FOR SALE-MegAStar 58ft Semi Cruiser. MegAStar Narrowboats & Colecraft.

@theboatman.
Like New our Beautiful MegAStar 58ft Semi Cruiser. 2021;Colecraft Shell. RCR March 2023 built by MegAStar Narrowboats, used as a showboat over the last 12 month
MegAStar
MEGASTAR /COLECRAFT ONLY
260 ENGINE HOURS
A stunning combination.
Well known for their outstanding craftsmanship, MegAstar teamed up with Colecraft Engineering to build this stunning 58ft Semi Cruiser.
From first glance MegAStar's beautiful paint scheme stands out from the crowd and is second only to the outstanding craftsmanship of the interior.
Reverse layout.
Stern & engine bay
Full steel wraparound stern. Teak effect to the stern deck and tops of the deep seating lockers. Beta marine 50hp Engine, a Webasto 5kw heater that feeds four radiator throughout the boat and
(3 slate grey rads and a chrome towel rail) and a Bluetooth smart shunt.
Stepping down into the Galley.
Port side cupboard calorifier with above storage. While on starboard there's an electrical cupboard with Victron multiplus 3000, Victron mppt smart solar controller making the most from the 600W solar system flat walk on panels, victron galvanic isolator shore power change over switch from bow to stern and 230v fuse panel. Above all your fuse breakers, heatmiser thermostat for the heating and victron colour gx battery monitoring system display for all your power AC, DC and Solar input and pluss WiFi on-board for better connectivity.
Under step storage and cabin bilge under the floor. Waist level Thetford midi prima oven / grill and 12v fridge with freezer box.
Curved dove grey Galley units with grey sparkle quartz worktops, 4 burner hob. Undermount stainless Steel sink , jebsco water filter. Slate grey tiled floor with a hatch to under floor storage
Moving through to the Dining area is a
L-shaped dinette and under storage. (Converts into a bed for guests)
Two size tables, the small one also doubles up to use at the stern deck for eating out or drinks. Nice 3ft glazed side hatch doors opposite the dinette.
Lounge
Very spacious lounge with 32" TV and cabinet with cupboards either side and built in wine rack with glass storage. Morso swift multi fuel stove with twin wall insulated flue. Solid 18mm oak flooring continues through to the bedroom and 2ft side hatch doors in lounge.
(Two recliner chairs and oak side/lamp table optional)
Bathroom
Has a Thetford cassette toilet, vanity cupboard with top mounted basin, mirror and lighting bar above (when you need a little extra light for shave or makeup). Full 760 shower fitted with white sparkle multi panel with side storage. Tiled floor
Bedroom
Side on bed with storage cupboard above and 4 large drawers underneath, extra storage can be accessed under the second half of the bed. Wardrobes on either side gives plenty of hanging space and the raised steps to the bow doors all have hinged doors for additional storage.
Out into the spacious bow with two large seating lockers and two doors give access to the dummy gas locker where there the bow thruster sits under the floor that also has a weed hatch giving easy access if anything gets sucked into the thruster tube. Finished off with teak effect to the floor and lockers.
MegAStar is fitted with a pram cover that can be put up half or fully depending upon the weather and a cratch cover in black canvas from well known Kinver canopies.
MegAStar is an outstanding boat, built of a very high specification and superior quality finish.
£169,950.00
Viewing highly recommended.
By Appointment only.
Contact for further information
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[@user-kb5ot5sg4o]

Lovely boat great craftsmanship. In such good condition too ❤

[@theboatman.]

Thanks 😊

[@chrislee5245]

Having seen this boat personally I can say the quality of the workmanship is second to none. Hard to find a better narrowboat out there

[@theboatman.]

Thank you very much

[@CitizenErased11]

Hey Chuck, that sure is a nice vessel you got there buddy. Do you go to sea in it?

[@theboatman.]

Thanks. I really enjoyed building it.
Not for sea. it's for the inland canals, which used to be for moving freight around the country back in the day. From the late 18th through to the early 20th centuries.

[@CitizenErased11]

Wow, sounds amazing Chuck