1930s Captains Cabin to rent on Dutch barge in central London

Do you have a regualr oven?  How does that work? They take up a lot of room and use a lot of energy.  I have stayed on a few barges and they all seem to have a kitchenette. 

The captain's cabin has a kitchenette with an electric microwave/grill/convection oven for space issues.

In the front of the barge where we live, we have an ENORMOUS catering oven, with four burners, a hot plate/griddle, and separate warming oven. It's gas-powered so we have two 19kg LPG cannisters that last us months and months (and we do a lot of cooking), and a really cool gas alarm safety system, too. I've never actually tried, but I'm absolutely certain I could fit inside our oven if I crawled in there. But this is all because the galley was catering for 26 guests when it was a floating hotel. We also got the enormous stockpots and 300+ mugs, etc that came with the boat, too (it took months to give 95% of that stuff away!).

Were you on Dutch barges, or on a tiny canal boat? All our neighbours have regular domestic ovens, to, but they're a mix of either electric or gas, and one or two diesel ovens, too.

It was a Dutch barge set up as a B&B, so we didn't have access to the whole thing. 

I assume the owners had an oven, but now that I have said all this, they had a pub/restaurant in the next barge along!  Heh, ignore me.

I'm pleased to report that a friend of my husband's will be moving aboard shortly.

Hi  can you tell me if this cabin is still for hire and in particular around April next year