Narrowboat 70ft with London mooring Residential
Narrowboat · 70ft with London mooring · 1980
Lying at London UK · 51.5074°N 0.1278°W
Specification
- LOA
- 19.81 m
- Beam
- 2.1 m
- Hull type
- Displacement
- Hull material
- Displacement
- Berths
- 1
- Engine
- SR3
- Power
- 2 hp
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Fuel
- 5 L
- Year built
- 198
Figures from the seller; catalog specs shown where instance data is unstated.
Where she lies
London UK
A mooring in the capital, the whole network at your bow
A 70-footer with a London mooring is a rare asset: live afloat in the middle of the city, cruise Regent's Canal past London Zoo and Camden Lock, tie up in Little Venice, or slip out onto the Grand Union and leave the city behind entirely. It is London life at a slower speed, with a front garden that changes whenever you like.
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Regent's CanalCruise from Little Venice through Regent's Park to Camden and the Olympic Park.
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Little VeniceThe canal's prettiest pool, cafes and the puppet-theatre barge.
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Camden LockMarkets and music right on the water.
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Towpath Cafe, De BeauvoirCanalside institution on the Regent's Canal.
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Camden MarketGlobal street food at the lock.
Sheltered urban canals — no tides. The Regent's Canal links Limehouse (and the tidal Thames) to Paddington and the Grand Union, which runs all the way to Birmingham. A permanent London mooring is the real prize; continuous-cruiser rules apply otherwise.