Classic example of this popular cruising houseboat "Bluebell" is a UK built 139 model from 2007 but has been privately owned since 2012. Very comfortable accomodation with an owner's double cabin aft offering lots of cupboard space with ensuite bathroom (shower and electric WC) large saloon with dining area and a fully euipped gally including the must have wine fridge.
Pilot from inside or go to the aft sundeck and steer from the outside position.
The boat has a comfortable homely aspect and has webasto central heating completing the comfort package.
Specifications
Vessel name:
Blubelle
Vessel condition:
excellent
Vessel type:
Cruising houseboat
Builder:
Euroclassic
Year constructed:
2007
Berths:
4
Cabins:
2
Heads:
2
No. of engines:
1
Engine model:
Beta Marine BV330
Engine power:
50 HP
Fuel type:
Diesel
Drive type:
Shaft drive
Crusing Speed:
8 KPH
Maximum Speed:
10 KPH
Length over all:
14m
Beam:
4.45m
Maximum draft:
0.80m
Bridge clearance:
2.6m
Hull material:
Steel
Hull type:
Displacement
Fuel capacity:
1000 Litres
Water capacity:
1000 Litres
Holding tank capacity:
1000 Litres
Images
Engine(s)
BETA Marine BV330 4 cylinder diesel naturally aspirated motor with reduction gearbox to a single shaft driving a three blade bronze propellor
Accommodation
Forward double cabin with ensuite bathroom
saloon and dining area with interior steering position
Galley area port and starboard through to aft stateroom double with ensuite bathroom & WC
Important information: the information above is intended to give a description just of each boat but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, these details are provided under the understanding that all negotiations will be conducted through Capestang Nautic Services brokerage and not part of any contract or offer. We strongly recommend the buyer to verify the information and if necessary, at its own expense, to employ the services of a qualified marine surveyor to perform a complete examination prior to purchase. We can advise on suitable, english speaking highly qualified experts in France.
