Orion - Charlie Fox Charlie cox

About this boat

Viewings are by appointment only. Please call Craig, Kate, Paul or Mark on 01159 077406 to arrange an appointment to view. 46ft Traditional Narrowboat – Built by Charlie Cox, 1989 A charming 46ft traditional narrowboat built by the renowned Charlie Cox in 1989, offering a well-proportioned layout with comfortable accommodation and everything required for enjoyable cruising. Entering from the bow, you are welcomed into a good-sized and inviting living room, complete with a solid-fuel stove providing a cosy focal point and warmth. Moving aft, the bedroom features a fixed double berth, offering comfortable and practical accommodation. The well-fitted galley provides good facilities for life afloat, including an Optimus oven with separate hob, sink with separate drainer, and a new Tulpé instant water boiler. The galley offers a practical arrangement for both extended cruising and everyday use. Further aft is the bathroom, equipped with a hip bath, shower and wash basin, providing useful washing facilities in a compact but functional space. At the stern is the traditional engine room, housing the Perkins engine together with the equipment and systems required for cruising. The engine room arrangement provides convenient access to the boat's mechanical and cruising equipment while retaining the character and appeal of a traditional narrowboat. With her traditional lines, established history, practical accommodation and Perkins propulsion, this 46ft Charlie Cox narrowboat offers an appealing combination of character, comfort and cruising practicality. Key features: - She also benefits from a sofa bed in the saloon. - A well-presented example, ideal for liveaboard use. - Enquire about a Leisure mooring at Pennington Wharf Waterside & Marina or ask us about moorings at one of our other 32 marinas nationwide. - multi fuel stove - Side hatch and pigeon hatch on roof - Large comfortable cratch with fold out table Mechanical Engine Manufacturer: Perkins Power: Fuel Type: Diesel Bow thruster Nil Electrical Batteries - Engine start battery Yes - Bow thruster battery No - Domestic batteries 2 12v circuit Yes 240v circuit Yes Solar panels No Shore power cable Yes Invertor: Extreme 800w Hot Water and Heating Water heated by: Tulpe instant hot water boiler Cabin heating by: Solid fuel stove Kitchen Cooker Optimus Grill Yes Fridge Yes Microwave No Dishwasher No Washing Machine No Worktops Tiled Additional information 4 burner hob / sink with drainer / Bathroom Shower Yes Bath Yes Vanity basin Yes Toilet Thetford cassette toilet Holding tank No Additional information Accommodation No. of berths 4 No. of bedrooms 1 Living room Sofa/sofa bed Sofa bed Television Dining table General Equipment - Gas bottle and regulator - Bilge pump - Water pump - Fire extinguishers - Fire blanket - CO2 detector - Fenders - Mooring ropes - Additional Information Chimney / Boat pole / Boat hook / 1 x side hatch History - Last survey 2022 - Last blacked August 2024 - Years in current ownership 11 years Documents available - Declaration of Conformity No - Proof of ownership Yes - VAT paid evidence No - Boat Safety Certificate 2029 Marina information: Pennington Wharf Marina & Local Area Pennington Waterside & Marina is situated on Plank Lane in Leigh, Greater Manchester, within the modern Pennington Wharf development and alongside the Leigh Branch of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal. The marina provides a smart, modern setting for narrowboats, widebeams and cruisers, with the canal offering direct access towards the Bridgewater Canal and the wider northern waterways network. The location is particularly attractive for those who enjoy the outdoors. The marina is close to Pennington Flash Country Park, an extensive nature and wetland area with walking and cycling routes, wildlife and birdwatching opportunities. The wider Wigan and Leigh Flashes form a substantial network of wetlands, woodland and open water, with the canal towpath providing access through the area. Leigh town centre is approximately a mile away, providing a range of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities. The marina also benefits from its position within easy reach of Wigan, Bolton, Warrington and Manchester, making it a convenient base for both cruising and access to local facilities. For boat owners, the location has particular appeal as the Leigh Branch connects with the Bridgewater Canal at Leigh, opening up cruising routes towards Manchester and the wider canal network. The surrounding area combines the tranquillity of the waterways and countryside with convenient access to the town and major road links. Marina: Aquavista Ltd, The Harbourmaster's Office, 46 Goodhart Place, London, London, E14 8EG, UK

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