Ship's Lifeboat Conversion

Full of character ex ship's lifeboat, originally built in 1939 by HM Dockyards, with a galvanised steel hull, steel topsides added in 1960's to convert it to a cruiser. Current internal layout created by current owners. Accommodation briefly consists of: forward double bed cabin; main saloon with 2 free standing leather armchairs, wood/ coal/ oil stove and built in cupboards and wardrobes; central wheelhouse with tool and equipment storage lockers, Perkins 4.107 engine under; galley with sink, fridge, 2 ring cooker with grill and oven; wet room with sea toilet, basin and shower. There are plenty of cupboards for storage throughout and the decorative order is excellent.Equipment includes carver gas hot water tank, 240v shore power, 300w inverter, TV, 240v heater, crockery and cooking utensils, engine driven pump for bilge pumps and deck hose, 12v bilge pump, anchor, mud weight, deck winch, mooring and lock ropes all in good condition.Last out of the water in August 2019 for hull to be blacked and topsides completely repainted. BSS until 04/05/2022Can be used for extended periods away or as a liveaboard.Currently moored at Northampton Boat Club on the River Nene.

Viewing welcome. Year built1939Length9.14 m/30 ftWidth2.74 m/9 ft Draft0.76 m/3 ftPropulsionInboardEngine manufacturerPerkins 4.107No. Of engines1HP48FuelDiesel