1988 Titan Houseboat conversion

This 1988 Titan aluminum houseboat measures 65 feet long with a 25-foot beam and was built by Western Aluminum Craft to Canadian Coast Guard standards. The hull employs triple-welded aluminum plate construction with flanged structural framing throughout, creating four watertight compartments below deck. The boat sits on a robust platform designed for durability and low maintenance, featuring full perimeter aluminum safety railings, double-pane safety glass windows, and aluminum decks with non-slip finish. A 12V drum windlass and 100-pound Navy-style anchor are included.

The interior spans more than 3,200 square feet of living space arranged across three staterooms. The master suite features a king-size bed with direct access to the upper midship bathroom. A guest stateroom offers a queen bed with seating, while a third cabin provides twin bunks and a desk area. Three full bathrooms serve the accommodations, each with hot water systems and varying shower or tub configurations. The galley is equipped with Corian countertops, two full-size refrigerators, a Gaggenau LPG four-burner cooktop and oven, a Maytag infrared cooktop, and a Kenmore Elite dishwasher. An Airco oil-fired furnace and 30-gallon hot water heater provide climate control and hot water throughout.

The houseboat includes extensive entertaining spaces both inside and out. A full-sized dining room and multiple lounge areas with large windows open onto expansive deck space. Upper aft decking provides an entertaining area with outdoor seating and a bar-top serving station. The boat carries 1,500 gallons of fuel capacity and 150 gallons of fresh water in welded aluminum tanks. Furnishings are included throughout much of the vessel. The engines have been professionally removed, and a single engine can be installed as needed.