Ava

Step aboard Ava, a beautiful 69ft cruiser stern narrowboat offering comfort, style, and practicality for life on the water. With a 5-berth layout, a valid Boat Safety Scheme (BSS) certificate until July 2029, and the hull last blacked in October 2023, Ava is ready for her next adventure.

As you enter from the stern, you're welcomed into a versatile single berth/utility room. This space is thoughtfully designed with a brand-new washing machine (installed October 2024), ample storage above the berth, and a radiator to keep things cosy. It's a practical and warm entry point that sets the tone for the rest of the boat.

Moving forward, the bathroom features a shower, hand basin, and a Tecma pump-out toilet, along with another radiator for added comfort. The space is functional and well-appointed, perfect for extended cruising or residential use.

Next is the double berth cabin, offering a peaceful retreat with a comfortable bed, two windows on either side that flood the room with natural light, a spacious wardrobe, and a radiator to ensure warmth throughout the seasons.

The galley is a highlight of Ava, fitted out by Black Prince with a tasteful and modern finish. It boasts light oak-stained worktops, a large sink, ample worktop space, overhead cupboards, an integral hob and oven, and a rail for hanging pots and pans.

The saloon is a bright and inviting space, featuring four windows for maximum sunlight. It includes a radiator, a stove for additional heating, and plenty of room to relax or entertain. From here, you step through the double doors to the bow, completing the journey through this charming vessel.

Additional features a new Pointing antenna installed in October 2023, and Karndean wood-effect flooring throughout.

Whether you're looking for a liveaboard, a holiday cruiser, or a floating home with character and comfort, Ava is a must-see.

For more information or to arrange a viewing please call Alvechurch Marina on 0121 445 1133.

As a Broker, our understanding is that this vessel should have been built and correctly CE marked to satisfy the requirements of the Recreational Craft Regulations but no such proof has been provided.

You should satisfy yourself of any subsequent implications and are advised to seek further advice should you see fit as there could be implications for the future saleability or value of the vessel.