Dining table Hangers Crib - always at the listing Boat slip 42" HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Disney+ Netflix premium cable Waterfront Bed linens Dishes and silverware Freezer Board games Canal view Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Fire extinguisher Free parking on premises Smeg refrigerator Smeg gas stove Extra pillows and blankets Indoor fireplace: wood-burning Host greets you Dedicated workspace Smeg stainless steel oven Central heating First aid kit Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Coffee Portable fans Self check-in Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Shampoo Game console: Xbox One Body soap Amazon sound system with Bluetooth and aux Fast wifi – 60 Mbps Cooking basics Wine glasses Baking sheet Essentials
Luxury floating home near Windsor
Welcome to Thistle Dream, our cherished canal boat. <br /><br />Whether you want an unusual place to stay or simply a great base, this static boat provides all the creature comforts of a house. There are many walks in the area where you will find a canal lock, a lovely pub that serves delicious food and a park with a kids playground. Windsor Castle is only 20 minutes away by car and Kew Gardens around half an hour away. Runnymede on Thames is only 15 minutes away, and it's less than an hour to London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Thistle Dream is a spacious and well appointed 70 foot long wide beam canal boat with two double cabins, a luxury kitchen with a stunning marble worktop and breakfast bar, a dining area with a 4 person glass table and a lounge area with a large 42 inch TV and comfy sofa, as well as an occasional chair.  <br /><br />Amenities include a sink with running hot and cold water, fridge with a freezer shelf, toaster, gas oven, 4 burner gas hob and extractor fan.  
The boat is moored on the Grand Union canal, where there are plenty of lovely walks to enjoy.  Please note that the canal is set within an industrial area so you may have views of warehouses and machinery through the trees.  Within a couple of minutes walk is some lovely countryside along the canal with pretty locks, a canal side pub and some play areas. <br /><br />Uxbridge has retained a sense of its history despite the inexorable developments of the 21st century. Originally constructed in 1858, Hillingdon Court was purchased by the state in 1925 and is now accessible to the general public. Hillingdon Court features a large garden space that is perfect for exploring.<br /><br />Alternatively, find a tranquil escape from the bustle of the city in the beautiful Kew Gardens, Carville Hall Park or along the banks of the nearby River Thames.<br /><br />Uxbridge, though, is perhaps most famous for the Battle of Britain bunker- a location where Winston Churchill dwelt during perilous period