Room breakdown

1 spacious living room with a wood burner

1 open-plan kitchen with a kitchen island and a breakfast bar

1 master bedroom

1 bathroom

1walk-in wardrobe

2 decks (back and front)

Parking and accessibility

City Quay car park (with an exit to the marina)

The boat is moored in a marina. The marina is a private and gated area that is accessible only for people who own/rent a boat. A fob/key to enter the marina is delivered by the marina management upon registration and compliance with a number of requirements (forms, proof of insurance, etc.) for which you will need to deal directly with the marina management.

The boat is moored at the end of a pontoon line (no one is meant to go there as there is just my boat). Which means that people are not meant to be around the boat.

There are large trolleys available at the entry of the marina to help carry anything bulky/heavy. 

Amenities

Bollard on the pontoon is 32 and it goes down to 16 to my boat

Marina WiFi (password will be provided on demand)

Quiet area - no cars, pedestrian area (marina and quays), only boat owners/tenants allowed in the marina itself.

It is not permitted to use the bathtub and the loo - You may use the marina’s washrooms located at the entry of the east basin (2 minute walk) or those located in the reception building (the Haven building) (5 minute walk)

Rules and restrictions

Rules as set out on 9 July 2025 - subjet to amendments.
I keep my boat extremely clean and tidy.
Keep your hands clean. Wear overshoes at all times.
Make sure the countertops stay dry and wipe them after washing hands
Strictly no smoking (I have asthma)
Strictly no pets (I am allergic)
The use of the following equipment is strictly not permitted:
- the wood burner,
- the bathtub and the loo - You may use the marina’s washrooms located at the entry of the east basin (2 minute walk) or those located in the reception building (the Haven building) (5 minute walk)
- the kitchen (stove, fridge, oven, cutlery, crockery, etc.)
- the bed.
Don’t open the cupboards, drawers, cabinets, etc. throughout the boat.
Do not touch switches. At all - This is important.
Don’t help yourselves to any food available (cabinets, fridge, freezer, jars, dispensers, etc.)
Protect the floor and countertops with clean clothes for material and equipment that may cause damage
Nothing heavy may be put on the breakfast bar (the countertop is not supported by brackets)
No one may stay on the boat overnight.
Switch off completely any device or equipment whatsoever overnight or when not on the boat.
Don’t touch the lines outside that keep the boat moored to the pontoon
Put any rubbish in the bins provided at the entrance of the marina