1988 Ocean Alexander 46 for sale in Waikawa Marina
Waikawa Marina, New Zealand198814m
Asking PriceBroker
$395,000 NZD
+8 moreMakeOcean Alexander
Model46
Year1988
Length14m3.8m beam
FuelDiesel1817L tank
Cabins3
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About this vessel
Designed for those who are seeking a combination of volume and capability. This Ocean Alexander 46 has undergone a series of thoughtful upgrades, including two brand new engines. Whether you're anchoring in secluded bays or cruising pristine coastlines, this cruiser effortlessly handles the demands of New Zealand's waters.
Perfect for permanent live aboard or extended cruising. 'Xanthe' is a superb example for those looking for a reliable and comfortable cruising motor yacht.
Also included is the ability to transfer its current Waikawa Marina berth to a new owner.
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Vessel
MakeOcean Alexander
Model46
Year1988
Dimensions
Length overall14m
Beam3.8m
Draft1.1m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeFPT
Engine count2
Fuel typeDiesel
Fuel tankage1817L
Features
On board
Huge volume
Low maintenance GRP construction
2 x brand new diesel engines
Bow Thruster for docking ease
Cockpit and large enclosed flybridge
Excellent off grid capability with solar panels & genset
Two station steering & engine controls
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