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Mike Sivewright Owl Class Narrowboat

An orange marine engine mounted in a narrow boat engine bay, with black hoses and wiring around it.
A Vetus Diesel control panel with gauges and black push buttons mounted on a white narrowboat wall.
A small white security camera is mounted on the corner of a narrowboat, with rippling water in the background.
An open narrowboat cabin doorway with a control panel on the left wall and wooden steps inside, beside calm water and a white railing.
A white narrowboat cabin with a small side handle and black trim, shown beside dark water.
A narrowboat galley with wood-paneled walls, a sink and stove in the foreground, and a seating area with cushions and curtains along the windows.
A stainless steel sink with a dish rack and blue paper towel roll sits in a narrowboat galley with wooden cabinets and a wood-paneled wall.
A compact narrowboat kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless-steel sink, and a countertop dish rack beside a window with blue curtains.
A wall-mounted white gas boiler on a narrowboat, with pipes and control knobs below and wood-paneled walls around it.
A compact boat kitchenette with a countertop, two-burner stovetop, small oven, and mini fridge, set beside a patterned chair and wood-paneled wall.
A compact two-burner gas stove with a metal pan support sits on a countertop beside a wooden backsplash.
A compact Flavel Vanessa stove with two burners and an oven is built into a narrowboat kitchen beside a wooden cabinet.
A yellow-upholstered bench seat in a narrowboat cabin with owl-print and floral cushions beside a wood-burning stove and a window with blue curtains.
A yellow upholstered bench seat on the Owl Class narrowboat with owl-patterned cushions beside a fold-down wooden table and blue carpet.
A cast-iron stove with a chimney pipe sits beside a yellow cushion and an owl pillow inside a narrowboat.
A narrowboat cabin with wood-paneled walls, blue rugs, and bench seating beside large side windows overlooking the water.
A small flat-screen television mounted on a wooden cabinet in a narrowboat, with cables, a control panel, and a plaid curtain nearby.
A narrowboat cabin with wooden panel walls, a pair of glass doors with plaid curtains, and a counter holding a black kettle and papers.

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Key details
  • Length: 9.70m
  • / 31.0ft
  • Engine: Vetus M2.05
  • Fuel: Diesel
  • Berths: 2
  • Year: Circa 1990
  • Length: 9.70m
  • / 31.0ft
  • Beam: 2.05m
  • / 6.73ft
  • Draft: 0.55m
  • / 1.80ft
  • Berths: 2
  • Year: Circa 1990

Engine Details:

  • Engine: Vetus M2.05
  • Drive Type: Inboard
  • Fuel: Diesel

Maintenance:

  • Last Ashore: December 2025
  • Last Antifouled: December 2025
  • Last Survey Date: September 2025
  • Safety Certificate: TBC
Price: £22,500
  • REF: JBY-1198 ~ 66
Built by renowned boatbuilder Mick Sivewright, this Owl Class Narrowboat offers a versatile, thoughtfully designed interior, making her ideal for relaxed day cruising or enjoyable weekend escapes. Nicely maintained throughout and powered by an economical Vetus diesel engine, she is a practical, characterful choice for exploring the waterways in comfort.
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