Historic ship captain's cabin, Tower Bridge
The master cabin of historic 19th C sailing ship De Walvisch, moored 500m from Tower Bridge. A solid teak hand-crafted double bed set into a luxurious hard-wood, panelled and enameled room, complete with own submarine sink and antique fixtures. All stays on board ship include a cooked English breakfast in the mornings, served in the ship's galley from Navy silver. Like a house, the ship is fully insulated and centrally heated - it is not cold in winter!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The ship De Walvisch is a fully functioning historic Dutch sailing klipper, built in 1896. It is owed by the artists Zatorski + Zatorski, who live on board with their children, and who have lovingly and painstakingly restored the vessel over the past 8 years, using reclaimed hardwoods and marine antiques. <br />De Walvisch is an ex-cargo ship, that used to carry eels from Holland to London - restored to her original lines and with all her round wood replaced, she is one of the finest examples of a 19th C
London, United Kingdom
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Private room in boat
Private room
1.5 shared baths
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