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South Dock Marina, Rotherhithe, SW16 South Dock Marina, Rotherhithe, SW16 South Dock Marina, SW16 Asking Price £200,000 – Residential Mooring Offered to the market in immaculate condition is this fully navigable barge which was built in Holland in circa 1903 and is now located on a residential mooring in South Dock Marina. The vessel is fully navigable and measures 62 ft. x 14 ft3. The mooring is less than a mile from Surrey Quays Overground Station and also close to Canada Water, offering good links into the City and Canary Wharf. It is also on the Greenland Pier stop for the Thames Clipper service. Accommodation comprises; wheelhouse with seating and table, master bedroom with storage, shower room, guest bedroom, large open plan living/kitchen area with a cream AGA. South Dock Marina is conveniently located on the south bank of the River Thames between Tower Bridge and Greenwich. The marina is a haven of peace with parks, attractions, and facilities nearby. Public transport links Key information are within walking distance. The mooring has communal showers, washing • Local authority: London Borough of Southwark machines, mains-fed electricity and water and there are pump out • Internal area: 635 sq. ft. / 59 sq. m. facilities on site. Located on the south side of the river Thames and is the • Mooring charges: £9.600 per annum approx. • Fully navigable barge in immaculate condition only central London marina with an integral boatyard. The marina is • Residential mooring spread across two converted commercial docks, South Dock and • The mooring has mains-fed electricity and water Greenland Dock. Southwark owns and operates the marina and provides • One master bedroom with plenty of storage a modern marina facility within a tranquil setting of redeveloped docks • The mooring has communal showers and washing machines and residential area. Floorplan Asking Price £200,000 – Residential Mooring Internal Area: 635 sq. ft. / 59 sq. m. 020 7407 8000 [email protected] Tintagel House, 92 Albert Embankment, Vauxhall, SE1 7TY riverhomes.co.uk For clarification; These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed and do not form part of any contract. Any photographs are intended as a guide only and it should not be assumed that any of the fixtures / fittings are included in any sale. Appliances, including central heating, have not been tested. All lease, service charge and ground rent details, if shown, have been provided by the vendor and have not been verified. If you require clarification of any points please contact us. Illustration Purpose Only - Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floor plan contained here. Measurements of doors, windows, rooms and other items are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any errors, omissions or mis-statements. The plan is for illustrative purpose only, is not to scale and should be used as such by any prospective purchaser. .
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