to the left is the toilet and wash hand basin, another room which houses the kitchen, then forward into the large open ... read more

riverhomes offer to the market this stunning Dutch barge built circa 1908 and measuring 24 m. long. The vessel is located on a transferrable residential mooring in the popular Greenland Dock. Accommodation comprises; entry to the accommodation at the stern of the boat which leads into the living room/lounge with a TV built into the wall, steps then lead on to the fitted kitchen with gas hob, a table which can seat up to 6 people and a wood burning stove. Towards the bow there is a bathroom with separate toilet, office, and two bedrooms with built-in storage. On deck at the stern is the steerin... read more

Boatshed London are delighted to offer this fantastic Luxemotor Dutch Barge with highly desirable residential mooring at South Dock Marina. The barge was built in 2009 by RS Boats and is a highly luxurious place to live - perfect for a couple or family with two large cabins both with full size double beds. The large wheelhouse and open plan living area/galley means you have plenty of space aboard and loads of storage throughout. As this is not an old boat - the engine only has 54 hours - you could move straight onto it and not worry about having it lifted for a few years. The boat was epoxied ... read more

Gwan Dryas, Cornish for the Wanderer. A steel replica of a Dutch River Motor Barge.Designed with a collapsible wheelhouse / sun room. Built new 2010. Used as a permanent home for a family of 2 adults and 2 children. Everything on her was installed new. The engine, a Vetus Duetz has done little more than 500 hours. There is a central heating system and a Ecoburn multi fuel stove in the saloon , an Intellect Electrical system.Fridge, freezer, Gas stove, three cabins, a bath with a shower and an electrical toilet. She is due to come out of the water for a repaint of underwater hull and topsid... read more

Branson Emily 49 ft Newly Built and High quality fit out now complete. This boat was my dream, a life long ambition. What you see now is exactly what I had in mind when the idea was hatched a number of years ago. It has been completely over engineered and built to last and be kept for ever. I hate boats with anodised caravan type windows. For example, the rectangle windows that are solid brass were salvaged from a 1930's Ocean liner they allow masses of light in and match the new 18inch portholes beautifully. The windows alone were Nearly £4000. No corners have been cut, no ... read more

Tirley is a former grain barge and is currently in the process of being converted into a boutique hotel, with owner accommodation. The design for the hotel operation would equally lend itself to a rental property, as the layout will provide for 4 large self contained units with kitchenettes. However, Tirley would also make a stunning house boat conversion, with living accommodation in excess of 1,500 square feet and 10 feet high ceilings - this could be either at her current length or shortened to meet your specific requirements. For an idea of the sort of space and quality of accommodation wh... read more