1971 Hong Kong 61 Ft Houseboat For Sale By Owner $25K
$25,000
Here is a 61-foot houseboat for sale with built-ins, eat-in kitchen and one bathroom. A Hong Kong boat, also known as a junk boat, is a type of Chinese sailing ship characterized by a central rudder, an overhanging flat transom, watertight bulkheads, and a flat-bottomed design.
Seller Comments
1971 Hong kong 61′ Needs to be taken out of the water the bottom needs to be painted it about $6,000. And the rest of the boat needs some work and electrical work it’s a project but it’s worth it.
- 61ft
- Circa 1971
If interested, please contact the seller via the FB Marketplace link below.
Contact Seller : Scott
Richmond, California $25,000
Pros
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Bay Area location with strong transit access: Close to San Francisco and Oakland, with BART, Amtrak, ferry service, and AC Transit bolstering commute options
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Cultural diversity & community engagement: Renowned for its mixed neighborhoods, active community events (Juneteenth, Cinco de Mayo), and public art
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Affordable Bay Area housing: Though still pricey, Richmond offers more reasonably priced homes (around $505K–$615K) compared to SF or Berkeley .
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Outdoor recreation & waterfront access: Offers parks, shoreline trails (Miller/Knox, Point Pinole), marinas, and waterfront neighborhoods like Point Richmond and Marina Bay
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Economic opportunity & services: Major employers include Chevron, Kaiser, Social Security, plus growth in healthcare and manufacturing
⚠️ Cons
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High crime rates: One of the highest in the Bay Area—about a 1‑in‑23 chance of victimization—with violent and property crimes both elevated
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Elevated cost of living: Around 26–75% higher than national averages, with housing and utilities notably expensive
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Air pollution from refinery operations: Ongoing concerns due to Chevron refinery emissions and diesel traffic, impacting respiratory health
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Variable school quality: Mixed performance across the West Contra Costa school district; some strong schools exist, but overall K‑12 outcomes vary
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Wildfire and seismic risk: Moderate wildfire exposure across ~45% of buildings and earthquake risk from proximity to major fault lines .
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