SOLD 1902 Restored Dry Good Barge
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- Year
1902
Dimensions
LOA - 26m
Beam - 4m
Maximum draft - 1m
Bridge clearance - 3.6m
Engines
Total power - 150hp
Total engines - 1
Type - Iveco Aifo 8061M
Hours - 120
Tanks
Fresh water tanks - 1 (1400L)
Fuel tanks - 1 (805L)
Holding tanks - 1 (900L)
Accommodation
Number of double berths - 2
Number of cabins - 5
Number of heads - 1
Number of bathrooms - 1
Maria Christina is a Dutch dry goods barge launched 118 years ago in Mijdrecht, Netherlands. Converted to a high standard in recent years she offers a full height comfortable home with the benefits of a river cruising life. Features 2 sleeping cabins, Utility cabin, Study cabin, Main saloon.�
Powered by a Reconditioned Iveco 150 HP 6 cylinder diesel with Halyard 2030 Aqua Drive
Maintenance
Maria Christina was dry docked in 2018 and all work completed as detailed in the hull survey (available on request).� In addition, the whole of the upper structure was repainted and the skylights renovated and doubled glazed in 2019.
Thames & Kennet Marina
Caversham Lakes, Henley Road, Reading, Berkshire RG4 6LQ (Sat Nav RG4 9RA)
Contact Guy Girling and Nathan Kipling
Email thamesboatsales@tingdene.net Tel 01189 477 770 Mobile 07701 287046 - Auta a dopravní prostředky
At last, a boat that looks like a boat should, instead of a floating motel. Love it!
I have literally watched hundreds of narrowboat videos, and this is way, by far, my favorite interior. This boat is amazing. If I lived in England, I would get this boat in a heartbeat.
This isn’t a narrowboat.
Though I must admit that she’s a real beauty!
I live in Canada, and I feel the same way.
amazing interior very practical. The only barge ive ever seen with separate toilet and shower. very homely interior.
Somebody loved this barge. And it shows.
The best Barge I have ever seen, Just a fantastic fit out
Been binge watching these canal boat vids and this ole thang has by far the best layout, space, and overall home like feel, very cozy! The skylights and skinny windows are Perfecto! Somebody has themselves a little bit of paradise!
What a gorgeous Barge, seen so much history and now a fabulous floating home.👍
Beautiful! The tour begins in the forward cabin, but took the entire video for me to figure that out because you did not come down the forward companion way.
That is stunning. Looks just like a land home..
Beautiful.
Lovely boat. Hate to think of the mooring fees at that length though.
gorgeous. That is the best boat of it's type I have seen. I'd be happy to live on that.
This would make a stunning holiday home in London or France provided you could get the right mooring at the right price.
Definitely. plus the canal network in Europe is way more accessible for wide boats like that one, not so in England.
On other hand this size of boat is great for river cruising too so...
@barry s No, it's valid concern. I am not the greatest expert in this but by the look of this boat i assume that it have to be cat c which will suffice to cross the channel. Narrowboats (7 ft wide) can't do that.Another plus of the wider boats is that cruising on the rivers is not a issue at all.Some windy conditions, big boats sailing close and the narrowboat is not the place that you want to be on a rive.
I wonder how much it would cost to bring it to America?
What a superb renovation. Wish I could afford a floating home like this. Will make a great home for couple 😊
Absolutely gorgeous what a fine example.
WOW! I want this barge! It has so much more character than the new boats!
Worth every penny. Hope she finds a good home.
WOW! This is really gorgeous!!!! Spacious and well laid out ...laundry room? Love it !
Just need to win the lottery now lol
Nope if I win lottery I will be purchasing .....
gorgeous boat. Some lucky person going to be very happy when she belongs to them
Thanks for posting and sharing. So nicely done (the boat).
Oh my, if only I had saved the money when I was young...LOVE barges.
Do have to say your videos make me feel a bit sea sick, lovely boat
Good to hear we will look to slow down a bit !!
@@TingdeneMarinasBoatSales Please don't slow it down, it was so slow I played it on double speed
Who needs a house when you got a boat like this
Nicely designed. Love it.
Sehr schön. Endlich genug Kleiderschränke.
On the practical side ,I think I would fit as many solar panels as possible... it seems a pretty reasonable price for what you would be getting..
What a beautiful boat !!
Imagine that bedroom with the stove alight 😍
Lovely Boat.
That is stunning!
Yes Please..
Stunning! .
What a beauty. Goodness.
Beautiful!👍
The best I have seen!
Beautiful just beautiful 💕💕💕
Beautiful craft! Proper little Tardis!. Probably Sold by now :(
Gorgeous boat
Stunning.
absolutely gorgeous
A very unique boat.
Fantastic
Love the boat
Stunning...
Lovely!
B&Q really made a killing on this.
Very Nice!
Awesome..
Very nice
Esse sim e muito bom
The video came from a Marina, is the boat for sale. Watching some other videos shows a boat 71’ long and it just fits into a lock. Some one said this is 85’ long and is the boats to wide to fit into some locks? There was comments on other channels about not being able to go from the upper area to the lower area.if over 64’ I think. It is the nicest narrow boat I’ve seen.
Not a narrow boat... Dutch Barge
got sea sick just watching the ever moving camera
you can slow down the speed of video ...3 dots upper right of video ..can set the playback speed to your desire ....
@@clarkclarke5321 I had to play on double speed because it was soooo slow and the camera work was all over the place
How come your URL links to your website never work?
Please advise which video and we will rectify
The Titanic of the canals!
at 85ft it wont fit on the grand union or kennet and avon and certainly not up the narrow oxford its only fo the thames and its estuary and lee naviagation
I'm not quite sure i would equate it to the Titanic. You never know where the next ice berg is...
Bloody lovely though.
@@kevinduffy80 On another note, are there hidden icebergs in the canals? I didn’t think through my snarky comment. I’ll try to do better. Sail on, Mate 😊
@@carolehayden8566 Don't worry about it Carole. No offence meant. I've been on enough barges during the winter, that the idea of an iceberg is understandable.
Stay safe and as happy as a sandbuoy. 😊
Category C?
In categorised as pre RCD which appeared mid 1990’s
Oh yes, yes, yes. Pleeeeeeese.
I can not fathom the appeal of narrow boating. Cruising the Loire valley? Yes. Cruising the Danube? Yes. The Black Sea? Yes. Stuck right up some midlands ditch in a 40 ton luggable loo? Nah.