2000 Fastwater 47 Twin Keel for sale
New Zealand200014.3mMonohull
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$590,000 USD
+13 moreMakeFastwater
Model47 Twin Keel
Year2000
Length14.3m
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About this vessel
This vessel is renowned for its solid build and design, making it capable of safely and easily crossing oceans. It offers everything you could desire in an offshore, self-sufficient cruising yacht. All operations can be managed from the cockpit, simplifying the sailing experience. The saloon and galley area provide generous headroom, ensuring unparalleled comfort.
The yacht comes equipped with an extensive cruising inventory, including a watermaker, generator and everything else needed for long voyages. This vessel has been meticulously cared for and maintained to the highest standards, making it truly turn-key and ready to go.
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Vessel
MakeFastwater
Model47 Twin Keel
Year2000
Dimensions
Length overall14.3m
Features
On board
Twin keels
120 lph watermaker
Hydrovane self-steering
Davits with solar panels
Lithium batteries
Near-new Highfield dinghy
Rigging replaced in 2018
Northern Lights generator (6kw)
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