Drawn to Water

Drawn to Water is a 70ft long x 6ft 10in wide inland narrowboat built by G J Reeves in 2007. She is fitted with an Isuzu 42hp diesel engine and has 2 berths.

Drawn to Water is presented in good condition and has everything you need for spending lots of time on the water on our beautiful inland waterway system this summer.

She has a cratch and cover at the bow, and a pram cover at the stern along with two Taff seats. Fitted with laminate floor planks throughout, seating is with an arm chair and L shaped seating area at the bows. 

The utility area at the stern houses a worktop and a Bush washing machine fitted and built in basket draws for extra storage.

The walk through bathroom has a full size bath, with blue tiled walls and a shower screen above.

The bedroom has a double bed, painted walls and ceiling.

The living area cabin walls have painted wallpaper, with embossed geometric shapes.

The walkthrough galley is equipped with a freestanding cooker and Belfast sink and tile splash back. 

An appointment is required to view boats for sale at Priory Waterside & Marina.  Please contact the marina office on 01234 351931.

BSC expires:
- April 2025

Last Blacked:
- April 2021

Hull & superstructure:
- Steel Unspecified thickness

Engine:
- Isuzu 42hp

Electrics:
- Shore Power
- Fridge
- Bush Washing Machine

Batteries:
- 1 x engine start
- 5 x domestic

Water heating:
- Webasto Thermotop C 5kw
- 1kw Immersion heater

Cabin heating:
- Webasto Thermotop C 5kw
- Solid Fuel Stove

Water capacity:
- Unknown

Fuel capacity:
- Unknown

Flooring:
- Laminate wood planks throughout.

Please note: this is not a survey report and all pre-owned boats are sold without warranty.

The information provided is based on a superficial inspection carried out by us and information provided by the vendor. No guarantee is given or implied regarding the specification, but descriptions are given in good faith as could be ascertained at the time of inspection. Aquavista takes no responsibility for the accuracy of this information and recommend the use of a marine surveyor to establish the condition of the vessel.