Nauticus 27ft River Cruiser

We are selling our much loved River Cruiser. It was our first boat and it has been wonderful for days out on the river with our friends and holidays going further afield on the canal and River system which is vast all around the country.We bought this particular boat because it is the same width as a narrow boat so it can go anywhere on the canal system. This is particularly useful if travelling around the canals in the middle of England as they are only suitable for boats of this width or less. Having looked at different boats of this width the Nauticus 27 won hands down because of its layout inside which gives a sense of space with a dinette on either side rather than having a galley kitchen all the way down one side which we found on other makes of boat made them feel quite cramped. The boat is called Grace.

It is in the water but not licensed so will need to be licensed before moving. The Safety Certificate (BSS) runs out in March 2022 Nauticus 27 Boat Specification• Length: 27ft (8.23m)• Beam: 6ft 10in (2.08m)• Draught: 2ft (0.61m)• Airdraught: 6ft 6in (1.98m)• Berths: 4• Drive Type: Outdrive• Fuel: Petrol• Year: Believed 1975• Hull: GRP Engine• Ford Watermota• 4 cylinder petrol• Enfield outdrive• Single lever control• Rev counter fuel contents• Voltmeter and temperature gauge• 2 x 12 volt batteries (1 starter & 1 Leisure) both only one year old. Accommodation• Double v berth to forward cabin• Infill panel converts to double berth• Storage cupboards either side• Curtain partition• Main saloon has table dinette each side• Each table drops to form a single berth• Storage under• Hatch to deck above• Galley to port• Toilet to starboard• Door to cockpit• Upholstery in stripe patterned cloth• Curtains to match Galley• Stainless steel sink• Gas 2 ring, grill, oven cooker• Under sink storage Toilet• Chemical toilet (could be made into a wet room with a shower) Cockpit• 2 swivel seats• Bench seat aft• Upholstery in red vinyl • Lino flooring Please feel free to arrange with us to come out on the boat to try it out if you are seriously considering buying it so you can get a better feel for how the boat handles and what it’s like to take it through a lock etc.