1981 Lazy Days 50

A 1981 Lazy Days 50, built by a pioneering manufacturer known for introducing aluminum hulls to the houseboat industry. This 50-foot houseboat sits on a 14-foot beam aluminum hull and is powered by a Volvo Penta engine, delivering the dependable propulsion suited to leisurely cruising and extended anchorages.

The layout and sleeping accommodations are housed within a traditional houseboat footprint, offering comfortable living space for cruising or stationary stays. The aluminum construction provides durability and corrosion resistance—a hallmark of Lazy Days design from their introduction of this hull material decades earlier.

As a 1981 model from a manufacturer with limited production runs, this houseboat represents a piece of recreational boating history. Original Lazy Days houseboats are increasingly difficult to locate in usable condition.