A historic boat-like house built for a literal sea captain is now for sale in Sarasota.

Located at 433 N Osprey Ave., the 100-foot long “boat” was constructed by ship-builder Oliver Blackburn in 1933 for the late Capt. Arthur Rowe, who was a former boat captain for John Ringling and oil magnate William Selby, according to the Herald-Tribune.

Besides drop siding bent to look like a bow and a stern, the 1,949-square-foot Rowe Boat comes with a second-story wrap-around porch (or deck), as well as three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Notably, the home also features a 500-square-foot, three story “lighthouse,” which can be used a guest house.

Most recently been used as a vacation rental, asking around $300 a night.

The Rowe Boat is currently asking $949,000, and the listing agent is David Crawford of Catalist Realty.