A HOUSE boat that would make “a fantastic alternative to a traditional Leigh flat” could be yours for just £176,000.
If you have ever dreamed of living on board a boat in the heart of Leigh, here is your chance.
A house boat, currently berthed in Leigh Marina, has been listed on the market for just £176,000.
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It offers fabulous estuary views and will allow its owner “to live wherever your heart desires”.
The house boat is fully equipped and benefits from two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Rob Kahl, officer manager at Scott and Stapleton estate agents, said: “The house boat is fully equipped for days at sea with an open plan lounge with log burner and fully fitted, full size kitchen with white goods.
“There is also a large bridge with an additional seating area and rear deck for outside entertaining”.
The boat is currently berthed in Leigh Marina, and the barge is located close to Leigh station, Broadway, Old Town and has “stunning views over the Thames Estuary and Two Tree Island”.
The bridge area includes a large seating area, with 360 degree views with a detachable roof.
The kitchen will include a full size fridge / freezer, dishwasher, double electric oven, four ring gas hobs, as well as solid wood worktops.
Both shower rooms have a low-level toilet, a wash hand basin, and a full-size shower cubicle.
Rob Kahl added that this unique home has attracted lots of interest.
He said: “This is a unique sell for us as it is not your everyday listing.
“It offers two double bedrooms, two shower rooms and the opportunity to live wherever your heart desires.
“As you can imagine the idea of living on a house boat has attracted a lot of interest.
“She is a beautiful boat and has been built for purpose with luxury in mind.
“We are still continuing to show applicants come rain or shine and all feedback is positive.”
To view the full property, visit https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/127966646#/?channel=RES_BUY
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