The Steampunk Empire

The Crossroads of the Aether

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Just in case you could not think of anything to buy after winning the lottery.  She has a beautiful interior with even more potential. 

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Retail Property - Off Market

Price:
N/A
Building Size:
6,000 SF
Property Type:
Retail
Property Sub-type:
Restaurant
Additional Sub-types:
Retail (Other)
Special Purpose (Other)
Property Use Type:
Vacant/Owner-User
Listing ID
13944410
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Highlights

  • authentic paddlewheels
  • unique recreational business opportunity
  • fully functional kitchen
  • dance floor
  • upper level with bar

Description

Something different! 130' x 36' steel riverboat with authentic paddlewheels makes this investment a unique recreational business opportunity. Fitted out with fully functional kitchen, restrooms, dance floor and upper level with bar, this boat can transform your life into a living adventure. Previously used as dinner cruise vessel for special events cruises but would make ideal restaurant/bar on the lake or it could be moved and transformed into an extreme home. Currently on 3.64 acres of beachfront property with dock leased from the city of Fort Worth. #20800

Please for more photos/information on this property or to view information on the area and/or information about other properties in the area.

1988 CUSTOM BUILT Mississippi River Boat Design House Boat

Year: 1988  
Manufacturer: The Boat & RV Group
Price: US$70,000  


Type of Boat: two story steel deck houseboatYear: 1988Make: Mississippi River boat designModel: Custom BuiltLength: 56Fuel Capacity: 500Fuel Type: DieselEngine Model: Sleeps how many: 8Number of A/C Units: 1Beam (Boat): 22Hull Material (Boat): steelTrailer: noPrice: 70000 691992 – Custom built – Mississippi River Boat Style – 56 feet x 22 feet two story steel deck houseboat. Fully furnished, two bedrooms with two queen sofa sleepers in living room. Top deck 40 feet x 22 feet. Central heat and air conditioner. Ice maker, micro-wave, stove, refrigerator, knotted pine cabinets, pantry, many amenities. Perkins 4- cylinder water- cooled 30,000 watt diesel generator, 2000 gallon fresh water tanks. 500 gallon diesel tanks. No engine included, inboard diesel engine has been removed.


Fuel 
Hull Material 
Stock Number 
Number of Engines 
:
Diesel
Steel
691992-C
1


Contact Information

Phone:
Fax

866-244-9794

http://boatsaleads.com/tag/the-boat-rv-group/ 

Price Reduced!

PADDLESTEAMER “PHOENIX”

£10,000.00 £8,000.00

A well known and handsome steam driven sternwheel paddlesteamer.

Designed by Uffa Fox, built 1968.

LOA: 32′, LWL: 23′ 8″, Beam: 6′ 10″, Draft: 1′

With twin horizontal engines, 3″ + 3″ x 18″

Merryweathe

http://prestonservices.co.uk/item/paddlesteamer-phoenix/

260 ft PADDLESTEAMER “DE MAJESTEIT”

This very impressive and handsome Paddlesteamer is, at over 80 Metres long, the largest operational paddlesteamer in European waters.

Built 1926

750 H.P. steam engine

http://prestonservices.co.uk/item/260-ft-paddlesteamer-de-majesteit/ 

80' Sternwheeler Paddlewheel Riverboat - Dinner Cruiser or Liveaboard conversion


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Keywords: Sterwheeler Paddleboat
Manufacturer: Sternwheeler
Length (in feet): 80
Model: Paddlewheel Riverboat - Dinner Cruiser or Liveaboard Conversion
Year: 1987
Boat Location (City, State, Country): Portland, Oregon
Engine Type: Diesel
Description: Call Portland Yacht Sales at 503-258-7514 for additional information or for a viewing.

LEGENDARY DELTA QUEEN PURCHASE FINALIZED

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (Feb. 16, 2015) – DQSC, LLC (dba The Delta Queen Steamboat Company) a Delaware limited liability company, Tuesday completed the purchase of the Legendary Steamboat Delta Queen from TAC Cruise, LLC (aka Xanterra Cruise, LLC) a Delaware limited liability company.

The legendary Delta Queen began service as an overnight passenger vessel in 1927, carrying passengers, cargo and automobiles between Sacramento, Calif. and San Francisco, Calif. After a brief period of service in the U.S. Navy during World War II, the vessel was sold as war surplus to Captain Tom Greene, owner of the Greene Line Steamers of Cincinnati, Ohio. From 1946 to 2008, the Delta Queen operated as an overnight cruise vessel along many of the prominent river and waterways running through America’s heartland, including the Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkansas Rivers. Later on, the vessel operated as a dockside hotel in Chattanooga, Tenn. from 2009 until 2014.

“My partners and I are thrilled to be taking this critical first step toward the preservation and restoration of this important piece of American and river history,” said Cornel Martin, President and CEO of Delta Queen Steamboat Company. “We look forward to the day when the Delta Queen will once again be able to ply America’s waterways and allow passengers to relive the experiences of Mark Twain and his unique cast of river characters from the decks of a true 1927 steamboat.”

The Delta Queen is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is classified as a National Historic Landmark. The steamboat has also recently been designated by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as a National Treasure.

“Our goal is to have the Delta Queen return to cruising America’s waterways in 2016 following extensive mechanical and hotel renovations,” said Martin.

For more information, visit the Delta Queen on Facebook or http://www.thesteampunkempire.com/group/riverboats/forum/topics/ss-...

Sold down the river....

We will miss her, but at least she is going to a good home.

Chas.

Quite a treasure to lose.  I have heard, right or wrong, that she is moving to Cincinnati(?) 

Not sure on final destination; she is going for a refit first.  I refuse to lament, though: if we can't take care of her here - and the neglect has been awful - I am glad that she will go someplace where she will be returned to former glory.  Perhaps they will bring her for a visit some day.

Chas.

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