Vagabond is a charming and well-proportioned 40ft cruiser stern narrowboat, built in 2006 by Deeside Boat Company. With a practical layout, comfortable accommodation and plenty of storage, she offers an ideal opportunity for anyone looking to explore the inland waterways or enjoy a relaxing life afloat.
Entering from the stern, the saloon provides a welcoming living space with comfortable bench seating incorporating useful storage beneath. There is a TV for relaxing evenings on board, along with two different-sized tables, giving flexibility for dining, entertaining or simply enjoying the views.
Moving forward, the galley is well equipped with a gas oven and hob, fridge, storage cupboards and a plate rack, providing everything needed for preparing meals while cruising or moored.
The centrally positioned bathroom features a separate shower cubicle, vanity unit with sink and cassette toilet, offering a practical and functional space.
At the bow is the master bedroom, with a comfortable bed positioned over useful storage. The bedroom also benefits from direct access to the rear deck, providing convenient access on and off the boat.
Powered by a Vetus three-cylinder diesel engine, Vagabond was last serviced in June 2026, giving added peace of mind for her new owner. She offers 2+2 berths, making her suitable for couples or occasional guests.
With her manageable 40ft length, cruiser stern and straightforward layout, Vagabond is an appealing narrowboat for those looking for a comfortable and practical introduction to life on the inland waterways.
Vagabond – a well-equipped 40ft narrowboat offering comfortable accommodation, practical living spaces and everything you need to enjoy time afloat.
Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these specifications, no guarantee is given or implied as to their accuracy. These particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. Lakeland Leisure Estates Ltd advises prospective purchasers to obtain an independent survey from a qualified Marine Surveyor to satisfy themselves as to the condition of the craft.
