Built in 2016, Little Pea was originally commissioned and operated as a hire boat. In 2024, she was purchased by her current owners and has since been enjoyed as a private leisure cruiser since. Well equipped and thoughtfully laid out, she offers comfortable living with sleeping arrangements for up to four adults and one child.

Galley
Entered from the stern, the galley is a welcoming, practical and well-equipped space. Arranged in an L-shaped layout to port, it is made up of three base units topped with a composite worktop. A stainless steel sink is inset beneath a large window, providing plenty of natural light, while a freestanding LPG cooker with oven, grill and four-burner hob completes the main galley area.
Towards the stern is a tall 12V Shoreline fridge-freezer, with a 240V microwave positioned above. Opposite, on the starboard side, is a half size Pullman dinette, which conveniently converts into a small single bed.

Saloon
Located forward of the galley, the saloon provides a comfortable space. A sofa bed offers additional sleeping accommodation, converting into a small double when required. Two removable drop in tables provide flexible dining options, while a set of side doors to port allows additional light and ventilation into the space.

Bathroom
Positioned forward of the saloon, the bathroom features a practical wet room design that makes excellent use of the available space. The walls are fully lined with shower panels, a smart finish that is easy to clean and maintain.
A rainfall shower head is fitted above the wall mounted shower controls, while opposite sits a vanity unit topped with a square ceramic basin. Alongside is a Thetford Tecma pumpout toilet, with a small towel rail mounted above.

Bedroom
Situated at the bow, the bedroom is a bright and comfortable space, thoughtfully arranged to provide a relaxing sleeping area alongside plenty of practical storage.
The double bed is positioned to starboard, with two access points providing convenient storage beneath. A wall mounted cupboard is fitted above the headboard, while four additional storage compartments are located at the foot of the bed, comprising two open shelves and two enclosed cupboards.
Glazed doors lead directly onto the forward deck, allowing natural light to fill the cabin.

Exterior
The exterior paintwork is generally in good condition, with no significant areas of rust or corrosion. The roof has previously been overcoated, although some areas of the paint are now beginning to peel and would benefit from attention.
The forward deck features two seat lockers, together with an open storage compartment at the bow. At the stern are two larger lockers, one housing the gas bottles and the other accommodating the batteries.