Crucible is a well-presented boat with a distinctive style and character. Thoughtfully arranged, it is ideally suited for off grid living and comfortable cruising along the inland waterways.

Galley,
Entering from the stern, you step into a welcoming galley that immediately sets the tone with its rustic, cosy feel, one that carries throughout the boat.
To port, planked worktops and cabinetry provide ample preparation space, complemented by a square ceramic sink. Open shelving on both sides offers practical and accessible storage.
To starboard, a floor level cupboard houses the electrics, with a 12v (240v when connected to shoreline) fridge neatly positioned above.

Saloon,
Moving forward, the saloon opens into a spacious and inviting living area. A sofa bed provides comfortable seating, while a freestanding desk creates a versatile workspace for hobbies or remote working. The standout feature is the Esse Bakeheart wood-burning stove, complete with a hob and baking oven designed for off grid living.
Additional storage is provided by a combination of drawers and wall-mounted units.

Bathroom,
Located midships, the bathroom features a practical cross-over layout. To port, there is a square shower tray with a glass door, alongside a small vanity unit topped with a live-edge wooden sink.
To starboard, you’ll find a composting toilet and compact shelving for essentials.

Office / Hobby Room,
Towards the bow is a bright, square room, filled with natural light from two glazed side hatches. Currently used as a music room, it offers a cosy and adaptable space for a range of uses.

Bedroom,
At the bow, the bedroom features a cross over bed design, maximising the available width to create a comfortable sleeping area. The raised bed allows for generous storage beneath, while a full-height wardrobe sits opposite. Additional shelving is fitted to the bow bulkhead, and access to the water pump and tank is located below. With light entering primarily through the glazed bow doors, this room feels private and peaceful.

Exterior,
Both the bow and stern decks are open, providing pleasant social spaces. The cabin sides are in fair condition, though the roof and both decks would benefit from repainting.