Flemish barge from 1903, Old Pub

This 118 year old floating lady, made of iron, wood, rivets and pegs, initially a transport boat, was refitted by a naval architect in 1993 to make it a Dutch bar in the canals of Amsterdam. Rehabilitated into an unusual dwelling, this approximately 25m x 5m long Tjank has retained its 4-meter-long bar and its copper swan neck which have been converted into an American kitchen. A living space of more than 10m long awaits you and at its end an alcove type bunk open on the living room that can be separated. A cabin bedroom of 11m2 with its bathroom, a laundry room and numerous cupboards. It is fully dressed in Merbau and covered with 17 coats of Dutch varnish. A 12m2 terrace on the aft deck and an 18m2 pontoon fitted out as a terrace. Reversible air conditioning, Community certificate of expertise for floating boat, fairing and hull painting dating from 2020. A barge with a singular history whose future use remains to be defined, air b et b, secondary house, commercial utility …

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