Santana is a spacious 62ft, two-cabin Narrowboat, built by Mike Heywood in 1992 and fitted out by Teddesley Boat Company in 1995. Featuring a forward saloon layout, she offers generous and versatile accommodation, making her an ideal choice for those seeking a comfortable liveaboard vessel or a boat well suited to extended cruising. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, beginning with a double cabin aft, leading through to a walk-through bathroom fitted with a pump-out toilet. Forward of the bathroom is a second twin cabin, followed by a practical walk-through galley. The spacious open-plan saloon is situated at the bow, providing plenty of room for freestanding furniture and creating a welcoming living space, with direct access to the bow well deck, perfect for enjoying time outdoors. Santana is powered by a Lister 29hp four-cylinder diesel engine. Onboard heating is provided by a Kabola diesel stove in the aft cabin, complete with a back boiler supplying radiators throughout the boat, alongside a further diesel stove in the saloon. Hot water is supplied via a immersion heater and engine calorifier. Both 12V and 240V electrical systems are fitted, providing practical facilities for comfortable life aboard. With her generous accommodation, two separate sleeping cabins and comprehensive heating and hot water arrangements, Santana presents an appealing opportunity for anyone looking for a spacious and versatile Narrowboat. Available for viewing at Pyrford Marina. To arrange a viewing, please contact the team on 01932 343275 or email [email protected].
General Information
Stern Type – Traditional
Fit-Out – Teddesley Boat Company, 1995
Shell Builder – Mike Heywood
Steel Plating Specification – 12/6/4
Number of Berths – 4+2
Number of Cabins – 2
Canopies – N/A
Side Hatch – N/A
Windows – Single Glazed
Toilet Type – Pump-out
Cabin Head Height – 6ft 3in
Bow Thruster – Yes, Vetus
Recent Works
Boat Safety Certificate Expiry Date – 12/04/2029
Last Blacking – April 2023 (Two Pack), with 4 new anodes
Last Engine Service – February 2026
Engine Specification
Make & Model – Lister
HP – 29
Number of Cylinders – 4
Cooling Type – Keel via external skin tank.
Diesel Tank Capacity (L) – 2 Tanks, 200 & 350 approx.
Year – 1995
Hot Water & Heating Systems
Source of Hot Water - Engine Calorifier, Immersion
Central Heating – Kabola Diesel Stove with a Back Boiler
Stove – Yes, ‘Old Dutch Stove’, Diesel
Water Tank Capacity (L) – 950
Electrical Systems & Components
12v – Yes
240v Landline – Yes
Inverter – Victron 1600W
Charger – N/A
Generator – Fischer Panda
Batteries – X1 Starter, X4 Domestic
Solar – X2 panels with a Victron Smart Controller
Interior Arrangements
Master Cabin
Accessed from the traditional-style stern, the master cabin features a comfortable fixed double berth, with useful storage provided by an aft wardrobe and chest of drawers. The cabin also houses the Kabola diesel-powered stove, complete with a back boiler supplying the boat’s central heating system.
Bathroom
A surprisingly spacious walk-through bathroom is fitted with a pump-out toilet, hand basin and full-size bath with an overhead shower, offering excellent onboard facilities.
Guest Twin Cabin
A particularly appealing feature of Santana is her second cabin, conveniently located midships. This versatile guest accommodation benefits from two single berths, with storage provided by both aft and forward wardrobes and additional compartments. The port-side cupboard also houses a 12V freezer, making this an excellent space for accommodating family or visiting guests.
Galley
The practical walk-through galley is well equipped with a freestanding four-burner gas hob, grill and oven, alongside a stainless-steel kitchen sink with drainer. Further appliances include a high-level 240V microwave, 12V fridge with ice box and a Candy 4kg washing machine, conveniently positioned opposite. Generous cupboards and drawers provide plenty of storage for kitchen essentials.
Saloon
Situated forward, the open-plan saloon offers direct access to the bow well deck. The spacious layout offers plenty of flexibility for freestanding furniture, with ample room for armchairs or a sofa bed. A diesel-powered Old Dutch stove is positioned to starboard, providing additional warmth and character, while a corner storage unit with television space is situated opposite. A convenient fold-away dining table provides seating for two and can be neatly stowed when not in use. Further practical storage is available through under-gunnel shelving.