Moored in the heart of Strasbourg, this exceptional boat measuring 42 metres by 6.35 metres offers a unique living environment, combining elegance and freedom. Built in Holland in 1937, the boat’s generous volumes, light and singular history are alluring. With a floor area of almost 250 m² spread over two levels, it combines comfort with authenticity. Its privileged location means you can take advantage of all the city’s amenities, while also offering the chance to travel to other horizons as you please.

The interior boasts impressive volumes and a fluid layout. The first level opens onto a landing leading to two bedrooms, a shower room with storage and a utility room. A master suite benefits from a private terrace, dressing room and shower room. A vast reception area, complete with bench seating and a bar, completes this level, ideal for socialising. Upstairs, the large, light-filled living room features a fireplace and an open-plan, fully-equipped kitchen, extending naturally from the living room onto a terrace with uninterrupted views. A study completes the space. On the last deck, the pilothouse retains its authenticity, while the hold houses an impressive cellar.

Outside, the various terraces offer the perfect setting for relaxation and outdoor entertaining, with unobstructed views over the water and the surrounding landscape. A separate terrace on the first floor is ideal for enjoying the warmer weather, and also has a storeroom for storing outdoor furniture. This atypical property, in perfect condition, benefits from a privileged location that combines peace and quiet with immediate proximity to shops, schools and public transport. Its location in the heart of Strasbourg means you can take full advantage of the city’s attractions, while offering the possibility of a mobile lifestyle to suit all tastes.

A witness to history, this boat had several lives before being transformed into a home. Chartered by the Dutch Red Cross, it was then the flagship of the city of Strasbourg, used as a reception and catering boat, welcoming General de Gaulle and Pope John Paul II, among others. Today, it is a unique place to live, ideal for lovers of unusual properties looking for a unique and inspiring address.

60 m² terrace
196 m² ancillary areas (boiler room, cellar, hold, pilothouse, passageways….)

Shops 3 minutes by bike
Schools 3 minutes by bike
10-minute walk to the tram

NOT SUBJECT TO PLANNING PERMISSION