sailing yacht Jeanneau Sun 33.1 Sale info

Jeanneau Sun 33.1 description

• A fine example of these world cruisers and live: aboard vessels. Her life started in Lake Superior, in Wisconsin, and then she was moved to Texas. The owners at the time cruised her for a number of years across the gulf to the Bahamas, and ended up in Charleston. The boat then spent an extended period of time in Charleston, including a trip to the Bahamas. She then returned to Wisconsin in 2008, and has been in fresh water since then.
• This Vaudrey Miller Simonis Voord custom designed performance cruising yacht offers luxurious cruising comfort and performance racing capability : compares with Southerly or Oyster designs. She offers ease of sailing in blue and coastal waters with dual rudders, hydraulic lift keel with shallow draft, electric jib furler, electric winches, and hydraulic system for boom, backstay, outhaul and jib halyard. Elegant interior and galley decor and layout provide plenty of natural light and ventilation. Your family, friends and racing crew will appreciate cruising in comfort with 4 private cabins, 3 heads and roomy salon and cockpit for social activities.
• Infinity is a fully equipped 36: meter (120ft) sailing expedition vessel. The living quarters are designed to comfortably host a team of up to 24 people for an extended period of time. There are 11 triple, double, twin, and single cabins, 2 toilets, and two showers. Large communal spaces include an open galley, spacious and airy saloon, workshop, cinema and extensive deck space. Infinity is built to be the world’s traveling base for adventure and environmental work, creating a beautiful home with unique history and personality.
• Photos: www.sellyourboatnow.shutterfly.com
• Draught: 5' 8" centreboards up; 7' 10" centreboards down.
• Maiden Voyage: 2007-09: 16 (to date, has only been sailed in Great Lakes' fresh water).
• KEEL: full, with two centreboards, one fore and one aft.
• Height: of boat from bottom of horizontal keel shoe to top of dog house at highest point 14' 7".
• Hull Coating Exterior: rust acid etched, Rustlok primed and Awlgrip finished.
• Hull Coating Interior: rust acid etched, Rustloc coated, and over coated with cork filled mastic. Entire interior between bulkheads insulated with fibreglass to circa 1Ѕ" to 2" in thickness.
• Rudder : balanced, hollow rudder
• Ballast: lead, 10,000lbs., poured into keel trough, fore of engine room..
• Model 31"Off-shore Ketch, Co: designed by L. Francis Herreshoff and Cheoy Lee shipyard.
• A lovely little fun sailboat. One-of-a: kind, a real eye catcher. Professionally built, 16’, 5’ beam, draft 8" board up, 1.5 board down,gaff rig, copper riveted cedar on oak, mahogany sheer, sails, full cover, trailer. Excellent condition

Jeanneau Sun 33.1

• Equipment: Container life raft 8 persons 2010 (last inspection May 2013)
• Description: Wheel steering
• Beam: 11.5
• Draft: 6.6

Jeanneau Sun 33.1 equipment

• . Primary Anchor: CQR 60 lbs with 150 ft 3/8 galvanized G4 high test chain (2010)
• *forward v: berth with memory foam mattress
• Sails: Genoa, Main, Mizzen Stay Sail Storm Gib
• Trailex aluminum trailer, Madd Main and Jib, internal wire outhaul, 2: 1 jib sheets,centerboard 360 swivel cleat, rudder lift kit, Ronstan 40" tiller extension, web lifting bridle,masthead wind indicator trailer nosewheel jack, full poly cover (see pic), 2nd full skirt cover for storage/trailering,Mast Helper mast raising system, paddle, trailering hardware kit
• Engine: VOLVO PENTA 23hp (fully overhauled)
• . Sink: Double stainless steel with two faucets
• . GPS: Garmen (2007)
• 2 large Barient 2: speed sheet winches in cockpit & 3 Barient halyard winches on the mast;
• Water: 2000 liters
• Builder: Monroe Shipyard California
• Fuel: 6500 liters
• Ecotech 280-dml: 1 watermaker (new membrane 2014)
• Beam: 7.6 meters
• Hank: on storm jib
• Navigation area: to starboard of the deck house, and directly accessible inside the
• Landing: large landing providing access to salon, galley, staterooms, toilets and shower. Well lighted open area.
• Interior Finish: epoxy and Endura polyurethane; gloss white paint and varnish.
• Head Room: under deckhouse circa 6' 6"; under deck circa 6' 3".
• Companionway: double door access; no sliding hatch. Under threat of being pooped,
• Galley: positioned abaft the forward bulkhead, with sinks to port, and refrigeration to starboard
• Forecastle: forward of the fore bulkhead, with a steel work bench to starboard, and cupboard space to port and starboard. Exit ladder through the booby hatch.
• Lazarette: abaft the aft bulkhead, with sufficient storage for one set of 3 to 4 sails.
• Steering: Tiller wheel system (not installed)
• . Secondary Anchor: CQR 35 lbs with 150 ft – ѕ“ rope plus chain
• . Windlass: Lofrans Tiger 1200 (2002) with sep. sealed 12 V battery (2010)
• . Fresh water: Main approx. 125 gal. Aux. approx. 75 gal.
• . Diesel fuel: Main approx. 60 gal. Aux. approx. 30 gal.
• . Holding: Bladders Fwd approx. 8 gal. Aft approx. 8 gal.
• . Refrigeration: Adler Barber 12 V double fan (2006)
• . SSB radio: Yaesu (HAM) with manual antenna tuner
• . Stove: Galley Maid 2 burners oven, excellent working alcohol stove on gimbals
• Force 10 3: burner gimbaled cookstove with oven and broiler;