The Nottingham Crusader was purpose build for the St John Ambulances water wing to carry differently abled passengers The vessel construction is of steel in a compartmentalised style, the hull plate is 10mm and is fitted bilge keels for increased stability and the design of the hull makes it a very manoeuvrable craft. Originally the foredeck was of an open aspect that has since been enclosed with a timber roof and vinyl sides. A toilet facility has also installed in this area. The main saloon area is fitted with a bar and full-sized toileting area that was designed to accommodate bed... read more

The Trent Lady, built in 1983 by Arcrite of Corby as a conference boat which after the recession of the '80s was purchased and transported to Newark Nottingham in 1992 where the upper saloon was added and was converted to a restaurant boat servicing the River Trent at Nottingham. In the mid-’90s, there was a change of direction to that of a sightseeing/party boat. Due to retirement plans, the vessel was sold in 2001to the present owner who has devoted the last twenty years to developing an acknowledged and well-respected service Retirement now beckons the current owner and the... read more

Premier Houseboats are pleased to present The Spirit of Loch Ness, a beautiful Dutch barge that has been completely stripped ready for conversion, offering a rare opportunity to create your own cruising home. The Spirit of Loch Ness was dry docked in 2017, blasted back to bare metal , had a new bottom and was painted inside and out. She also had a new wheelhouse fitted, and is now ready for conversion. the space for conversion is sizeable, with room for at least three good sized bedrooms, family bathroom and an en suite, and a kitchen and large lounge. The aft crews quarters are ide... read more

Laurels are pleased to present Arctic Star, a stunningly spacious and unique static houseboat conversion, offering amazing accommodation and fabulous views across the River Medway. Indeed, the owners say that its a millionaire’s view. Arctic Star has been created over three levels to create a substantial family home, which has been well thought out and includes external access all the way around, with a spacious deck above. In addition to the large deck (which has has good quality fake grass) the top level offers an enormous office space, which has space for at least two desks a... read more

Specifications: Year: 2011 LOA: 52' Beam: 12' Draft: 3' Construction: Steel Hull/Keel: Flat-bottomed HIN: N/A Description: Wide beam barge which has been fully converted into a comfortable & modern houseboat situated on an idyllic rural river mooring. Engine(s) & Electrical: Prop shaft, engine mounts & controls in situ for new engine installation. 4 Ultra Plus 220aH batteries, 3 x 110w MPPT solar panels, 30amp Victron IP22 smart charger, Epever Xtra N-XDS2 inverter, wind tur... read more

For sale ex Thames pilot vessel. Built in 1960 by Phillips of Dartmouth for Trinity House. The vessel is 70ft LOA and powered by a pair of super-charged 8 cylinder Rolls Royce diesels driving a pair of Thorneycroft gear boxes. The hull is mahogany on a oak frame. Partial conversion as a live-a-board with a comfortable saloon, well equipped galley, head with an electric flush toilet. She is very much an ongoing project but with the scope to live-a-board whilst further work is being done. Sale is due to ill health and the price reflects works required.... read more

Specifications: Year: 1970 LOA: 78' Beam: 14' Draft: 4' Construction: Steel Hull / Keel: Flat HIN: N/A Description: "Her superstructure was built by the owner in 2016 and everything fitted was brand new. This barge is finished to a high standard with over 8' headroom. She is an open spacious boat finished to a high standard with brand new appliances in 2016. Her superstructure is finished with 4 coats of primer, ready for top coat." Engine(s) & Electrical: 30 batteries, wind/solar... read more

Gorgeous 1936 Classic coastal cruiser Motor sailer - Scots built oak frame with Larch paneling. Full previous owner history since 1936! Heritage boats register - loads of original features Looks like the little boat in Dunkirk film! Built by Hugh Mclean + sons Govan, Glasgow Scotland (before 2nd world war - when very solid materials were available. Hugh Mclean+ sons went on to build lifeboats for the navy in WW2) full condition pre purchase survey 2016 and valuation available from reputable surveyor - happy to share. Reason for sale - married and moved abroad! sorry to see her go... read more

Admiralty Lighters make fantastic houseboats! They are dumb barges (no engines) so all the space is usable as accommodation and they are solid, heavy and built to withstand a working life. We're not sure of her previous history, however this particular lighter has been a permanent home for at least the last 30 years, occupying a Crown Estate Commissioners mooring with a Houseboat Mooring Licence. She comes with a plot of land including road access, outbuildings, garden, parking, a slipway and a jetty, the plot is on an annual lease costing £6499 per year (a £500 admin fee to re-assign to ... read more