12 volt, 3 batteries charged by: engine, shore power, generator

GRP construction with Planing underwater profile, gelcoat finish

The overall length is 35' 4".

Silverton has been building quality yachts on the Jersey Shore for over 40 years. They designed the Silverton 330 Sport Bridge with a cruising couple in mind. Many boats of this length offer sleeping accommodations for 4-6 people, but many owners rarely use all those berths. Silverton has taken a different approach by configuring the layout to sleep two and provide more livable saloon and galley space instead of extra berths. If you are a cruising couple who wants to take off for weeks at a time in comfort, this model may fit your needs quite well.

Exterior Layout:
The Silverton 330 Sport Bridge has a large swim platform with a dinghy mounted on it. There is a transom door on the starboard side for easy access to the tender or swim grid. The cockpit is rather large for a 33' boat and features padded coaming, built-in drink holders, two rod holders and a pull-out transom shower.

Molded steps from the cockpit lead up to the flybridge for safe, easy access. The flybridge helm is offset to starboard and has a double helm seat. There is a portside bench seat and also a forward facing aft bench. Behind the aft bench is a sunpad.

Interior Layout: Enter the saloon through the sliding glass door in the cockpit. To the portside is an opposing dinette that can seat four adults comfortably. The head is opposite the dinette on the starboard side. It is an electric flush toilet with a 30 gallon waste tank. It has a good sized shower stall with fixed shower head and a molded fiberglass seat.

Forward of the head is the curved saloon sofa -- ultraleather upholstery with storage beneath. Across from the sofa is the galley area on the portside. It has a full-size Norcold refrigerator/freezer, two burner electric stove, built in microwave and a sink large enough to wash full size plates.

The stateroom is in the forepeak. It has an offset double berth with inner spring mattress, a floor-to-ceiling hanging locker, and drawer storage.

The interior flooring was changed from carpet to real teak wood by the owner at a cost of $2,500. It really warms up the interior and gives the boat a contemporary look - a modification that was well worth it. The large windshield and side windows let plenty of natural light into the boat giving it a more open feel than express cruisers and other designs.

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

Raytheon RL-70 Radar. Raymarine ST5000+ Autopilot. Horizon Intrepid VHF Radio. Interphase Twin Scope Fishfinder/Depth Sounder.

Entertainment: JVC stereo with CD Player and flybridge remote. Sony Flatscreen TV with DVD player.

electric Simpson Lawrence windlass
1 anchors
(Danforth)
15.24m (50'0") of chain
45.72m (150'0") of warp
Noah Yacht dinghy (2001)
(Rib)
6hp outboard, Suzuki, Short Shaft (2009)
Electric Windlass with control switch on flybridge.

New Bottom Paint in June 2011.

2 bilge pumps (0 manual / 2 electric)