Hagenaar barge built in 1911, a former river fishing houseboat from the Netherlands. At 18 m long and 4.50 m wide, she offers real comfort both at the mooring and under way. The layout comprises a cabin with a double bed, a shower room with WC, a galley and a saloon. The main heating is oil-fired central heating (Kabola boiler) with cast iron radiators, complemented by reversible air conditioning. The boat is also fitted with a wastewater treatment unit. She has been well maintained: four haul-outs since 2008, new double-glazed windows, paintwork and varnish redone. A hull survey was carried... read more

Built in 1911 in the Netherlands this historic boat was used for river eel net fishing and provided permanent accommodation for the fisherman from day one on. So the superstructure has been and is still the same one from the very beginning. This is an extremely rare case when transforming professional boats into pleasure crafts. Furthermore original portholes, mast head and foot are quite remarkable. Overall 18m long by 4.50m wide dimensions make this boat a spacious unit which is complemented by quite safe 50cm wide flat edges. Powered by a DAF 575 engine an equipped with a bow thruster, a ge... read more