This early 1900s Humber Keel barge is moored at a secure residential location in Nine Elms Pier. The barge features a kitchen with wooden floors and fitted units, accessible by steps. Another flight of steps leads down to the lounge, which boasts a wood-burning stove and storage. The vessel includes two bedrooms and a bathroom.

The barge has been modernised by the current owners, enhancing its comfort and functionality.
A secure underground parking space could be available.

Nine Elms is a dynamic area in southwest London, situated within the London Borough of Wandsworth and partially in Lambeth. Undergoing substantial regeneration, Nine Elms is evolving from a former industrial zone into a lively residential, commercial, and cultural centre. Key landmarks include the refurbished Battersea Power Station, New Covent Garden Market, and the U.S. Embassy.

Transport Links:
Nine Elms boasts excellent transport connectivity. The extension of the Northern Line to Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms stations enhances access to central London, with regular services to major destinations such as the City and the West End. The area is also served by multiple bus routes, providing connections to nearby neighbourhoods and central London. The nearby Vauxhall station offers additional transport options, including National Rail services and the Victoria Line. Additionally, the Thames Clipper river bus service offers a scenic commuting option along the River Thames.

Mooring and maintenance fees are approximately £12,500 per annum, and the mooring is subject to a 12 month rolling license.

Viewing is highly recommended to truly appreciate this houseboat.