That’s Amore is a very well presented boat that has been used for living aboard and continuously cruising the network for the past seven years by her current owners. During this time, That’s Amore has cruised a large percentage of the inland waterways, from east to west and north to south.

 

Saloon

Entering from the stern, the saloon is a welcoming space filled with natural light. The freestanding sofa bed is to starboard, offering an additional double berth, while opposite is a folding pine table, perfect for dining or working onboard. The Morso Squirrel stove is to port and has a back boiler that feeds the calorifier and two radiators. To the stern is a large cupboard which houses the calorifier and boat electrics.

 

Galley

Moving forwards, the galley continues the light and practical feel of the saloon. On the starboard side is a neat and simple arrangement with a laminate worktop and inset stainless steel sink, with a 12v fridge and storage below. Against the tiled bulkhead is the freestanding oven and grill with four-burner hob, while a single wall unit provides additional storage. On the port side, large glazed side doors and a roof hatch provide plenty of natural light and ventilation when cooking.

 

Bathroom

Forward of the galley and offset to starboard, the bathroom has a very practical layout that makes good use of the available space. It is home to a corner shower unit with sliding doors, a new Thetford cassette toilet and a vanity cupboard with inset sink, with a mirror mounted on the wall above.

 

Bedroom

At the bow is a comfortable and practical bedroom, home to a 4ft double bed with generous storage underneath, accessed through doors on the two exposed sides or by lifting the mattress. A full-height wardrobe is positioned against the starboard bulkhead, with a three-tier shelving unit to port. A large storage bay beneath the front deck provides further space for larger items.

 

External

The paintwork is in very good condition tall over and has been regularly maintained. The bow area is covered, providing useful additional storage for bikes or winter fuel. With the cover removed, there is also space for a small table and chairs.

The cruiser stern is also covered and is large enough to accommodate a full sized bike. The engine bay is very well maintained, as is the engine itself.

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​​​FEATURES

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Type: 45ft Cruiser stern
 

Year: 2002

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Builder: Floating Homes

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Engine: Barrus Shire 3 cylinder

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Batteries: 1x Starter, 3 x 130ah Leisure batteries

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Berths: Fixed double at stern and sofa bed/futon in saloon.

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Boat Safety Certificate: 2027

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RCD/RCR: Non compliant