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Fleur De Lys 50

Name: Fleur De Lys 50
Brand: Fleur De Lys
Price: 120000 GBP
Availability: InStock

Portland Marina, United Kingdom195915.24mMonohull

Asking Price

$120,000 GBP

MakeFleur De Lys

Model50

Year1959

Length15.24m4m beam

FuelDiesel1514L tank

Cabins36 berths

Overview

About this vessel

We are delighted to present "Adrienne" to the market, a beautifully restored example of the Fleur De Lys 50. Built in 1959 by Dagless Ltd in Wisbech, England, the boat was laid up out of the water from the early 1970s until the current owner purchased her, and he has meticulously restored her to her former glory. The boat is powered by the original twin Lister FR6 ME 60 inboard diesel engines and they have recently benefitted from a full service in January 2024. The restoration work in the last few years has included a complete renovation of all interior cabins, new electrics throughout, both engines have been restored and extensive work to the woodwork. She has ample and spacious accommodation onboard with six berths located in the Forward Cabin, Mid Cabin and Large Aft Cabin. She must be viewed to fully appreciate this beautifully restored classic boat.

Berth at Portland Marina is available for the owner to continue.

Specifications

The details

Vessel

MakeFleur De Lys

Model50

Year1959

Dimensions

Length overall15.24m

Beam4m

Draft1.82m

Accommodation

Cabins3

Berths6

Heads2

Engine & Fuel

Engine makeLister

Engine modelFR6 ME 60

Engine count2

Drive typeShaft

Fuel typeDiesel

Fuel tankage1514L

Features

On board

Twin Lister FR6 ME 60 inboard diesel engines

Most recently serviced in January 2024

Shaft driven to 3-bladed river propellors

Lister Blackstones gearbox

Stainless shafts and cutlass bearings new 2023

Cruising speed of 6 knots

Maximum speed of 8 knots

Fuel - 400 Gallons

Water - 400 Gallons

4x 12v 115AH Batteries

Stirling 24v/30A battery management system

Engine alternator

Battery charger

Shore power connection and lead

Raymarine RC70C Chartplotter

Raymarine RC70C Radar

Raymarine ST7001 Autopilot

Icom IC-M330 VHF radio

Navigation lights

Mooring lines

Fenders

7CQR Anchor with 12mm x 60m chain

70lbs Fishermans anchor

60lbs Fishermans anchor

Hydraulic anchor windlass

Side and wheelhouse covers

Aft tender davits

British ensign

Horn

Searchlight

Windscreen wipers

Electric bilge pumps

Fireblanket

Fire extinguishers

"Adrienne" sleeps 6 in 3 cabins and benefits from Eberspacher D4 diesel heating and ample headroom throughout

Forward Cabin: Two single berths to port and starboard, Ample storage underneath the berths, Washbasin, Hanging wardrobe, Reading lights

Galley: U-shaped galley to port, Sink, Fridge, Essential 4-burner grill and oven

Mid Cabin to Starboard: Two bunk beds, Storage underneath the bottom bunk, Large hanging wardrobe, Washbasin

Shared Heads: Washbasin, Toilet, Separate shower

Utility Room: Access to electricity control units and isolators, Access to the engine room, Storage unit

Saloon: Wrap-around seating area to starboard, Folding leaf table, Storage unit to port, Burner, Two chairs, Newly carpeted throughout, New curtains

Large Aft Cabin: Two single berths, Ample storage underneath berths, Two large wardrobes, Fire extinguisher

En Suite Heads: Washbasin, Toilet, Storage cupboard

Wheelhouse: Central helm position with traditional wooden wheel, Doors leading aft to the deck

The boat was last out of the water and antifouled in January 2024

From the original Fleur De Lys brochure: "Fleur De Lys yachts are built in a modern, well laid out yard, completely under cover, and fitted with every aid to efficient production. The hull, decks backbone and frames are all of Iroko, an African hardwood listed by all authorities on timber in the same classification as Teak when assessing resistance to decay. Timbers are of prime Suffolk Oak and the cabin sides, or trunkings, of air-dried Mahogany. The managing director, with a lifetime's experience in timber, personally selects at the port of entry all imported logs for use in Fleur De Lys and these are brought to Wisbech where they are carefully seasoned in our stockpile."