Want a piece of Northwest history? How about a (relatively) inexpensive home? Well, take a look at "Irene." Currently docked in La Conner, Washington, Irene's a 73-foot liveaboad tugboat, built in 1902 in Tacoma. And she's for sale for $125,000.
Want a piece of Northwest history? How about a (relatively) inexpensive home? Well, take a look at "Irene." Currently docked in La Conner, Washington, Irene's a 73-foot liveaboad tugboat, built in 1902 in Tacoma. And she's for sale for $125,000.


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I want it!!!! Now if only Lake Ontario didn't freeze for half the year....
view rhiana's profile
Wow - This is so cool! I'd love to have a boat like this (after I'm done rearranging and finishing the spaces, of course)
view bepsf's profile
Absolutely, bepsf. Don't you think it could be gorgeous?!?
view rhiana's profile
if only i could get this to boston...
view closertotheocean's profile
I went to their Website. Well me hearties (or is it hardies), take a look at the down below pics and look at what you'd have to do before you started the make over - plus the other considerations. 70 year old fuel tanks ina 105 year old boat? Decaying floor boards on the lower deck? House grade electrical fixtures in a marine (damp - very damp) environment? Parts for a 50 year old diesel engine? Rule of thumb - double the purchase price of a classic boat to make it "bristol".
view Chris - Annapolis's profile
This baby is a beaut but that engine room scares the crap out of me. For sure, it would take quite a few more clams than the $125k asking price to get her fixed up.
view suziegoombs's profile
Cute, but I'm a land lubber. Now drag that puppy up on land & I think it'd make a very unique house.
view MoJonson's profile
is it still for sale?
the link showing the picts and info must be out of date?
being one of the past owners of the irene i could tell you a thing or two.
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