2005 Bayliner 265 for sale in Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom
Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom, United Kingdom20058.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$27,950 GBP
+8 moreMakeBayliner
Model265
Year2005
Length8.2m2.6m beam
FuelPetrol284L tank
Cabins1
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This 2006 Bayliner 265 is an exceptionally well-presented example of one of Bayliner's most successful family sports cruisers. Finished in the sought-after blue hull colour scheme with a matching navy cockpit enclosure, she benefits from a number of thoughtful upgrades including synthetic teak-effect cockpit flooring, Raymarine chartplotter, TV, inverter system and modern electrical improvements, plus the benefit of Coppercoat antifouling.
Powered by the proven MerCruiser 5.7L V8 petrol engine, she offers excellent performance together with comfortable accommodation for up to four adults. The spacious cockpit is ideal for entertaining, while below decks the bright saloon converts into a generous double berth alongside a separate mid-cabin double, galley and enclosed heads.
Presented in smart cosmetic condition throughout, this Bayliner would make an excellent first sports cruiser, family weekender or economical coastal cruiser. Freshwater use only until 2025.
Built by Bayliner Marine Corporation in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2006, she features a GRP hull, deck and superstructure with trim tabs, synthetic teak decking in cockpit, and a bow thruster.
The forward saloon features large U-shaped seating converting into a generous double berth. The separate mid-cabin double berth is beneath the cockpit with storage shelving and memory foam mattress. The galley is fitted with a stainless steel sink, refrigerator, microwave oven, modern grey worktops and cabinetry, together with multiple 240V sockets including inverter-fed outlets. The enclosed heads compartment features a marine WC (recently replaced), wash basin, shower facility and opening portlight.
Additional accommodation features include a TV, upgraded speakers, LED lighting, opening deck hatch and opening portlights with curtains. Air conditioning is fitted throughout.
The spacious cockpit has been designed with entertaining in mind and offers generous wrap-around seating, a helm seat, removable cockpit table mount, moulded wet bar with drinks holders, synthetic teak-effect cockpit sole, full navy cockpit enclosure, transom gate, bathing platform, folding bathing ladder and cockpit shower.
The deck features a blue hull finish with stainless steel pulpit and guardrails, anchor locker, opening centre windscreen section, full cockpit enclosure, synthetic teak-effect cockpit flooring and bathing platform, bathing ladder, cockpit shower, together with fenders and mooring warps.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBayliner
Model265
Year2005
Dimensions
Length overall8.2m
Beam2.6m
Draft1m
Accommodation
Cabins1
Heads1
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercruiser
Engine model5.7
Drive typeStern Drive
Fuel typePetrol
Fuel tankage284L
Features
On board
MerCruiser 5.7L V8 petrol engine
Alpha 1 outdrive
Raymarine chartplotter
Icom DSC/VHF radio
Bow thruster
Trim tabs
Inverter system
Air conditioning
TV
Sony Bluetooth stereo
LED lighting
Microwave oven
Stainless steel sink
Refrigerator
Marine WC
Shower facility
Coppercoat antifouling
Synthetic teak-effect cockpit flooring
Wet bar
Bathing platform
Folding bathing ladder
Cockpit shower
Cockpit enclosure
Stainless steel pulpit and guardrails
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