Osprey is a steel pilot cutter situated on Greenland dock which is part of South Dock Marina under transferable residential licence for the berth. The boat was built in 1946 and later converted to a liveaboard boat with galley in the wheelhouse and saloon below deck a double master cabin and a single berth / office desk with a shower room in the forepeak. The effecient layout of the brightly painted galley accommodates a collapsable table and stools and fridge, 2 hob electric, under-counter cabinets and a freestanding retro metal sideboard. Below deck is cleverly laid out, the spaces f... read more

MV Apprentice is a well maintained vessel and is currently on the hard standing at South Dock Marina, where it can be lifted at the crane. Built in Portsmouth in 1968 Apprentice is a Thames tug & work boat which will have its PLA ticket renewed before point of sale. Apprentice has been used in many operations on the Thames, such as s support vessel and for moving lighter barges. Motor Tug – Tug Style. Built - ca 1968 - Portsmouth Bulder - Vosper Thorneycroft Type of vessel - Work boat / Tug Engine - Sabre - Marinised diesel - raw water cooled Length - 12.5 meters Beam - ... read more

Cheeky Pint is situated with a residential mooring in Kent with close links to central London (15mins train to Stratford, 20mins train to Kings Cross) and is an ideal liv aboard as a permanent home with capabilities to go ‘off grid’ and be a constant cruiser if desired. The 60ft narrow boat has been designed and finished to a high standard with a contemporary and cosy style by the current owners who specialise in design and build. They have made Cheeky Pint a perfect liveaboard for a small family, the layout and design has a lovely open plan living feel, with dining and galley s... read more

This lovely passenger vessel and hero ship has had a glorious past, it has spent most its life entertaining passengers navigating the inland waterways and in particular the River Thames, and was part of Project Dynamo which rescued men from the beaches during the WWII evacuation from Dunkirk. This is one of 2 sister ships, named Mutt & Jeff, and was built by Joe Meers for his successful passenger operation in 1923. Jeff worked the River Thames, from Westminster to Old Swan Pier, before it was bought by another charter company and worked from Boveney Lock near Windsor. After a spell a... read more