Description

Kisimul's Galley is a charming 60ft traditional stern narrowboat built in 1995 by esteemed boatbuilder Tim Tyler. With her graceful lines and rich wooden interior, she offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that captures the essence of classic canal living. Designed to accommodate up to five people, she’s ideal for both leisure cruising and life afloat.

Stepping aboard from the stern, you enter through the engine room into the master bedroom, a peaceful retreat featuring stylish porthole windows, a fixed double bed, wardrobe, and overhead cupboard. The bathroom follows, fitted with a shower cubicle with folding doors, a wash basin, and a drop-through toilet, offering comfort and practicality.

Next is the Pullman-style dinette, a sociable space for meals and relaxation that also converts into a double berth. The galley is well-equipped with a freestanding cooker and hob, sink and drainer unit, and a fridge, along with generous storage cupboards and worktop space for all your culinary needs.

At the bow end, the saloon provides a cosy living area with a sofa that converts into a single berth, a side hatch with steps for easy access, and a Morso stove that adds warmth and character. In addition to the stove, the boat benefits from central heating throughout, ensuring comfort in all seasons. Double doors lead out onto the bow deck, which is fitted with a cratch cover for added shelter and storage.

Kisimul's Galley has been fitted out by Braidbar Boats.

Kisimul's Galley is a well-loved and thoughtfully laid-out narrowboat, ready to welcome new owners and new adventures. To arrange a viewing or for further information, please contact Blackwater Meadow on 01691 624391.

Specifications

Accommodation

Saloon

Galley

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Bathroom

Bathroom 2

Disclaimer

Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these details is not guaranteed. They are intended as a guide only and do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and where appropriate to employ a qualified marine surveyor to inspect the vessel.

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