A National Historic vessel, Kitty is a fully working sailing, Charter vessel / Liveaboard vessel. She is 82ft long with a 22ft beam. Fully kitted out for as a rather unique venue for a business meetings, Family Parties, Corporate entertainment or just for the sheer pleasure of a sail aboard one of these magnificent ex " Work Horses". Kitty is a wooden vessel. Built in 1895 by J & H Cann of Harwich, having undergone a major refurbishment. It's widely-held opinion amongst the barge community that Sailing Barge Kitty is now considered to be one of the finest barges that ... read more

Built in 1933 to ferry grain on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, later converted into a beautiful light airy living space. The barge is fully functional and is ready for you now! 61’ length by 14’ beam (18 x 4.2 m). Current boat safety certificate, river licence, hull survey and insurance. A39 is the barge's original name. Stunning 22’ open plan living area with fitted kitchen, and a separate master bedroom, bathroom, two toilets (tank and composting), store and engine room. The barge was converted to be off grid with an Outback control system with solar panels ... read more

A rare opportunity to purchase a Thames Sailing barge that is in very good order and ready to sail, charter or live aboard. Thames Sailing Barge Alice is a 75ft, steel barge with space for 30 people aboard for private use or to accommodate up to 60 people alongside for parties or drinks. Alice is fully coded for charter work; when chartering she is coded to carry 12 paying passengers and 5 crew (17 in total). For the past 13 years Alice has been berthed at Gun Wharf Quays marina in Portsmouth during the charter season to give easy access to the Solent. Under current ownership she has bee... read more

This vessel started its life as a Thames Lighter Barge and was then fitted out as a 4 bed Houseboat. Aphrodite II is a steel hulled, 2 floor fully enclosed space and is currently being used as a series of office spaces on the upper level with a fully fitted kitchen, with a lower saloon, bar storage and workshops on the lower level. There are 2 bathrooms on board which are connected to 2000 litre black water tanks. On the forward deck there is a dumb waiter that enables easy moving of goods from the top deck down into the lower forward storage compartment. Included in the sales price is ... read more

A 80ft engineless, wooden Thames Sailing Barge, 1881. Registered in Rochester, Kent. 1882. Built for carrying a cargo of bricks from Medway to the Thames. She crossed the Channel over to France and Holland, around the coast as far south as Southampton and Devonport. George Smeed has been completely rebuilt / restored over last 30 plus years. In 1922 she was rebuilt to increase her cargo capacity. The present restoration was started back in 1976 to date with a continuous maintenance programme. A National Historic Vessel, wooden hull flat bottomed with lee boards. she has never been fitted... read more