1981 Riverfront 38 Flybridge Cruiser for sale in Mansfield Marine Brokers, Fremantle & Hillarys
Mansfield Marine Brokers, Fremantle & Hillarys, Australia198111.8m
Asking PriceBroker
$79,900 AUD
+23 moreMakeRiverfront
Model38 Flybridge Cruiser
Year1981
Length11.8m3.5m beam
FuelDiesel
Cabins27 berths
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Overview
About this vessel
Classic Charm, Practical Space & Ready for Cruising (Bargain Buying!)
Step aboard this well-presented 1981 Riverfront Flybridge Cruiser, a classic motor cruiser that has been thoughtfully maintained and upgraded throughout its life. Clean, tidy and offering plenty of practical living space, she represents a great opportunity for those looking for an affordable cruiser with character and plenty of room to enjoy time on the water.
The open-plan interior creates a welcoming and spacious feel, with two comfortable bedrooms, a well-featured galley and excellent storage throughout. The large saloon provides a wonderful space to relax, entertain or simply enjoy the views through the generous windows overlooking the cockpit.
Outside, the open cockpit and spacious swim platform make entertaining, fishing, swimming and boating activities easy and enjoyable. The flybridge adds another great area for relaxing underway or taking in the scenery.
With several upgrades completed over her lifespan, this Riverfront has benefited from ongoing care and improvements while retaining the charm and practicality of a classic flybridge cruiser.
If you're looking for a spacious, versatile and well-cared-for cruiser with two bedrooms and plenty of living space, this Riverfront is certainly worth a closer look.
A clean and tidy cruiser that seems to present a feeling of a much larger vessel.
Offering a great family weekender for Rotto or WA coastal cruising or possible live aboard for those wanting on board permanent living.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeRiverfront
Model38 Flybridge Cruiser
Year1981
Dimensions
Length overall11.8m
Beam3.5m
Draft1.5m
Accommodation
Cabins2
Berths7
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeCaterpillar
Engine count1
Drive typeInboard Shaft Drive
Engine hours1,800
Fuel typeDiesel
Features
On board
Large work bench top with S/S sink, cook top, oven with plenty of cupboard space.
12v 240v fridge freezer, large cockpit ice chest
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The open plan interior creates a welcoming and spacious feel, with two comfortable bedrooms, a well featured galley and excellent storage throughout. The large saloon provides a wonderful space to relax, entertain or simply enjoy the views through the generous windows overlooking the cockpit.
Inflatable with hard floor
3hp 2stroke Yamaha
Bimini, fly clears and breezeway covers
Recently serviced anchor winch with new 40m chain
Yes Electric
Yes
Yes
Yes
Extinguisher and fire blanket
12v 24v 240 shore power, battery charger
Lowrance touch screen chart plotter and depth sounder.
New VHF radio remote head in flybridge
Saloon stereo plus new stereo in flybridge
2 x inc transom
Electric plus macerator
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