Description

Anasazi is a beautiful 2004, 55ft, traditional stern Narrowboat built by Peter Hill with a Barrus Shire 2000, 45 HP diesel engine, regularly serviced.
Fully refurbished in 2021.and partial exterior professional repaint in 2025.She is a light and airy narrowboat offering beautiful & comfortable accommodation.
Boat safety scheme certificate to March 2029
Blacked and new anodes January 2025
Anasazi is 2 Beth but can easily accommodate 4 by replacing the lounge armchairs with a sofa bed.
Layout: stern, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, lounge.
Galley: Beko 230-volt triple A rated fridge/freezer, immaculate barely used oven and hob, solid oak worktops, new sink and taps, solid oak breakfast bar.
Bathroom: new shower & cubicle, washbasin, cupboard, mirror, heated towel rail, Thetford cassette toilet with 3 cassettes.
Bedroom: Double bed with draws underneath and cupboards above. 2 wardrobes, radiator
Saloon: 12/230 volt tv, 2 armchairs, radiators, brand new Mazona Ripley 5 kw multi fuel stove.
Anasazi is currently based in Sonning, Berkshire.
Please view photographs to appreciate how beautiful Anasazi is. She is ideal for living aboard or extended cruising.
Anasazi means ’Ancient Ones’. It is an Navojo Indian word referring to an ancient tribe from around 5000BC.
Specifications:
Barrus Shire 45 2000 spec engine. Regularly serviced
Centraflex engine shaft coupling
18 X 11inch propeller,1.5 diameter stainless steel shaft.
PRM 150 Hydraulic gearbox
Waeco sinepower inverter MSI1812T
Victron blue smart charger
2 x solar panels
smart solar charger control
3 x leisure batteries,1 x starter battery
Eberspacher diesel central heating boiler running 5 radiators and a heated towel rail.
Hot water is supplied by a 13-gallon calorifier with immersion heater, from the central heating boiler and the engine
40 gallon welded integral fuel tank
Keel cooled
Fresh water stainless steel water tank 150-gallon capacity
All steel hull complete with ballast
Beam 6ft 10 inches
Registration F210756
HIN-GB-RYA-00401 H 40 5

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