Stunning Purpose Built Floating Home - Alegria

Stunning Purpose Built Floating Home - Alegria
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DescriptionPremier Houseboats are pleased to present Alegria, a delightful purpose built houseboat finished to an extremely high specification throughout, offering space, light and comfortable living.
Alegria has had no expense spared in her build, with great thought given to ease of living and ongoing costs
She was completely refitted two years ago by the previous owners, including the extension of the outside terrace and the wonderful skylight.
Entering through new bi-fold doors from the good sized outside area you are immediately struck by the sense of space due to the large double glazed windows, skylight and excellent head height running throughout the boat.
The lounge/kitchen area is spacious, and boasts new flooring and a Burley high efficiency log burner, that compliments the full gas central heating
The gas combi boiler is only one year old and extremely efficient.
The kitchen area has a microwave, integrated gas oven and hob , fridge freezer and ***************e is also plenty of storage and work tops of excellent quality.
A corridor leads to the shower room, with large shower cubicle, hand basin, and a macerator toilet
There is also space for a washing machine in this shower room.
The guest bedroom has room for a small double bed or sofa bed, and has built in *********** main bedroom is a good sized double with plenty of storage.
She was out of the water in May 2019 and was painted and had new anodes fitted
She was built of 10/6/5 mm steel
Externally she has a unique look as well as plenty of space to enjoy your surroundings.
The attention to detail and finish of Alegria are very impressive, and she should be considered a spacious, energy efficient and economical home.


Vessel Name: Alegria
Condition: Excellent
Constructed: 2014
Berths: 4
Cabins: 2
Heads: 1
Length over all: 57'
Beam: 10' 6"
Maximum draft: 2'
Hull material: Steel
Hull type: Flat
Hull colour: Black

Disclaimer
Premier Houseboats offers the details of this advert in good faith as it was presented by the seller or his representative but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the described item within this advert
A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated
The Item described within this advert is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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£160,000
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