Description

Roseleigh is a stunning 60x10ft liveaboard canal boat that cruises through London's waterways. With a spacious interior and top-notch amenities, it offers a unique and luxurious experience for those seeking a life of adventure on the water.


What makes Roseleigh so special?

Water Filtration System: Roseleigh is equipped with a state-of-the-art water filtration system that provides complete water independence. This system ensures that you'll never have to use a water point, offering true water freedom and peace of mind wherever you are.

Large Battery Capacity: The boat features 8x 225Ah batteries, providing an impressive energy reserve. This substantial battery capacity supports all on-board systems, including a 12V fridge that can run year-round without interruption.

Large Solar Energy Supply: Roseleigh is powered by 4x 300-watt solar panels, delivering a robust supply of renewable energy, even during cloudy days.

Solar Dump Water Heating System: The innovative solar dump system utilizes excess solar energy to heat water, ensuring hot water availability without additional fuel consumption during the sunnier months of the year.

Extra Cosy Interiors: The interiors of Roseleigh are designed for ultimate comfort and coziness. The thoughtful design and high-quality materials create a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels like home.



Boat Specifications

Model: 60x10 Widebeam

Year Built: 2017

Builder: Collingwood


Engine & Systems

Engine: 52cc Canaline Engine

Heating System: Webasto Thermotop-C water heater, providing both water and space heating, and 4.2kw multi-fuel stove for heating

Bow thruster: Vetus 94kg 5.7 kW.


Energy System:

4x 300-watt solar panels for optimal energy generation.

8x 225Ah batteries ensuring a reliable power reserve, capable of supporting the boat's systems year-round.


Additional features and general information:

- Washing machine
- Compost Toilet
- Canopy and Roof Terrace
- Perfect Size for London Waterways: At 60x10, Roseleigh is a perfect fit for navigating busy London waterways. Its size makes it acceptable for double mooring if needed, unlike wider widebeams, while still guaranteeing the spacious comfort that a widebeam offers.
- Recent Maintenance: The boat was recently blacked (September 2024), and a full hull survey was conducted at the same time, ensuring it's in top condition for cruising.
- Next Boat Safety Scheme certificate to be completed in 2026

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