Type Widebeam Steel Riverboat
Builder Cornwood Industries Ltd steelwork / Matabwa fitout
Construction 15/8/5 Plate
Length 70ft
Beam 12ft
Year 2006
Engine Perkins M92B
Berths 2
RCD Compliant
Price Any Reasonable offer concerned
A FULL REVIEW OF THIS BOAT WAS PUBLISHED IN FEBRUARY 2008 ISSUE OF WATERWAYS WORLD.
This boat must be seen to be fully appreciated. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a unique designed steel wide beam boat. The interior has a cosy yet sleek feel and the quality and fit are to a high standard. Lounge approximately 15ft x 12 ft. Open plan with free standing furniture giving excellent versatility of available space. There is a large Charnwood multi-fuel stove located in the forward corner of the lounge. The floor throughout is 20mm solid walnut, there are large port holes throughout. Three cast iron radiators located around the room invoke a contemporary, yet welcoming feel. Galley approximately 10ft x 12ft. There are two areas to the galley, the first has floor to ceiling units containing fridge / freezer, washer / dryer, microwave which are fronted by black solid acrylic doors, two single ovens and storage. The second is a sweeping solid granite workstation with a glass circular hob and kidney shaped ‘Franke’ sink. Built into the workstation is a dishwasher drawer and a Rangemaster wine cooler as well as extensive storage. All the units are made from curved stainless steel. Bathroom approximately 12ft x 12ft. Attractively laid out and decorated with freestanding Pod Roman shower and complementary slipper bath with claw feet. Twin his and her basins situated on a floating tiled shelf. All tiles used are “Original Style” gold fleck. Heated by a feature freestanding radiator and an arched towel rail. The toilet is a vacuum airtight system. Amtico flooring is iced glass acrylic and follows through from the galley and hall giving a spacious feel.
Bedroom approximately 15ft x 12ft this is a sumptuous room, comprising of a carved oak four poster style bed. This is surrounded by carved oak wardrobes, one containing a concealed home office. Additional features as follows:
There is a cratch and cover on the front to extend the living area giving a conservatory feel to the front deck. At the rear of the boat there is also a canvas wheelhouse for protection in bad weather. The heating system is run by an Eberspacher diesel fired boiler. An Onan 7Kva generator is stored in the engine room. The windows are reclaimed ship portholes giving plenty of light into the boat.
