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If you've ever wanted to spend a night or two on a pirate ship, now you can. A pirate-ship houseboat docked on Virginia’s Northern Neck that went viral a couple months ago has now been turned into an Airbnb. Richmond natives Lauren and Kellen DeMarco purchased the 44-foot-long vessel from retired firefighter Daniel Corder in

Daniel Corder, 63, from Virginia, listed his pirate ship houseboat decked out with spooky skeletons and pirate flags for $49,000. The former firefighter-turned-artist built the ship three years ago.

It comes with a few skeleton crewmates, a map that may or may not lead to treasure, and a mermaid.

If you've ever wondered what it's like to live as a pirate, now you can found out. On Virginia's Northern Neck, a giant pirate ship houseboat decked out with cannons and pirate flags is on the market for $49,000. Daniel Corder, a 63-year-old retired firefighter-turned-artist, rigged the abandoned 1993 Holiday Mansion with a fresh coat It comes with cannons, mermaids, and a spooky skeleton crew.

It comes with a few skeleton crewmates, a map that may or may not lead to treasure, and a mermaid.