Overview
About this vessel
A versatile boat, equally at home in regattas or offshore cruising, with impeccable maintenance and high-end equipment.
The boat represents a turnkey offering with no compromises. The engine and saildrive were fully overhauled in 2023, with all seacocks replaced the same year. Extensive recent servicing includes a saildrive seal, heat exchanger, water pump, Flexofold propeller, throttle, and anodes.
The electrical system was completely rewired in 2023 and includes three new AGM batteries, solar panels, an MPPT regulator, and a NASA Battery monitor. An upgraded electrical panel features USB ports, LED lights, and a deck floodlight. A new 12V/220V fridge was installed as part of these upgrades.
Navigation is supported by a full Raymarine suite covering wind, speed, depth, and compass functions with four repeaters and a bearing compass. Recent additions include a new masthead wind sensor (2024), a Merveille radar detector, a Lowrance 9-inch plotter (2023), and updated Navionics Europe charts (2025). A Raymarine autopilot with remote control is fitted.
Communications equipment includes a new Navicom AIS fixed VHF (2024), a waterproof handheld HX300E, and an ICOM MA-505TR AIS transponder.
The sail wardrobe reflects both racing and cruising capability. New sails were added in 2024–2025: a Pro Radial tri-radial genoa, a Pro Radial tri-radial mainsail with three reefs, and a storm jib with reefing on a detachable stay. Winter sails in excellent condition include a North mainsail (2010), North genoa (2022), medium and heavy spinnakers, Code 5, Kevlar solent, and Mylar jib. The full sail inventory also encompasses a carbon spinnaker pole, bowsprit, lazy bag and jacks (2023), and symmetric and asymmetric spinnakers on a Karver furler. An electric windlass with foot control and remote is installed.
Comfort and safety have been prioritized. A new sprayhood was fitted in 2023 with cabin entry protection. The interior was updated with new upholstery (2022) and custom upgrades including a solid wood table and shelves.
Offshore safety gear meeting 24-hour requirements includes a 4-person rigid liferaft (November 2022), an EPIRB with battery serviced in 2025, flares, fire extinguishers, binoculars, and a compass. A full survey report from 4 November 2022 and electronically checked and tuned rigging (2024) document the boat's condition.
