Pedro Liberty 1450

Boat Overview

The Pedro Liberty brings the comfort of home to the water without restrictions. It offers freedom of living and mobility.

Design and Comfort

The concept focuses on maximum comfort and convenience. This boat features:

• A floor entirely on one level.


• A rectangular structure with upright walls for optimal living space usage.


• A spacious terrace at the front of the boat.


• A customizable interior layout for furniture and kitchen equipment, tailored to the user's preferences.

Construction and Insulation

The Pedro Liberty is built with:

• A steel hull.


• A composite superstructure with high insulation value.


• Standard central heating and underfloor heating in the bathroom.


• Low-maintenance double-glazed windows for year-round usability.

Design Collaboration

This ship was designed in collaboration with Martin Bekebrede, a renowned designer of motor yachts. The good sailing characteristics of a Pedro have been a priority, with no compromises made on the design of the underwater hull, distinguishing it from other houseboats.

Unique Features

A notable feature is the spud pile system, which allows for securing the boat without mooring. This is particularly useful when waiting for a bridge. The integrated spud poles can be lowered at the touch of a button, securing the boat to the bottom.

Propulsion Options

The boat can be equipped with multiple propulsion systems, including:

• A standard Volvo diesel engine.


• A hydraulic version.


• An electric version.

Size and Accessibility

The model is available in different sizes. It has a vertical clearance of 2.50 metres, ensuring accessibility to many inland waterways with fixed bridges.