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Ideal for conversion to home or floating hotel Lying in Seattle, Washington 1937 Custom Pilot House Ferry 207'
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Excellent opportunity for conversion to floating hotel or private home! |
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his former Washington State Ferry once carried as many as 605 passengers and 55 autos across Puget Sound. Built in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1937, the 207' ferry Olympic retired from service in 1997. She is an ideal candidate for high-end camp, hotel, corporate training retreat or exclusive events center. Naval architect's plans are available to expedite conversion. The vessel currently is in "lay-up" status, but all machinery remains functional, though her U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspection has expired. She is a heavily built vessel in need of paint and deferred maintenance. Powered by a single 8-cylinder Fairbanks Morse diesel, with electricity provided by two generators -- a Cummins 6-cylinder diesel with 80 kilowatt generator and a Fairbanks Morse with 80 kilowatt generator. Some additional features of this vessel:
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This 207' Retired Car/Passenger Ferry is lying in Puget Sound, and is available for purchase or joint venture. While it remains operable, it also would make a great floating hotel or private home!
Ready for inspection in Seattle, Washington. Naval Architect's conversion plans available. Owner will consider joint ventures, and financing is available for qualified operators.
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| Launched in 1937. | In service on Puget Sound in the 50's. | Floating hotel or home? | Former passenger deck. |
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