Cheap London Accommodation

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d000hg replied

16 July 2013, 10:52
A mooring in a prime spot will be VERY expensive but if you can rent one at that level it sounds quite attractive. I know some people keep boats in St. Katherine's Dock which of course is a great location.
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TheFaQQer replied

16 July 2013, 10:49
You'll need mooring fee, insurance, and a license. Plus a safety review of the boat every so often.

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Paddy replied

16 July 2013, 10:41
Originally posted by eek View Post

Are you sure it comes with the mooring? That seems very very cheap if it does...

Not a permanent mooring.
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eek replied

16 July 2013, 10:37
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Cheap London Accommodation
Saw a narrow-boat for sale ( about 20' ) on the Grand Union canal. £29,000. Ideal for the summer, and you could sell it on after use. I recon the mooring fees would be about £4k per year.

Are you sure it comes with the mooring? That seems very very cheap if it does...
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Paddy started a topic Cheap London Accommodation

16 July 2013, 10:28
Cheap London Accommodation

Cheap London Accommodation
Saw a narrow-boat for sale ( about 20' ) on the Grand Union canal. £29,000. Ideal for the summer, and you could sell it on after use. I recon the mooring fees would be about £4k per year.
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