Admiralty Lighters make fantastic houseboats! They are dumb barges (no engines) so all the space is usable as accommodation and they are solid, heavy and built to withstand a working life. We're not sure of her previous history, however this particular lighter has been a permanent home for at least the last 30 years, occupying a Crown Estate Commissioners mooring with a Houseboat Mooring Licence. She comes with a plot of land including road access, outbuildings, garden, parking, a slipway and... read more

This Tug was built for the MOD and worked in various dockyards around the coast before being released from the RMAS around 20 years ago.  For the last few years of her service she was converted from a Tug into an underwater range trials vessel and served at Kyle of Lochalch.  When she was released from the RMAS she was used as a cruising live aboard and the current owner has used her around the coastal waters. She needs a bit of time and effort spent on her but could make an impressive v... read more

Boatshed Southampton bring to market this 2014 Converted MFV Houseboat, offering riverside living. This vessel underwent a full conversion and refit in 2014, changing it into a fully equipped houseboat, ready for liveaboard or holiday home use. With a spacious main deck, a second sun deck, two bedrooms, and separate galley and saloon areas She provides generous living spaces along with a good size shower/bathroom area. Equipped with 2 x solar panels offering sustainability and low mainten... read more

Originally a 60ft Steel Humber barge, however, it was converted into a houseboat many years ago. The present owner has gutted her and started again and has completely refitted her inside transforming her into a two bedroom floating apartment with a modern and spacious feel. Plenty of windows and overhead skylights mean that she seems really light, bright and airy down below. There is seemingly almost limitless headroom and her living area is vast, well thought out and contains all of what we... read more