SOLD - Half Dozen, 57' Semi Trad 2007

[@ramblingrob4693]

This is Beautiful boat ... better than my flat by far.. stunning

[@terryv]

The nicest boat I’ve seen here in a very long time. Add an inch or two of head height and it would be close to perfect.

[@michaelhiggins7365]

This boat truly ticks most-all the boxes. New paint, 2 pack epoxy on the hull, carousel cupboard, full size washer, Travel Power Generator, extendable bed, rails over the low level rads to dry clothes, large Telly, Bow Thruster, Beta 43 with Hospital Silencer and high performance prop. etc, this boat is FULLY LOADED! About the only thing missing is Solar Power, although I suspect the Travel Generator is likely used to top off the leisure batteries when out on the cut, am I correct in assuming this? I would be very comfortable and proud to own this boat. Price is on the high side, but then there is a lot of boat to be had here. I'm guessing this boat would sell for $120,000- $130,000 or more new today as outfitted. Two things which would make this boat superb would be to upgrade the formica countertops to granite and the wood stove to Diesel Fired. I would consider myself very fortunate to own this boat, she is very nicely equipped.

[@GildaLee27]

Gorgeous. Truly well-kept.

[@annepegum3351]

I know they're not everyone's "cup of tea" but I really do prefer a semi-trad stern compared to the other options.

[@Nemo_Point]

I thought, and still think, it expensive for its age and type (ie not reverse layout). However, new paint and blacking might save, say £8k. Being a Reeves attracts a premium, as does having a bow-thruster. Its state belies its age and it is well-fitted (washing machine; king-size bed, fin-rads, etc). The price is only an asking price, too - buyers tend to negotiate (though, in this case, one's scope for price-reducing nit-picking is very limited indeed). So I would not offer anything like £80k for it... or would I? I have my socks and pants ready and there is not much else to do - this is the antithesis of a "project boat" - which, for a retired couple who do not want to waste time on DIY or managing sub-contractors and who can afford to pay a premium, might be very tempting. Indeed, If Mr JM had just opened a few more cupboards, I might myself have been tempted.

[@StuartBtn]

So I have got no further than the kitchen an I love it 😀

[@cbcdesign001]

The Bathroom clinched it for me.

[@The_Arby]

Nice narrowboat and a good price :-) Nice one RBS :-)

[@wsatnutter9674]

superb boat worth 60k of anyones money all day long

[@liamhainsworth26]

Might want to put your own pants and socks onboard 😂🤣😅! This guy cracks me up! Very funny 🤩

[@eddiedst9066]

Beautiful boat.

[@voodoo2882]

thats a heck of a boat

[@rachelmarshall3974]

Very nice

[@BVA663]

Fantastic

[@dozergyp]

One of the best boats for sale, Just have sell the house know

[@annepegum3351]

Or find that elusive winning lottery ticket eh John ?!! 😎😂

[@ripvanwincle2258]

£79,500

[@suecox2308]

that's my boat. ;-)

[@StuartBtn]

What really your boat or you want it?

[@suecox2308]

@@StuartBtn See the winky face after my comment? It's meant to indicate humor. ;-)

[@Concerned_citizenNZ]

Holiday home for 6. Where do the other 2 sleep?

[@Nemo_Point]

Good point but a sofa-bed should answer it.

[@dbd2191]

To much money for this boat.

[@ChrisJames1973]

Nice boat but £80k for a 12 year old boat. Really?

[@McRambro]

Colin Stewart your paying for the blacking and paintwork 😂

[@orcaflotta7867]

It's a boat, supposed to last 3 lifetimes ... at least. Is not a modern car that ends up o the scrapyard in a couple years. And neither is it a fashion item that goes out of favour come winter.

[@ChrisJames1973]

Orca Flotta oh thanks for that. I’ll bare that information in mind when I come to sell my narrow boat. Still overpriced though

[@dbd2191]

Colin, how much for your boat.

[@ChrisJames1973]

Peter H please re read my response