Malham

A wonderful example of a real traditional live-aboard narrowboat, complete with classic wood interiors and 'Roses and Castles' decoration to the rear cabin. We believe the boat to have originally been a tug or Butty, and then converted by Hancock & Lane in the 1970's or 1980's.

Stepping aboard from the stern, you descend a few steps into the rear cabin. This space features a solid fuel stove, some shelving for storage, and seating which converts to provide a double bed. The middle cabin houses a cassette toilet and a shower area, separated by a curtain for privacy. You will also find the engine and operational features here.

At the front of the boat is a second cabin that combines a compact kitchen and additional seating. The kitchen is fitted with a sink, under counter fridge and a brand new gas cooker, offering everything you need for preparing meals onboard. Double doors open onto a typical 'Josher' type bow.

Malham was last blacked in June 2024 and a new chimney was installed in 2022. There is a valid Boat Safety Certificate valid until October 2027.

If you'd like to view Malham please contact Gayton Marina on 01604 858685.