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Viking / 22

£16,000

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Year

2002

Hull material

Fiberglass

Dimensions

Length (LOA)

6.70 m

Beam

2.31 m

Draft

0.5 m

Engine

Make / model

Mercury /

Power

25 hp

Fuel type

Unleaded

Hours

N/A

Overview

The Viking 22 is an excellent entry-level boat, ideal for river and canal cruising. Its low air draft allows it to pass comfortably beneath all bridges on the River Thames.

Powered by a single Mercury 25hp outboard engine, it delivers quiet and economical performance, making it well suited to relaxed inland cruising.

The cabin features a U-shaped seating area in the bow, which easily converts into a spacious double berth. To starboard, the galley is equipped with a four-burner hob, a combination oven and grill, and practical storage beneath the sink. To port, there is a separate toilet compartment fitted with a chemical toilet. Adjacent to this, there is a large storage locker along with space for a fridge. Beneath the cockpit, an additional cabin provides a second double berth.

The aft cockpit is thoughtfully arranged, offering a double helm seat and a bench seat to the rear, with fuel and gas storage neatly housed below.

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In this transaction we are acting as Brokers only. Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. The particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. A prospective buyer is advised to check the particulars and specification and where appropriate to have the vessel fully surveyed/trialed and inspected.

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