Corn Dolly is an attractive 57ft narrowboat, built in 2004 by the respected boatbuilder Jonathan Wilson. Her forward layout has been thoughtfully designed to provide both comfort and practicality, featuring a master cabin with fixed double berth aft, a well-appointed bathroom with pump-out toilet, a walkthrough galley, and a spacious saloon offering both freestanding furniture and fixed seating to port and starboard. Powered by a Barrus Shire 50hp 4-cylinder diesel engine, Corn Dolly is well equipped for extended cruising. Onboard comfort is assured with a diesel-fired Eberspacher central heating system, a multifuel stove in the saloon, and hot water is supplied via both the central heating and engine calorifier. Modern convenience is further supported by 240V and 12V electrics. At 57ft, she is perfectly sized to navigate the full UK inland waterways network. Available for viewing seven days a week at Pyrford Marina, please contact the team on 01932 340739 to arrange an appointment.
General Information
Stern Type – Trad
Shell Builder – Joathan Wilson
Fit-Out – Owner to a professional standard
Steel Plating Specification – 10/6/4/4
Insulation – Spray Foam
Number of Berths – 4
Number of Cabins – 1
Side Hatch – X1
Toilet Type – Pump-out
Toilet Waste Tank Capacity (L) – 380 approx.
Recent Works
Boat Safety Certificate Expiry Date – 06/07/2029
Last Blacking – 2024
Last Engine Service – 2023 by the vendor
Engine Specification
Make & Model – Barrus Shire
HP – 50
Number of Cylinders – 4
Cooling Type – Keel via external skin tank.
Diesel Tank Capacity (L) – 200 approx.
Engine Hours – 2,500 approx.
Year – 2004
Hot Water & Heating Systems
Source of Hot Water – Engine Calorifier, Central Heating
Central Heating – Eberspacher
Stove – Yes, Multifuel
Water Tank Material – Stainless Steel
Water Tank Capacity (L) – 760 approx.
Electrical Systems & Components
12v – Yes
240v Landline – Yes
Inverter – Sterling Power Products Quasi Sine Wave 1800W Inverter
Charger – Plastimo Battery Charger
Batteries – X1 Starter, X3 Domestic 130 ah
Interior Arrangements
Master Cabin
The relaxing and practical master cabin features a fixed double bed with an overhead shelf and reading spotlights. A good-sized wardrobe with both shelving and hanging space provides ample storage for personal belongings.
Bathroom
The bathroom makes excellent use of space, offering a good-sized shower enclosure, a pump-out toilet, and a vanity unit with a ceramic hand basin.
Galley
The walk-through galley kitchen is fitted to a high standard, finished with Iroko wood work surfaces and bespoke cabinetry. Appliances include a 4-burner gas hob, oven and grill, a 240V 6kg Samsung washing machine, and a 240V Logik fridge. A stainless-steel sink with drainer and a port-side hatch ensure plenty of natural light and ventilation, creating a bright and practical working space.
Saloon
The open-plan saloon features two freestanding armchairs opposite a multifuel stove. If preferred, the armchairs could be replaced with a sofa bed to provide an additional two berths. Fixed port and starboard bench seating also converts into a cross-width double berth when required, with useful storage space beneath.
As a Broker, our understanding is that the vessel you are purchasing should have been built and correctly CE marked to satisfy the requirements of the Recreational Craft Regulations and there is no such proof provided by the vessel owner. You should satisfy yourself of any implications that may arise from purchasing the vessel. You are advised to seek further advice should you see fit. However whilst the purchase is not illegal, you should be mindful that there could be implications for future saleability or value of the vessel.