12m Traditional Broads Widebeam Cruiser, Built in the 1970’s
with a Fully Transferable Mooring.
This classic vessel offers an exceptional blend of original character and a spacious wide-beam layout, providing far more usable living space than standard designs. It represents an ideal opportunity for a solo adventurer or a couple seeking a tranquil, scenic lifestyle on the water.
The light, colourful, and comfortable interior features a well-proportioned main saloon flooded with natural light from windows lining three sides. This versatile living space comfortably accommodates a free standing sofa bed, a dual-purpose work and dining table, and two armchairs around a traditional wood-burning stove that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Running efficiently alongside is a smartly designed galley equipped with a sink, a four-hob gas oven, and ample under-counter units, supplemented by a freestanding fridge and microwave.
For accommodations, the thoughtful layout features two distinct cabins separated by a well-appointed, centrally located toilet and shower compartment, providing excellent separation from the main living areas.
Outside, the vessel boasts a forward cockpit and a low-maintenance GRP finish that keeps upkeep simple and practical. Generous side deck walkways wrap safely around the perimeter for easy movement between the usable bow and stern decks, offering direct access to the front seating area straight from the forward cabin.
The sale is completely exempt from the standard 10% transfer fee usually payable to Southwark Council, representing a substantial saving. Furthermore, the existing mooring licence can be converted to official residential status entirely free of charge.
Mooring fees are approx. £7,740 per annum - includes water, waste & recycling..
Detailed survey report is available on request, and offers on the asking price may be considered.
Financing Note: As with most houseboats, purchase is typically completed via cash funds or specialist marine finance rather than a standard or traditional residential mortgages. We’re happy to discuss this further with interested buyers.
12m Traditional Broads Widebeam Cruiser, Built in the 1970’s
with a Fully Transferable Mooring.
This classic vessel offers an exceptional blend of original character and a spacious wide-beam layout, providing far more usable living space than standard designs. It represents an ideal opportunity for a solo adventurer or a couple seeking a tranquil, scenic lifestyle on the water.
The light, colourful, and comfortable interior features a well-proportioned main saloon flooded with natural light from windows lining three sides. This versatile living space comfortably accommodates a free standing sofa bed, a dual-purpose work and dining table, and two armchairs around a traditional wood-burning stove that creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Running efficiently alongside is a smartly designed galley equipped with a sink, a four-hob gas oven, and ample under-counter units, supplemented by a freestanding fridge and microwave.
For accommodations, the thoughtful layout features two distinct cabins separated by a well-appointed, centrally located toilet and shower compartment, providing excellent separation from the main living areas.
Outside, the vessel boasts a forward cockpit and a low-maintenance GRP finish that keeps upkeep simple and practical. Generous side deck walkways wrap safely around the perimeter for easy movement between the usable bow and stern decks, offering direct access to the front seating area straight from the forward cabin.
The sale is completely exempt from the standard 10% transfer fee usually payable to Southwark Council, representing a substantial saving. Furthermore, the existing mooring licence can be converted to official residential status entirely free of charge.
Mooring fees are approx. £7,740 per annum - includes water, waste & recycling..
Detailed survey report is available on request, and offers on the asking price may be considered.
Financing Note: As with most houseboats, purchase is typically completed via cash funds or specialist marine finance rather than a standard or traditional residential mortgages. We’re happy to discuss this further with interested buyers.