| £105,000 | | |
| Status: | Available |
| Tax Status: | Tax Paid |
| Location: |
London Canary Wharf UK [View Map] |
Genuinely under priced for what she offers — a rare bargain in today's market
Nausicaa is a 2008-built, 20.42m x 3.66m steel wide beam that's been lovingly set up as a full-time floating home. She's coming to market well below what boats of her size and quality typically fetch. The reason is simple: her owner has relocated abroad and needs a swift, straightforward sale. That urgency is your opportunity.
Buyers should also note that her current residential mooring, in Canary Wharf, London, is entirely optional. If London waterside life appeals, she comes with the option to take over her fully transferable berth at the lovely/friendly Poplar Marina, next to Canary Wharf — but there's no obligation to do so. She's a genuinely mobile, capable boat, so you're free to relocate her to a mooring that suits your tastes elsewhere, making this an even more flexible buy than the price alone suggests.
A home that feels spacious and welcoming
Step aboard at the bow and you're welcomed by a really practical storage area, shelved floor to ceiling on both sides, before opening into a wonderfully generous open-plan kitchen and living space — one of the most impressive layouts of its kind. The kitchen is fully fitted (all appliances, including the dishwasher, bought new in 2023), with a lovely butler sink, plenty of worktop, and a breakfast bar that comfortably seats four. The living area is warm and inviting, whether you're curling up alone or hosting friends — helped along by a programmable pellet stove that works alongside diesel-fired central heating and radiators throughout.
Heading towards the stern, the bathroom is a another nice space: a large walk-in shower, a glass basin with storage beneath, and a heated towel rail to keep things snug. A compost toilet is currently fitted, though the pump-out plumbing remains in place if you'd rather switch.
Further along, in the stern, is what may be the largest bedroom you'll find on a boat like this — softly carpeted and roomy, providing a luxurious bedroom for a single or couple but is large enough that a new owner could easily carve out an extra single or double bed, or set up a bunk room for children. A door leads from the bedroom onto the rear deck, which brings still more storage.
The roof, thanks to its gentle curve, is a great candidate for decking out into a proper outdoor space — perfect for morning coffee or evening drinks, wherever she ends up.
Ready to cruise, ready to live in
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Despite being set up as a comfortable, settled home, Nausicaa is fully able to cruise and has been out on the tidal Thames and the Lee several times in recent years. She passed survey in 2024 (Enfield) and was re-blacked in 2023 (Springfield) — so she's in good shape both to live aboard and to travel.
A viewing really is the best way to appreciate how much space and warmth she offers — photos don't quite capture it.
If you do want to stay in London — lovely Limehouse or Poplar Marina mooring transfer options are available with the boat.
Should you choose to take on the mooring, both marinas sit right on the Thames in lively parts of the city, with easy transport links:
Cycling: Shoreditch in under 20 minutes from Limehouse; Westminster around 30 minutes along the riverside path. Add 5–10 minutes from Poplar.
Elizabeth Line: Canary Wharf to Bond Street in 15 minutes.
DLR: Limehouse to Bank in 10 minutes; Blackwall to Bank in 12–14 minutes.
River: Uber Boat by Thames Clippers from Canary Wharf to London Bridge in around 15 minutes.
Marina facilities (if mooring retained):
Daily on-site marina staff
Gated security
Laundry room
Post and parcel room
Toilet and shower facilities
Owners' lounge (Poplar)
Metered electricity
Mains water to each berth
Marina Wi-Fi
Secure bike storage
Optional car parking (Poplar)
Pontoon storage box (Poplar)
On-site marine engineers, with skipper tuition available
Specification
Maker: J.L.Pindar & Sons Ltd
Model: Wide beam
Built: 2008
Berths: 2
Cabins: 1
Engine: 1 x Vetus, diesel, shaft drive
Length: 20.42m
Beam: 3.66m
Hull: Steel
Tax status: Tax paid
Location: London, UK
Electrics: Battery, battery charger, inverter
Safety: Bilge pump, fire extinguisher
Viewings recommended — come and feel the space for yourself.
| Vessel type: | Widebeam |
| Designer: | J.L.Pindar & Sons Ltd |
| Builder: | J.L.Pindar & Sons Ltd. |
| Make: | Pinder |
| Model: | 65 Widebeam |
| Fit Out: | Domestic |
| Constructed: | 2008 |
| Registration: | 528866 |
| Registry: | Canal and River Trust (CRT) |
| Berths: | 2 |
| No. of engines: | 1 |
| Engine model: | Vetus |
| Fuel type: | Diesel |
| Drive type: | Shaft drive |
| Length over all: | 20.42m |
| Beam: | 3.66m |
| Hull material: | Steel |
| Hull colour: | Black |
Note: Indicated location is approximate general area only.