An incredibly rare opportunity to build the houseboat of your dreams from scratch with one of London's best moorings waiting for you to start a life afloat.
Float8 and Boatshed have teamed up to offer this London residential mooring at Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe which will be sold with a brand new Float8 houseboat, designed by you and built to your exact specifications.
An incredibly rare opportunity to build the houseboat of your dreams from scratch with one of London's best moorings waiting for you to start a life afloat.
Float8 and Boatshed have teamed up to offer this London residential mooring at Greenland Dock, Rotherhithe which will be sold with a brand new Float8 houseboat, designed by you and built to your exact specifications. The photos on this listing show the location of the mooring and the Float1 showboat which offers a smaller example of what can be built for the space. The dock is a tranquil place with a real village feel and strong community spirit.
The mooring is 60' in length so a houseboat with 1,000sq ft could be produced. The big benefit of these purpose built boats is the roof terrace which extends for nearly the entire length of the boat and means you have huge amounts of outdoor space. Being constructed from aluminium makes these boats incredibly low maintenance, a big benefit for people with busy lifestyles.
The residential mooring is fully transferable (10% transfer fee) so you can sell on the space with the boat when the time comes and there is electric supply, water and internet connection. Greenland Dock is in a fantastic location right on the Thames with Greenland Pier and the riverbus 30 seconds from the marina. Surrey Quays (10 mins) and Canada Water (20 mins) are all within walking distance giving good access to central London.
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
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This Float8 Houseboat with London mooring has been personally photographed and viewed by Angus Rose of Boatshed London.
