Amaryah is a fine example of a Fernleigh Widebeam with excellent space to liveaboard with comfortability and ease. The dimensions of Amaryah allows you a travel up and down the waterways solely if you desired. Whilst spending time on your vessel, you will have the ability to live 'off grid' with the assistance of solar panels up to 2340 Kw max. The interior of the vessel is excellent for relaxing and lounging in the galley with a breakfast bar and the saloon with an open space to look out at the views on the waterways. There has been recent upgrades and work carried out including a 3Kw inverter, new heating system, separate solar panel to charge the bow thruster battery, stove & flu replaced in 2021 and a 6 solar panel set up to tick over the electronics onboard. Please call us on 0118 947 7770 for a viewing.

General Information

Stern Type

o   Cruiser  

Builder - Pinder Boats (hull)

Fit-out   - Howard Simcock (Fernleigh Boats)

Plating Specification - 10:6:4

Insulation –

o   Spray Foam

Number of Berths - 2

Number of Cabins - 4  

 Lounge/Kitchen (reverse layout) / Bedroom 2 / Bathroom / Main Bedroom

Canopies –

o   Cockpit / Pram Cover

o   Cratch Cover     

Recent Works

Boat Safety Certificate Expiry Date - 07/08/2027

Last Blacking - 03/09/2025

Last Engine Service - 11/2022, only minor excursions since then. All in good working order

Last Survey – 03/09/2025 Leisure Craft Ltd

Additional Works -         

·        Stove & Flu Replaced - 04/05/21 – Hamlet Solution 5 EcoDesign rated multi-fuel stove

·        Full solar - 04/05/2022 – 6 x 390W solar panels

·        Victron Smart Solar MPPT 150/100 VE CanBus

·        Inverter Upgrade – 06/10/2023 – Victron Multiplus II,  3KW Pure Sinewave inverter

·        Kabola Compact 7 Marine Diesel Heating – 18/09/2021 – 7Kw marine super efficient diesel heater

·        Nest heating management system included, turn on remotely & program heating & hot water schedules

·        Zyxel (indoor) 5G wireless router included – add your own sim and off you go!

·        Solar panel for BowThruster battery

Engine Specification

Make & Model - Barrus Shanks Shire 45

HP - 43

Number of Cylinders - 4               

Cooling Type  - Water

Gear Box Make - MA125A Hydraulic

Diesel Tank Capacity (L) - estimate > 100 litres

Year - 2011        

Bow Thruster – Yes – Vetus 75 Kg            

Stern Thruster – No

Hospital silencer exhaust in engine bay

Hot Water & Heating Systems

Source of Hot Water –

o   Kabola Compact 7 Marine Diesel Heater

o   Electrical Immersion heater also exists, but currently not used

Central Heating - Radiators in bedrooms, 2 in lounge/kitchen, heated towel rail in bathroom

Multi Fuel Stove - Eco 7 Solution 5 Compact 4.8 Kw multi-fuel heater

Water Tank Capacity (L) - unknown, lasts up to 2 weeks for 2 people with some care

Electrical Systems & Components

12v – Pump, lights, bathroom shower/sink sump, radio

240v Landline – Plugs throughout

Washing machine and 2 x kitchen sockets are shore-line only for high amp requirements               

Inverter – Victron Multi-plus 2   

Generator - None

Batteries - 4 x Rolls Royce AGM 110 amp hour in engine compartment

Interior

In order of entry from the stern

Galley –

o   Fridge

o   Freezer

o   Oven

o   Grill

o   Hob

o   Washing Machine

o   U Shaped

o   Granite Worktops

Saloon –

Chaise Longe (green)
All saloon windows have daylight privacy film 
Large table/storage chest
Radio
As mentioned earlier, stove and flu replaced with super efficient EcoDesign stove

Single Cabin – Single bed with amply under-bed storage, currently storage crates to pull in/out

Head Type – Composting, attached to carbon filter fan so it’s odor free all year
Shower and large sink, mirrored cabinet above sink, extractor fan

Skin fittings for pump-out still exist if someone wants to retrofit one back in        

Master Cabin –  Double, one large hanging mirrored cupboard with 2 drawers, one large mirrored  cupboard contains a laptop safe and shelves with 2 drawers below. Ample under-bed storage space
Doors out on to covered cratch area with convenient seating and locker for more storage

Holding Tank Capacity (L) – steel tank, capacity unknown

More solar than you could possibly shake a stick at. Replace the AGM batteries with LiFePo cells and increase the battery storage from 440 Ah to likely over 1500 Ah given the space available. Total solar capacity (max) on the roof is 6 x 390 Kw so basically 2340 Kw max, add a water filtration system and you’re basically seriously off grid.

Being 10ft wide also helps insulate you from paying excessive river license fees when you still have much, much more room than being on a traditional narrowboat.