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$1,300,000 NZD
+23 moreMakeSelene
Model53
Year2009
Length18.7m
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About this vessel
Trawler style passage maker with proven capability. Two queen size cabins, two single bunks in third cabin, plus single bunk in the wheelhouse. Two generous heads with heated towel rails and fresh water flush, two showers plus shower in cockpit. Walkaround decks with Dutch doors each side of the wheelhouse, Portuguese bridge with storage and gate to foredeck. Port, starboard and transom boarding gates.
A chance to own one of these well regarded and capable cruisers, many sailing two-handed and cruising world wide.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeSelene
Model53
Year2009
Dimensions
Length overall18.7m
Features
On board
Single Cummins QSL9 400hp diesel engine
Wesmar APU with emergency propulsion
25kva Northern Lights generator
Bow and stern thrusters
3.2m AB tender with 20hp Yamaha outboard
Electric davit
Flybridge with full helm
Active stabilizers
Water maker
Air conditioning
Teak decks
Three freezers and two fridges
Marble bench tops and galley floor
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