The 1915 Dutch Luxemotor barge is a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century European shipbuilding, originally designed for inland cargo transport and later converted into a comfortable residential vessel. Known for their elegant lines and efficient hull design, Luxemotors like this one are prized for their blend of historical charm and practical livability.

This particular barge features a spacious wheelhouse that doubles as a deck saloon, offering panoramic views and a welcoming social space. The bench seating in this area makes it ideal for relaxing or entertaining while underway or moored. Aft of the wheelhouse lies the master cabin, a private retreat complete with its own en-suite.

Midship, is the main saloon, a cozy and light-filled living area that serves as the heart of the home. The galley is well-equipped for full-time living, with ample storage and cooking facilities that make onboard life both convenient and enjoyable. Opposite to the galley you can find the main bathroom. Forward of the saloon is a versatile double cabin that can also function as a studio or office, offering flexibility for guests or remote work.

The vessel is powered by a reliable DAF 575 diesel engine, known for its durability and ease of maintenance—ideal for both cruising and stationary living. Constructed with a traditional steel hull and featuring the classic Luxemotor profile—straight bow and swept stern, this barge combines historical authenticity with modern comfort. Blackwall Basin, located in East London’s historic Docklands, is a unique and sought-after residential mooring site nestled just off the River Thames. Its prime location places it just minutes from Canary Wharf, offering residents easy access to a vibrant array of shops, restaurants, and transport links, including the Jubilee Line and DLR. The basin itself is sheltered and peaceful, providing a rare combination of waterside serenity and urban convenience. Council Tax band A.