Toerag is a meticulously maintained 50ft traditional stern narrowboat, built in 1994 by Ken Bonikowski. Designed for relaxed cruising, this charming boat features a practical layout, a recent internal refit in 2021, and a dependable Kingfisher KD26 engine. With generous storage, modern conveniences, and a welcoming interior, Toerag is an excellent choice for those seeking a well-equipped narrowboat.
The Aft Cabin/Bedroom is thoughtfully designed with a fold-down double bed, overhead shelf, vanity unit, and ample wardrobe space, ensuring a comfortable and organised living area.
The Bathroom is well-appointed with a sink and vanity unit, a macerating toilet, and a shower, providing a functional and private space for everyday use.
The Galley is compact yet highly functional, featuring a 12v fridge, a gas hob, an oven with a grill, five cupboards, an overhead cupboard, and four drawers. This well-designed kitchen offers plenty of storage and workspace, making meal preparation a breeze.
The Dinette serves as the heart of the boat, offering seating for four and easily converting into a double bed. It's the perfect spot for dining or relaxing with family and friends.
The Saloon is a bright, airy space with a bed settee for additional sleeping capacity and double doors that open onto the front deck, blending indoor and outdoor living. Please note that the bed settee and mattress are not included in the sale.
Toerag is a beautifully maintained, recently refitted narrowboat, offering a functional and comfortable interior with plenty of storage. Viewings are highly recommended to fully appreciate what Toerag has to offer.
Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these specifications, no guarantee is given or implied as to their accuracy. These particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. Lakeland Leisure Estates Ltd advises prospective purchasers to obtain an independent survey from a qualified Marine Surveyor to satisfy themselves as to the condition of the craft.
