A 72' floating home — four bedrooms, three baths, an open living space, and a full-width covered porch, powered entirely by sun and battery.
The main living space runs the width of the boat: an open kitchen with island seating, a dining area, and a living room with a full wall of glass facing the water. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms are arranged around that central living space, and a full-width covered porch off the bow gives you shaded, screened-in outdoor living. Storage bays at the stern hold jet skis or other water toys.
Early concept drawing — current production layout is 4 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms.
Every material choice traces back to one goal: a boat that needs almost nothing from you, year after year.
Foam core, fully encapsulated in plastic — no metal to corrode, no wood to rot, nothing to take on water.
An aluminum truss structure sits atop the pontoons, keeping the platform light, rigid, and rust-free.
Solar panels across the roof keep house batteries topped off without a shore power hookup.
An electric outboard at each corner gives independent thrust for tight, precise maneuvering.






More photos and a full video walkthrough are on the way — check back soon.
Every dimension, system, and feature on the current Dockboat — standard and optional.
| Price | Approximately $1,000,000 |
| Length | 72' |
| Beam | 36' |
| Draft | 2.5' |
| Displacement | 100,000 lbs |
| Bedrooms / Bathrooms | 4 / 3 |
| Water Capacity | 500 gallons |
| Waste Tank | 150 gallons |
| Solar Array | 19kW, roof-mounted |
| Battery Capacity | 120kWh |
| Standard Engines | 4 × 12kW Torqeedo electric outboards, corner-mounted (other engine options available) |
| Maximum Speed | 6 mph |
| Cruise Speed | 4 mph |
| Range | Unlimited — continuously replenished by the solar array |
| Maintenance | No winterization required; minimal maintenance |
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