Would you pay $187K to live on this Canadian houseboat?

Pretty nice deal for a floating one-bedroom, eh? Currently docked in British Columbia’s Sailor’s Cove marina, this adorable Canadian houseboat offers 377 square feet of chicly designed living space for $187,000 — much less than a home of similar size might command on land.

The “float home,” as it is repeatedly referred to in the listing — which is held by Wendy Coleman of Royal LePage Coast Capital – Chatterton — is freshly renovated and offers not just an alluring price tag, but also “meticulous update[s] by a skilled carpenter.”

There’s an open-concept kitchen with a gas oven and a four-burner stove, a separate fridge and freezer and an “artisan-crafted dining table” and bench off to the side.

(The bedroom.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The home offers wood accents throughout.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The kitchen.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The marina offers a number of amenities.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(A lower level sitting area.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The bathroom.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The dining area.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(An upstairs sitting area.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The stairs to the bedroom.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The door to the deck.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(Looking down from the upper level.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

(The sleeping nook.Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine)

At its current Cove location, the vessel also includes a few amenities, including a dedicated parking space and access to the marina’s facilities, which include multiple showers, bathrooms, laundry and bike storage.

Short-term rentals, notably, are not permitted.

Ref: Would you pay $187K to live on this Canadian houseboat? (nypost)

Photo Credit: Cayley McCandless / Jason Levine