Coastal Residential Liveaboard moorings

[jj42]

Does anyone know of marinas or other moorings that are on or nearish the coast suitable for motorboat (so don’ t dry out).

I want something with proper approved residential status (council tax etc) but it looks like most residential moorings are aimed at narrow boats / barges and most are inland.

I found Hull Marina seems one option if they have space but haven’t had much luck finding any other marinas on the coast with residential permission.

 

[nortada]

Does anyone know of marinas or other moorings that are on or nearish the coast suitable for motorboat (so don’ t dry out).

I want something with proper approved residential status (council tax etc) but it looks like most residential moorings are aimed at narrow boats / barges and most are inland.

I found Hull Marina seems one option if they have space but haven’t had much luck finding any other marinas on the coast with residential permission.

How far afield are you interested in, just East Coast or byond.

 

[jj42]

I’m pretty flexible ... would consider anywhere in the UK

 

[PlanB]

Virtually all marinas forbid liveaboards in writing.
Some turn a blind eye.
How important is it to you that it is a totally legit place?

 

[jj42]

In my case for various reasons I need an official residential address.

 

[syvictoria]

If you can't take the ground, would renting a cheap flat nearby perhaps open up your options?

Many marinas will receive post for customers, but I assume that's not sufficient for your needs?

 

[xyachtdave]

I'm 95% sure the council run Ramsgate allow you to live aboard and pay council tax etc.

 

[PlanB]

In my case for various reasons I need an official residential address.

Can't you use trusted friend/family for that - we did that for 12 years while living aboard abroad.