1910 Tjalk zeetjalk
Amsterdam, The Netherlandson the market since 11 days
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About
The Noordstar sea barge combines a lot of interior space with relatively compact dimensions. The ship is perfect for exploring the IJsselmeer and Wadden Sea under sail. The interior is very spacious with a large living room with open kitchen, 2 compact bedrooms and a bathroom under the foredeck, and a master bedroom in the aft cabin. Are you looking for a compact sea barge with ample headroom? Then be sure to come and see the Noordstar.
Layout
From the middle entrance, you descend via a spiral staircase to the spacious living area of nearly 2.5 meters high. Here you will find a sitting room, a fixed bench for at least 8 guests, and an open kitchen. The skylights let in a lot of light, making it a very pleasant place to stay.
Towards the front, there are 2 bedrooms and an open bathroom with a separate toilet and shower.
From the aft deck, you have access to the spacious wheelhouse with a view over the water. This is also accessible from the living room. The aft cabin has been redesigned as a master bedroom.
From the foredeck, the forepeak is accessible, which is currently used as a technical space and storage.
History
The Noordster sea barge was built in 1910 at the Horst shipyard in Meppel. The first measurement certificate is from March 8, 1910, in Zwartsluis with the first owner from Smilde. The dimensions were 22.60 x 4.99 meters with a displacement of 132.9 tons. In 1927, the ship was first registered in the land registry in Zwolle with a fire mark.
The second ship measurement is from June 26, 1937, in Maastricht with a different owner from Hoogeveen. The dimensions are comparable at 22.78 x 4.8 meters with a displacement of 132.8 tons.
The third ship measurement is from June 22, 1958, in Amsterdam. This mentions a barge with a side screw installation. The dimensions are comparable at 22.78 x 4.88 meters and a maximum draft of 1.92 meters. The displacement is now 133.4 tons.
Over time, the name changed from Noordster to Noordstar. After freight transport, the ship served as a houseboat for a time. In 1988, the ship was made seaworthy again and equipped with new rigging, centerboards, and rudder. Since then, the ship has sailed in the charter trade, first from Monnickendam and later from Amsterdam. In 2014, the interior of the ship was completely renewed to better meet the changing needs of charter guests. The current owners have owned it since 2019 and have systematically improved it for permanent habitation.
Technology
Propulsion is provided by a DAF 825 with over 120 hp. This is more than sufficient for this sea barge. The living area is reasonably well insulated and can be heated by means of diesel central heating, pellet central heating, and a wood stove. The wood stove draws its air supply from the floor, creating an active airflow under the floor. The toilet can be flushed with outside water to consciously manage the drinking water on board.
Since 2019, the following items have been addressed: new tarps for the sails, renovated bathroom, outside water pump, new inverter and batteries, and the aft cabin has been re-insulated and finished.
The ship was last inspected at the yard in 2021, and the CVO/CBB is valid until 2028.
Sailing Area
The ship is perfect for sailing trips. It has already been to the Wadden Sea several times with the current owners.
Given its dimensions and the historical hull, the Noordstar is welcome via the Schepencarrousel in various ports. Due to its size, it is also a wonderful ship to explore the Wadden Sea, as well as the European waterways. The ship can be sailed with a small boating license.
Some important features
Built in 1910 in Meppel
Dimensions 23.8 x 5.2 x 1.2 meters
DAF 825 Ship engine
Diesel tank of approximately 800 liters
Water tank of approximately 2,500 liters
Wastewater tank of approximately 1,000 liters
Wooden mast, boom, jib boom, and staysail boom
Centerboards made of hardwood
Sail wardrobe with mainsail with matching gaff and tarp, jib with matching tarp
Dyneema backstays with (violin) blocks on winches
Pellet boiler Biodom C15 (2017)
Kabola Diesel stove with ELCO burner
Wood stove with air supply via the floor
Kitchen equipped with four-burner gas stove with oven (professional), two-burner gas stove from ATAG, dishwasher & refrigerator space
Bathroom equipped with spacious sink with cabinet, shower, and separate toilet
Marine radios from Sailor VHF RT2048 & ICOM VHF Marine IC-M330
AIS Trueheading (Inland)
Victron Multiplus II 24/3000/70-32, Victron Multi Control GX Panel, Victron Battery Monitor BMV712 Smart
Traction battery 24V 400Ah, Start battery 24V
Speck pump with Lories/Lorival boiler 55L (drinking water)
Pedrollo Future JETm Hydrofresh 24L (outside water)
Bilge pump/deck wash nautic, diameter 50 in bronze
F.E.I.T. PVM Membrane pump for wastewater discharge
Generator Mitsubishi L3E-61SD with Mecc Alte Spa BTA3-SB/4
HY400 wind turbine
CVO/CBB valid until 2028
No transfer tax is due on the houseboat. Your notary can provide you with more information on this. Additional financing for the houseboat is possible. Inquire about the options with the broker.
Our descriptions have been compiled with the utmost care, but no rights can be derived from them. You are free to check the dimensions and details during a viewing.
Layout
From the middle entrance, you descend via a spiral staircase to the spacious living area of nearly 2.5 meters high. Here you will find a sitting room, a fixed bench for at least 8 guests, and an open kitchen. The skylights let in a lot of light, making it a very pleasant place to stay.
Towards the front, there are 2 bedrooms and an open bathroom with a separate toilet and shower.
From the aft deck, you have access to the spacious wheelhouse with a view over the water. This is also accessible from the living room. The aft cabin has been redesigned as a master bedroom.
From the foredeck, the forepeak is accessible, which is currently used as a technical space and storage.
History
The Noordster sea barge was built in 1910 at the Horst shipyard in Meppel. The first measurement certificate is from March 8, 1910, in Zwartsluis with the first owner from Smilde. The dimensions were 22.60 x 4.99 meters with a displacement of 132.9 tons. In 1927, the ship was first registered in the land registry in Zwolle with a fire mark.
The second ship measurement is from June 26, 1937, in Maastricht with a different owner from Hoogeveen. The dimensions are comparable at 22.78 x 4.8 meters with a displacement of 132.8 tons.
The third ship measurement is from June 22, 1958, in Amsterdam. This mentions a barge with a side screw installation. The dimensions are comparable at 22.78 x 4.88 meters and a maximum draft of 1.92 meters. The displacement is now 133.4 tons.
Over time, the name changed from Noordster to Noordstar. After freight transport, the ship served as a houseboat for a time. In 1988, the ship was made seaworthy again and equipped with new rigging, centerboards, and rudder. Since then, the ship has sailed in the charter trade, first from Monnickendam and later from Amsterdam. In 2014, the interior of the ship was completely renewed to better meet the changing needs of charter guests. The current owners have owned it since 2019 and have systematically improved it for permanent habitation.
Technology
Propulsion is provided by a DAF 825 with over 120 hp. This is more than sufficient for this sea barge. The living area is reasonably well insulated and can be heated by means of diesel central heating, pellet central heating, and a wood stove. The wood stove draws its air supply from the floor, creating an active airflow under the floor. The toilet can be flushed with outside water to consciously manage the drinking water on board.
Since 2019, the following items have been addressed: new tarps for the sails, renovated bathroom, outside water pump, new inverter and batteries, and the aft cabin has been re-insulated and finished.
The ship was last inspected at the yard in 2021, and the CVO/CBB is valid until 2028.
Sailing Area
The ship is perfect for sailing trips. It has already been to the Wadden Sea several times with the current owners.
Given its dimensions and the historical hull, the Noordstar is welcome via the Schepencarrousel in various ports. Due to its size, it is also a wonderful ship to explore the Wadden Sea, as well as the European waterways. The ship can be sailed with a small boating license.
Some important features
Built in 1910 in Meppel
Dimensions 23.8 x 5.2 x 1.2 meters
DAF 825 Ship engine
Diesel tank of approximately 800 liters
Water tank of approximately 2,500 liters
Wastewater tank of approximately 1,000 liters
Wooden mast, boom, jib boom, and staysail boom
Centerboards made of hardwood
Sail wardrobe with mainsail with matching gaff and tarp, jib with matching tarp
Dyneema backstays with (violin) blocks on winches
Pellet boiler Biodom C15 (2017)
Kabola Diesel stove with ELCO burner
Wood stove with air supply via the floor
Kitchen equipped with four-burner gas stove with oven (professional), two-burner gas stove from ATAG, dishwasher & refrigerator space
Bathroom equipped with spacious sink with cabinet, shower, and separate toilet
Marine radios from Sailor VHF RT2048 & ICOM VHF Marine IC-M330
AIS Trueheading (Inland)
Victron Multiplus II 24/3000/70-32, Victron Multi Control GX Panel, Victron Battery Monitor BMV712 Smart
Traction battery 24V 400Ah, Start battery 24V
Speck pump with Lories/Lorival boiler 55L (drinking water)
Pedrollo Future JETm Hydrofresh 24L (outside water)
Bilge pump/deck wash nautic, diameter 50 in bronze
F.E.I.T. PVM Membrane pump for wastewater discharge
Generator Mitsubishi L3E-61SD with Mecc Alte Spa BTA3-SB/4
HY400 wind turbine
CVO/CBB valid until 2028
No transfer tax is due on the houseboat. Your notary can provide you with more information on this. Additional financing for the houseboat is possible. Inquire about the options with the broker.
Our descriptions have been compiled with the utmost care, but no rights can be derived from them. You are free to check the dimensions and details during a viewing.
