Vacancy details for: 1460 Finnington Bridge
Leisure mooring available,
Waterway: Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Guide price: £744 inc VAT per year
Reserve price: £558 inc VAT per year
Closing date: 23/03/2010 13:00
Waterway: Leeds & Liverpool Canal
Guide price: £744 inc VAT per year
Reserve price: £558 inc VAT per year
Closing date: 23/03/2010 13:00
Mooring type: Towpath mooring
Maximum boat length: 12m / 39.37ft
Maximum boat width: 2.2m / 7.22ft
Depth: The maximum recommended draft for the Leeds & Liverpool Canal is 1.06 metres. The site has a piled grassy bank with a concrete cap.
Maximum boat length: 12m / 39.37ft
Maximum boat width: 2.2m / 7.22ft
Depth: The maximum recommended draft for the Leeds & Liverpool Canal is 1.06 metres. The site has a piled grassy bank with a concrete cap.
Facilities on site:
- mooring rings
Viewing arrangements
The mooring site has no access restrictions and can be viewed at any time. We would ask that you are considerate of the current mooring site customers.
Mooring location map
Additional photos
View of mooring site from access gate.
Getting there
Nearest road:The mooring site is just off junction 3 of the M65. The closest village is Feniscowles, approximately 1.5 miles away.
Nearest town:
Nearest Train station: Pleasington
County: Lancashire
Grid reference: E: 363426 N: 424837
Site Description
The nearest British Waterways facilities, including elsan, refuse collection and a waterpoint, are at Blackburn Locks approximately 2 kilometres east of the site or at Johnson's Hillock Locks approximately 1.5 kilometres west. Mooring rings are installed at this site but mooring pins may be needed dependent on boat length and spacing of rings. There are no car parking facilities at this site so customers must make alternative arrangements. The site is 185 metres long and is currently occupied by 10 boats. Access to the site is via Finnington Lane, A674. The moorings are to the rear of Finnington Industrial Estate, through a locked gate which requires a BW key.Site rules
Local site rules and Standard terms and conditions apply
View the local rules
Mooring manager contact details
Leanne Pendlebury - Tel: 07770610213Email: leanne.pendlebury@britishwaterways.co.uk
General Notes
- These particulars are intended as a fair description of the mooring site/vacant berth and are prepared as a guideline only. They do not constitute part of an offer or contract. These particulars and any statements from British Waterways (BW) employees are an opinion, given in good faith but should not be relied upon as a statement of fact. BW recommends that prospective bidders visit the mooring site and make their own assessments. BW reserves the right to withdraw the vacancy.
- A residential mooring is one which has planning consent from the local planning authority for use as a primary residence and is authorised for such use by BW. A leisure mooring is not to be used by people intending to use their boat as their main residence.
- If there are local Site Rules for this mooring site, they constitute part of the Mooring Agreement Terms and Conditions. We recommend you read them in advance of bidding. They may include restrictions which could exclude certain boats or activities at the site.
- You should consider the waterway dimensions to ensure your boat can navigate to and from the mooring site.
- The Guide Price is the current price set and published by British Waterways for the mooring.
- The Reserve Price reflects British Waterways' cost of providing the vacancy. It is the price below which it would not be economic for us to let the vacancy.
- A towpath mooring is normally open to public access. An offside mooring is on the opposite bank to the towpath and may or may not exclude public access.