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Launched into the water for the first time in 2020, this Markline 1100 has to be seen to be believed. Officially a 2004 design model, the hull was built in late 2003 and the boat slowly completed over 17 years until it was eventually launched in September 2020. Designed, constructed and built to Surveyors specifications and drawings.
Layout design included a short flybridge with hard top to make her suitable for sport fishing. The flybridge is well kitted out and includes JRC radar, JRC fishfinder, Interphase forward looking sonar, Simrad autopilot, Barracuda chart plotter, VHF, stereo, rudder indicator, bow thruster and 4 trim tabs.
The main saloon flows nicely from the large cockpit and is well laid out with plenty of seating and a bar cabinet with fridge to starboard. The C shaped dinette converts to a double bed. There is an electrical panel area to starboard which includes VHF, tank and battery monitors and an autopilot allowing the boat to be helmed at slow speeds from the saloon. The well equipped galley is forward down a couple of steps, but still feels well connected to the saloon. The galley has 2 burner gas oven with grill, microwave, sink and fridge.
The forward cabin has 4 bunks and the starboard cabin is furnished with 2 extra long bunks. There is sleeping for up to 8 pax including the convertible dinette. There is an abundance of nicely finished storage cupboards throughout the boat. A large electric head and shower room is to port.
The boat is powered by twin 1994 Mercruiser 270hp diesels on shaft drives which have had less than 100 hours use since the boat was launched in 2020 and completed their most recent regular service in September 2025. Fresh antifouling just applied in early December 2025.
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