Boat houses

Англичан не удивить boat houses: такое жилье вы можете встретить везде, где есть вода. И если стоимость boat house более-менее приемлема - по сравнению со стоимостью жилья на суше в том же Лондоне - то все же нужно иметь в виду один нюанс: владельцу "домика" придется регулярно платить еще и MOORING FEE MOORING FEE represents a time based charge applied to all vessels for staying in a marina or harbour overnight, and connecting to their facilities such as electricity or using their water supplies, toilet facilities, ropes and pontoons. "House prices in London are a bit nuts at the mo – and that’s putting it very, very lightly. According to property experts over at Zoopla, the average selling price of properties in this city over the last 12 months has been a whopping £740,728. Which is, whichever way you look at it, a heck of a lot of cash. But there are still some ways you might still be able to afford somewhere to live in this city. One way is heading off of dry land entirely. A barge right in the middle of central London (on the River Thames itself, in fact) has recently gone up for sale – and it’s listed for just £220,000. And this isn’t just any old tiny, rickety, holey boat. The listing on Zoopla shows an elegant, 20-metre-long Dutch-style barge that was built in the 1930s but, having been renovated in 2013, is IN admirably GOOD NICK (в восхитительном состоянии). With two bedrooms, one bathroom, a sizeable saloon/galley and a modern deck, it boasts a lot more space than plenty of much, much spennier studio flats.