PhillM
Well-known member
Mayflower have a special 2 year deal on: Mayflower Marina | Marina Plymouth | Marina South West | 5 Gold Anchor Marina
My daughter is doing an MSc at Plymouth next year and was thinking of living part time on a boat (she expects to inherit enough money to get say a 15-25 year old 31-34ft AWB with amenities like shore power AC circuit separate heads etc)
I can’t reconcile fact that annual berthing contracts usually preclude permanent residence yet clearly people do liveaboard in marinas. Her occupancy would probably be 3/4 nights a week
Do some marinas allow this - or turn a blind eye?
"For the avoidance of doubt, a Boat shall be regarded as being used for residential purposes if, amongst other things, the Owner or anyone else with the Owner’s knowledge:i. uses the Boat as his principal or main place of residence; orii. stays on board the Boat in excess of an average of three nights per week over a twelve week period; oriii. uses the Company’s offices at the Marina as his mailing address. "
Wow! That's just plain wrong! My boat would move to a quiet anchoragefor a week while the sale took place.where the marina demand a 1% share in the boat if sold whilst there