Built around 1945 this partly converted Humber barge is now up for sale. She has a wooden roof which has been fibreglassed sheathed. Spray foam insulated. She already has one bedroom, complete with double freestanding bed, drawers, bedside tables and wardrobe. A galley boasts Logik fridge/freezer, Bosch washing machine, dishwasher and a microwave combi oven, sink with drainer, cupboards and work surface, 3 seater sofa, desk, drawers and shelves. The heating and hot water come via Webasto eco 50 with 55 litre hot water tank. 1200 litre water tank capacity. She has a multi fuel burner, Henley Th... read more

Description: A fantastic opportunity to own a great piece of British history and comes with its original documentation – 18.8m x 4.73m (61.5ft x 15.5ft). Fully re-bottomed, and converted internally to very high standard with 3 cabins and all comforts. Viewing is highy recommended to fully appreciate the quality of workmanship. Built in 1923 by Dunstan's of Thorne, orginally constructed in riveted steel but has since been re-bottomed from stem to engine room bulkhead with 8mm plate. Built as a sailing vessel she has been lovingly restored to same, she is one of only three square r... read more

History & Conversion Dritan has been lovingly converted to an exceptionally high standard during 20 years of current ownership. Dritan originally served on the Humber and was built by Dunstans of Thorne for Hodgsons Tannery in 1945, although she was launched in 1946. All works commissioned and overseen by current owners (a former mechanical engineer) to the highest engineering standards, in a sympathetic style commensurate with Dritan’s heritage. She boasts her original Gardner 4LW engine. Dritan made a once in a lifetime voyage from the Trent and the Humber around the Eas... read more

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Built in 1895 and one of the last unconverted Sheffield size barges. Most have now been converted and are mainly down South, having left there Yorkshire heritage behind. She has a Lister 22hp engine which can be heard running. The hold is open and covered with hatchboards. Original winch. We believe she would have originally been built as a sailing barge and does have mast, sails and leeboards which we believe were from an old Thames sailing barge. This would be an ideal project for an enthusiast. Laying East Yorkshire.... read more

Humber Keel Barge Taurus 44ft x 17ft 6ins - Stern section Built in 1921 as a working dumb barge to transport timber, Taurus was last used by Waddingtons. Initially 97ft long x 17ft 6ins wide she has been shortened and this is the beautifully shaped stern section which is 44ft long x 17ft 6ins wide. The hull is strongly constructed with best grade 10mm steel and is in excellent condition. She has had a new bow and a new fore deck built on and she has been ballasted with movable brick. Taurus II is a blank canvas ready for anyone to create a spacious houseboat. Laying in Knottingley, West ... read more

Luxury floating home on a converted 1930 Humber Keel Barge built by Harkers of Knottingley. St Petroc is moored on the Thames with views across to Home Park, between Kingston and Hampton Court. (A number of mooring options available). Walk to Surbiton Station for fast trains to London Waterloo. St. Petroc is 75 feet (23 metres) long, and below deck provides 2/3 bedrooms, including master with ensuite shower room, fitted wardrobes and fitted bed with underneath storage; a small double, and a small single bedroom or office. Good size family bathroom with large bath and shower over. Ele... read more

This early 1900s Humber Keel barge is moored on a secure residential mooring in Nine Elms Pier. There are steps leading down into the kitchen which has wooden floors and fitted units. A further flight of steps leads down into the lounge where there is a wood burning stove and storage. In addition there are 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. This vessel is currently habitable but would benefit from some modernisation internally. Secure underground parking space included. Nine Elms Pier has a great community and the pier itself is often used by the residents for social events. There is also an area,... read more

This strong, sturdy Sheffield class barge has been professionally converted into a cracking full time live aboard or holiday home. It is currently situated on a sheltered, peaceful, riverside mooring in a much desired area of Plymouth, Devon but it is fitted with a fully reconditioned Gardiner engine & bow thruster, should you wish to move to another location of your choice. Beautifully presented and spacious, this enormous barge has full central heating with modern radiators throughout, powered by a choice of diesel or multi fuel system. The large living area includes a double aft cab... read more

Built by Joseph Scarr in 1910 Sheffield size 61ft 6ins x 15ft 6ins. Used by the Waterways Museum/Sobriety Project which has sadly gone out of business. Sobriety was used as a residential and day trip boat along the canals and has accommodation for ten passengers and two crew. Powered by a JCB Mermaid, 4 cylinder Type J444, 84 hp which was fitted in 2008, also in 2008 the propeller and rudder were repaired and a new tail shaft fitted. Also there was extensive refitting to the accommodation including hull foam insulation, extensive timber linings, electrical rewiring and plumbing. Below deck fro... read more