12 volt, 2 batteries charged by: 240v hardwired system, 2 x 13amp pin plug outlets

Wood construction with Long keel underwater profile, paint finish

Carvel built timer hull, Mahogany on Canadian Rock Elm timbers. Plywood GRP sheathed deck. Solid Teak coachroof.
Iron ballast keel, iron strap floors. Keel bolts drawn and inspected during Lloyds survey in 1998 and all ok
Hull finished in white gloss paint with decks coated in buff deck paint, coachroof sides gloss varnished along with other brightwork
Below decks the sole boards are of solid Teak left in a natural finish with no varnish or preserve applied.
High standard of finish throughout

The forepeak has two single births with storage provided below both.
Aft of the forepeak the sizeable heads compartment can be found to port with the traditional Baby Blakes seawater heads unit still in place. Starboards of the heads is a full length hanging wardrobe.
The main saloon is what you would expect to find in a classic yacht, the bulkheads and lockers are painted in white gloss with the timber trims finished in rich varnished timber.
Heating provided by a bulkhead mounted Taylors paraffin stove. Bunks and to the port and starboard sides of the saloon.
Full sized navigationb table has storage below.
To starboard a quarter berth runs aft of the chart table under the cockpit seat.
Basic galley to port of chart table with sink and Flavel cooker, cutlery and crockery for six is included in the sale. A small hanging wet locker is positioned aft of the galley
This boat is in excellent condition internally & externally having been fastidiously maintained throughout her life

5 berths with 0 doubles and 5 singles in 1 cabin(s) 2 burner gas cooker

manual Seahorse 513 windlass
1 anchors
(CQR)
18.00m (59'1") of chain
Avon Redstar dinghy (unknown year)
(Inflatable)
2hp outboard, Seagull (1974)
Full custom made winter cover
Dodgers

1 bilge pumps (1 manual / 0 electric)

RDF Seasava 4 person liferaft last serviced 2010.