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$175,000 NZD
+18 moreMakeBoielle
Model50
Year1998
Length15.9m
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Custom built Boielle 50 Cutter Sloop, cold molded 3 skin spruce glassed, launched 1998. A very capable vessel that has been offshore.
The hull is solid and well-maintained. The vessel features an alloy mast with stainless steel rigging and is sloop rigged. She is equipped with an electric capstan, dodger, and a boarding ladder.
Below decks, she offers 6'4" of headroom throughout. The galley includes a 3 burner/grill/oven combination. Fresh water and waste are managed with a holding tank and toilet, with a shower installed. She has a freezer for provisions.
Accommodation comprises 3 cabins with 5 single berths and 2 doubles, providing comfortable sleeping arrangements for extended cruising.
The new gearbox installed in 2022 pairs with the 58hp Volvo diesel engine. Additional features include an inflatable dinghy with outboard and an 8 man life raft (out of service), a 2000w inverter, and a comprehensive suite of electronics for navigation and communication.
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Vessel
MakeBoielle
Model50
Year1998
Dimensions
Length overall15.9m
Features
On board
Alloy mast with stainless steel rigging
Electric capstan
Dodger
VHF radio
SSB radio
GPS/chartplotter
Depthsounder
Fishfinder
Autopilot
Wind instrument
Log
Stereo/CD player
TV
Holding tank
Shower
Freezer
3 burner galley with grill and oven
Inflatable dinghy with outboard
8 man life raft
Boarding ladder
2000w inverter
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