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There is a
share for sale on
Cookley
Type
of scheme
Private
Number of sharers
12
Year
of construction
2003
Home
mooring (2016)
Calcutt Boats, Napton nr Braunston
Length
58'
Engine Type
B.M.C. 1.8
Berths
2 +
4.
One fixed double bed in its own en suite cabin, extendable to
king size (5'); one dinette which converts to a double; and two
chairs
(separated from the dinette by a curtain) which convert to two
singles beds.
Change over day each week
Friday
Are
pets allowed
Allowed
Is
smoking allowed INSIDE the boat
NOT
Allowed
Booking System
A booking chart for the following calendar year is circulated in agreed
priority order before the owners’ annual meeting, where the
bookings for the next year are confirmed. Each owner has a priority for
that year, and moves up a couple of places each year: after a year at the
top of the list, the owner then starts at the bottom, and after six years
the cycle begins again.
Each owner can choose two weeks (separately or as
a fortnight) in the ‘high season’ (April to September inclusive), and one
week in the remainder of the year. By this route, thirty-six weeks are
firmly booked before the year begins.
Allowing for time for winter
maintenance, the remaining fourteen weeks are booked with priority in
reverse order to the original chart, so having last choice originally does
have its compensations. These extra bookings are confirmed on the first
day of the month before the month of the booking.
Priority for school holidays
A
maximum of three
owners may have "Special" (or school holiday) shares which gives them
priority over others. They may choose their first three weeks
ahead of the others, but MUST align their weeks to their school
holidays only.
These
owners pay more towards the running costs each year for having
this "privilege".
You can relinquish your
school holiday status in any year as long as the booking chart
for the subsequent year has not been completed by you.
General comments about the boat
Cookely is a 58' narrow boat built on steel by Graham Reeves (on a
10/6/4 spec.) and fitted out by John Milburn (Milburn Boats)
and was initially commissioned and managed by OwnerShips but she is
now run by her owners.
She is “cruiser” style, with all the main seating areas at the
stern, close to the person on the tiller, and leading forward to the
galley.
She has a generous 100 gallon fresh water tank, and a 65 gallon fuel
tank.
A spacious and well-fitted out bathroom with corner bath and shower
and fresh-water WC, and a second similar en suite WC and hand-basin
for the master bedroom.
12-volt lighting and 240-volt AC supplied by inverter (2.5kw
Phoenix) or by land-line hook up (via Centaur charger).
Carpet tiles to all areas except vinyl flooring to kitchen and
bathroom. Light ash T&G timber and maple veneered panels. Blinds on
some windows where appropriate, and curtains on all other windows.
Castleber is light and airy with good use of both recessed and spot
lighting.
Starting from the stern and working forward:
-Rear deck with space for seats. Inside steps down to ...
-Saloon. L-shaped dinette which converts to double bed, with
storage beneath. Flat-screen TV (15”); DVD/CD player radio (all can be relayed to the master
bedroom if wished); Villager Puffin
solid fuel stove. Then dining area, separable with curtain if
wished. Dining area has an L-shaped settee which converts to a
double bed, with storage beneath. There are also stools; and two
alternative tables, one small one large (which can be stored
securely against the wall of the boat). Also a small pull-out
chest-freezer (Shoreline F35). A low pull-out guest wardrobe with
shelves, and a see-through glass storage cabinet above, lead to ...
-Galley: with sink/drainer, eye-level microwave, oven & grill; gas
4-ring hob; larder fridge (Ranger RIR403) under the work surface,
extractor fan, plenty of large storage cupboards and drawers. A very
good range of crockery and cooking utensils are provided, plenty for
a crew of 6, plus cleaning materials. Large side-hatch off galley to
the outside, with removable perspex screen as an alternative.
-Corridor with bathroom off: corner bath with shower over, glass
shower screen, full width mirror over bath; basin with cupboard
under and wall mirrors over, WC (Sealand Traveller), a further
built-in cupboard, and extractor fan. Heated towel rail.
-Door to the master bedroom, which has a double bed extendable to
king-size (5’) with storage beneath. Small cupboards above bed.
Full-height wardrobe with mirror. There is a door in the corridor that can be
closed for privacy, and an en suite cloakroom with second similar WC
and wash-basin. Access to locker stretching out under foredeck, plus
storage within steps leading up to ...
-Foredeck, with fixed bench seating for say four people and several
lockers for two gas bottles, mooring pins, windlasses etc, water
hose, river anchor and chain, and other items.
The comprehensive inventory includes duvets and pillows, vacuum
cleaner, carbon monoxide detector, and a full set of Nicholson guides,
toolbox, land-line cable, etc etc.
The
video above is of a boat with a similar style of fit out, it should
be considered as a guide only and the levels of equipment and and
types of soft furnishings etc. could be different. By example the
boat advertised here does NOT have a rear sofa but two chairs
instead.
Pictures of the boat
Please note the internal shots
below are of a slightly newer boat but from the same builder and
with a very similar style of fit out. They are offered as a guide
only.
Specific details for the share offered
Size
of share as a percentage or fraction
There are no shares advertised for sale on this boat on boatshare at
present.
This page is just a template for any potential advertiser to re-use
Price in UK pounds
Reason for selling
Holiday entitlement with share offered here.
School holiday option possible?
Pre-booked weeks included (2015/6)
Running costs for 2016
Contact details for vendor
Search terms
General Comments by vendor
Cookley has a 'cruiser' style
stern. This prevents the tiller-man from being isolated from
companions in the main living area.
This is a ‘well appointed’ vessel, including a bath, a shower, a fridge, microwave, cooker and hob. There is
even a king-size bed in the master bedroom. The heating is delivered
by a solid-fuel stove and gas fired central heating.