sailing yacht Catalina 27TR Sale info

Catalina 27TR equipment

• 10'RIB with 8hp Yamaha outboard to give top speed of 17kts. Two inverters - 110vac & 230vac : give worldwide versatility. Usual cruising kit with washing machine, microwave, twin bower anchors & variety of spare anchors, Trysail, Storm Jib, spinnaker etc. Full Raytheon instruments, tools, solar panels, wind generator etc, 400ah domestic batteries plus anchor battery & windlass battery. Full spec in brochure available on application.
• -Raymarine Bi: data depth sounder & knotmeter
• • Head : manual pump toilet
• LOA: 48 ft 0 in
• Beam: 13 ft 0 in
• New Winslow 8: man offshore canister life raft in fordeck cradle w/ cover
• Fuel Tanks: Stainless steel (2x50 Gallons)
• New drop: in stainless holding tank

Catalina 27TR

• Beam: 8
• Draft: 4.5
• Description: Full cruising kit for a boat that was sailed across the Atlantic to Mediterranean, and imported into Europe in 2002. All taxes & EU regulations paid & complied with. Currently based within one easy day's sail of Venice, which means!...IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE FOR 2 COUPLES TO SHARE THE BOAT, MOOR IT TO THE PILES OPPOSITE ST MARK'S SQUARE IN VENICE AND USE THE 10'RIB WITH 8HP OUTBOARD TO GO ASHORE & EXPLORE THE CITY: YOUR OWN FLOATING APARTMENT AT A FRACTION OF THE COST OF THE STONE/BRICK VARIETY! Due to light displacement and slim hull, sail area is less than most modern 40' boats: this means that my wife & I (both in our seventies) can handle her easily and have sailed her many thousands of miles
• Equipment: Sail Cradle

Catalina 27TR description

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• • 2011 On: hard 18 page Vessel Marine Survey – All 4 recommendations completed
• Lola has recently gone through an 18 month total refit 2010-2012! Everything is New! Originally built in Holland as Ariane in 1970 by Massdam: Dekker in Oud Beijerland, the steel hull was moved to Royal Huisman where she was completed. She began life as a successful Sparkman & Stephens ocean racing design and was modified into a cruiser by Koopmans. Her racing lines and sail plan were left unchanged. Lola is a beautiful, fast, seaworthy, circumnavigating machine! The Dutch are known for their steel boat building skills and the pedigree is clearly evident in Lola. Her design and build quality are rarely seen in vessels under 60ft! No expense was spared in bringing her back to "New" condition from top to bottom! Electronics, rigging, sails, mechanicals, electrical, and paint. All NEW! She is very unique, sails like and dream, and must be seen to be fully appreciated. Huge Price Reduction. Priced to Sell! Call for a showing.
• Designer: Hunter Design Group
• LOA: 28 ft 0 in
• Beam: 10 ft 6 in
• LWL: 24 ft 2 in
• Open interior with V: berth forward overhead opening hatch and privacy curtain. Main salon with center line dining table w/two drop leaves. Galley to port, head to starboard. Awarthships aft berth. Head includes marine head with holding tank, handheld shower,sink w/hot & cold water, teak shower seat, overhead opening port. Port cabin aft features a large awartships berth, custom mattress, 2 overhead opening hatches, 2 opening ports, 1 fixed port, engine access.
• 2: Group 24 Batteries (2012)
• Dan: fourth Anchor w/25' Chain and 125' Line

Catalina 27TR

• : berth there is a large head (bathroom) in the forepeak with tons of storage space. The main cabin has a single and double birth which converts into a dinette that comfortably seats six. The galley has lots of space for preparing food and taking care of the dishes and unlike many other boats in this size and vintage is well away from the companionway so no one is stepping in it as they enter the boat. The chart table opposite the galley provides more than enough space to chart your course or update the ship’s log. There are two quarter berths on either side with lights nearby to make easy bedtime reading. One of the best features of the 29C is the sliding bulkheads on either side forward of the chart table and galley. When they are down they provide an open cabin with an unobstructed view, with the bulkheads slid upwards they provide privacy between the forward and aft berths. There are three opening portlights located over the galley, chart table and toilet and along with the foredeck hatch and the companionway they let the breeze move through the boat with ease. When the bugs come out every hatch has a screen providing relief. On deck there is plenty of room to access the foredeck when taking the sails out of the bags or for laying on a towel and getting a suntan at anchor. The anchor locker is easy to access and with a built in bow roller on the end of the bow sprit making it simple to set the anchor and relax. Lounging in the cockpit is comfortable with the cushions set up while piloting is a joy with the raised seat and wheel steering. Whether you are looking for a day sailor or cruiser Tokay is a wonderful boat for a couple or small family and with her full keel, cutter rig and diesel engine she is comfortable and forgiving in a stiff breeze.