Tiger M is a 1990 traditional narrowboat built by the renowned Graham Edgson of Norton Canes Boatbuilders, and was the 28th boat produced by the yard. Moving forward from the aft cabin, the boat comprises a comfortable bedroom, a modernised shower room, a recently refitted galley, and a welcoming saloon at the bow. The galley has been thoughtfully upgraded and includes a gas oven and grill, a separate three-burner hob with glass lid, a stainless steel sink with glass cover, and an under-counter Shoreline fridge/freezer. The shower room has also been refurbished and features a pump-out WC, stylish washbasin, and a dedicated shower cubicle. Heating and hot water are efficiently managed via a Webasto diesel system, with hot water additionally supplied through the engine and immersion heater. While there is currently no solid fuel stove installed, a hearth and roof collar are already in place, offering straightforward potential for future installation. Tiger M has seen significant investment over the last few years. She is powered by a Canaline 38hp diesel engine installed in 2020, paired with a hydraulic PRM 150 gearbox and enhanced by an Aquadrive coupling system.

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