1980 Larson Boat House

Step onto the float and this boathouse immediately feels like an extension of your boat, not just a parking spot. The wide front deck has plenty of room for a couple of Adirondack chairs, a grill, and a gear box, turning your slip into a social hub after a day on the water. The barn-style doors slide back smoothly, giving you straight‑shot access for loading coolers, tackle, and weekend bags. Inside, the generous headroom means you’re not ducking under low beams while you work on the boat or tinker with projects. With windows that actually open for airflow, it’s a dry, bright, comfortable space instead of a dark shed over the water.

This 1980 Larson Boat House is tailored for year‑round moorage in a well‑maintained yacht club setting. The 30-foot well suits a wide range of cruisers and fishing boats commonly used in local rivers and nearby coastal runs, while the 10.5-foot beam gives breathing room for fenders and dock lines. Its enclosed design shields your hull from sun, rain, and debris, cutting down on cleaning and maintenance in a climate that sees plenty of wet weather. The generous front deck becomes a gathering spot during regattas and club events, and the reliable shore power keeps heaters, dehumidifiers, and battery chargers running smoothly between outings.