Is THIS The Ultimate BUDGET Tiny Home? (Fisher 25 Tour)

This vessel has now sold. To explore other hand-picked explorer and expedition yachts currently on the market, visit: https://yacht-buoy.com/yachts-for-sale To stay up to date with every vessel I feature, including boats I cannot always get to with a camera but are absolutely worth knowing about, subscribe free to Yacht Buoy: https://johnjohnsonyachtbuoy.substack... A few months ago, we stepped aboard a Fisher 30, and hundreds of thousands of you agreed it was the ultimate pocket liveaboard. However, that specific vessel commanded a premium because of a massive recent refit. What if you could get that exact same bulletproof, North Sea capability on a much more accessible budget? Welcome aboard the legendary Fisher 25. This is 'Mary Jane', and she is the perfect authentic project boat. She requires some cosmetic TLC, making her an incredible blank canvas for anyone willing to roll up their sleeves and create their own rugged tiny home on the water. Do not let her 25-foot length fool you. She features a heavy-displacement full keel, a traditional ketch rig, and that iconic enclosed wheelhouse that will keep you completely protected from the elements. Below the deck, she is an absolute working-boat classic, equipped with a highly respected 27hp Yanmar diesel engine and a bow thruster for pinpoint control in the marina. Key Specifications: Boat: 1994 Fisher 25 ('Mary Jane') Rig: Traditional Ketch Engine: Single Yanmar 27hp Diesel Fuel Capacity: 181 Litres (roughly 40 Imperial Gallons) Cruising Range: Over 500 Nautical Miles Notable Extras: Bow Thruster & Central Heating If you would like to view the full broker listing and delve into her complete history, the link is available over on my LinkTree. You can scan the QR code in the video or follow the link pinned in the top comment. Question for the comments: Would you rather buy a fully finished, expensive liveaboard, or do you prefer the idea of buying a heavy-duty 'blank canvas' project boat like this Fisher 25 to refit yourself? Let me know your thoughts below.