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Horeca Schip 37.40
- Length x Beam37.40 m x 6.40 m
- Year built1931
- Offer typeUsed boat
- Boat nameHoreca Schip 37.40
- ModelHoreca Schip 37.40
- Draught1.90 m
- MaterialSteel
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Location
Netherlands » Aalborg
Notes
1931 Horeca Schip 37.40, EUR 1,300,000
Unique restaurant boat—a great opportunity for an entrepreneur
Relax in the lounge or on the aft deck with a stunning view of the city and the harbor. The ship is licensed for commercial use at its current location in Aalborg—for example, as a restaurant or office—but can easily be moved to a new location at the buyer’s request. Inside, there are several decks—various lounges with stunning views and opportunities for fantastic experiences aboard this magnificent ship. As a restaurant or café, wine and cocktail bar, event venue—or perhaps to rent the entire ship for all kinds of festive events. 385 m² of interior space on board. — Approx. 210 seats indoors and 40 outdoors on the aft deck — Access via gangway.
Registered as an inland waterway vessel under the designation OUCA – Princess Juliana – with registration number 7128033.
Important points.
* Built in 1931 in the Netherlands. Originally used as a training ship.
* Converted into a restaurant ship, with a major, complete renovation between 2006 and 2019.
* Everything appears to be in very good, well-maintained, and functional condition, both inside and out.
* The total interior space, including the large covered deck, is approximately 385 m². - 210 seats indoors, spread across various lounges on 3 floors -
The ship’s history...
The Princess Juliana, now over 90 years old, was originally built and used as a training ship in the Netherlands.
On June 13, 1931, Her Royal Highness Princess Juliana of the Netherlands christened the new training ship on behalf of the “Education Fund.”
The ship entered service at the end of 1931, but due to the rapid increase in the number of students, the cabins had to be expanded and improved. The “Gideon” shipyard also carried out a refit, during which the ship was lengthened from its original 32.40 meters to 38.85 meters.
The Prinses Juliana served as a Dutch training ship until 1969, when more modern Dutch training ships took over. However, there was an interruption during World War II, when the ship was used to house officers.
Accommodation
Other: For many, a life on the water is a lifelong dream—here, you can make that dream come true...
Here, there’s plenty of space and countless opportunities to create a relaxed lifestyle in a maritime setting.
You can sleep soundly, knowing that everything behind the walls and floors meets modern standards.
Engine, electrics, water
Number of identical engines: No engine.
Relax in the lounge or on the aft deck with a stunning view of the city and the harbor. The ship is licensed for commercial use at its current location in Aalborg—for example, as a restaurant or office—but can easily be moved to a new location at the buyer’s request. Inside, there are several decks—various lounges with stunning views and opportunities for fantastic experiences aboard this magnificent ship. As a restaurant or café, wine and cocktail bar, event venue—or perhaps to rent the entire ship for all kinds of festive events. 385 m² of interior space on board. — Approx. 210 seats indoors and 40 outdoors on the aft deck — Access via gangway.
Registered as an inland waterway vessel under the designation OUCA – Princess Juliana – with registration number 7128033.
Important points.
- The ship can only be moved by professional tugboats.
* Built in 1931 in the Netherlands. Originally used as a training ship.
* Converted into a restaurant ship, with a major, complete renovation between 2006 and 2019.
* Everything appears to be in very good, well-maintained, and functional condition, both inside and out.
* The total interior space, including the large covered deck, is approximately 385 m². - 210 seats indoors, spread across various lounges on 3 floors -
The ship’s history...
The Princess Juliana, now over 90 years old, was originally built and used as a training ship in the Netherlands.
On June 13, 1931, Her Royal Highness Princess Juliana of the Netherlands christened the new training ship on behalf of the “Education Fund.”
The ship entered service at the end of 1931, but due to the rapid increase in the number of students, the cabins had to be expanded and improved. The “Gideon” shipyard also carried out a refit, during which the ship was lengthened from its original 32.40 meters to 38.85 meters.
The Prinses Juliana served as a Dutch training ship until 1969, when more modern Dutch training ships took over. However, there was an interruption during World War II, when the ship was used to house officers.
Accommodation
Other: For many, a life on the water is a lifelong dream—here, you can make that dream come true...
Here, there’s plenty of space and countless opportunities to create a relaxed lifestyle in a maritime setting.
You can sleep soundly, knowing that everything behind the walls and floors meets modern standards.
Engine, electrics, water
Number of identical engines: No engine.
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