Venetian Queen is a charming 55ft cruiser stern narrowboat, built by Liverpool Boats in 1980, offering comfortable accommodation for up to four people. With a practical layout and a welcoming interior, she would make an excellent liveaboard, leisure cruiser, or holiday boat for those looking to enjoy life on the waterways.
Entering from the cruiser stern, you'll find a bright and comfortable saloon featuring a three-seater sofa that easily converts into an additional double bed, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for guests. A wall-mounted TV bracket is already installed, making the lounge a cosy space to relax after a day of cruising.
The galley is well-equipped with ample under-counter storage, a fridge, a 240V chest freezer, and a Morco instant gas boiler providing hot water. The practical design offers everything needed for extended stays aboard.
Moving forward, the bathroom features a shower, Thetford cassette toilet, a large wash basin with hot and cold water, and a useful storage cupboard beside the shower.
The master bedroom offers a small double bed with under-bed storage, a wardrobe, shelving, and additional storage cupboards, making excellent use of the available space.
Powered by a reliable Volvo Penta 2003 engine paired with a PRM150 gearbox, Venetian Queen benefits from both 12V and 240V electrical systems, two leisure batteries, one starter battery, and a galvanic isolator. Heating is provided via a solid fuel stove with back boiler supplying two radiators, ensuring comfort throughout the seasons.
Whether you're searching for your first narrowboat or a comfortable vessel for extended cruising, Venetian Queen offers practical accommodation, dependable engineering, and everything needed to start your next adventure on the inland waterways.
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.
