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A superbly equipped Arvor 905 Sportfish combining serious offshore fishing capability with the comfort and accommodation of a family cruiser.
Don't let the Sportfish name fool you. This is a genuinely versatile boat. Spend the weekend exploring secluded bays and waterways with family and friends, or head offshore for a serious day of game fishing.
Powered by twin Mercury V6 225hp outboards with just 260 and 272 hours, this 9.32m vessel features a spacious 2.99m beam, 580L fuel tank, factory dual-helm configuration, Simrad electronics, autopilot, bow thruster, and an extensive range of fishing and cruising equipment.
Below deck are two separate double berths, while the wheelhouse dinette converts into a third, providing sleeping accommodation for up to six.
With documented servicing and hardstand maintenance history, this is a well-equipped and carefully maintained vessel, equally at home offshore or anchored in a secluded bay for the weekend.
At 9.32m LOA with a generous 2.99m beam, the Arvor 905 offers an exceptionally spacious cockpit, equally suited to fishing, entertaining, or relaxing at anchor.
The optional second helm station in the rear cockpit provides full steering and engine control, particularly valuable when fighting fish, manoeuvring in tight spaces, or docking.
Fishing features include seven stainless steel rod holders, twin kill tanks, a transom bait station with cutting board and integrated sink, live well, and raw-water washdown.
Comfort hasn't been overlooked. Fold-down seating along both sides of the cockpit, a removable five-person table, stainless steel BBQ, and extendable Sunbrella shade awning transform the space into an excellent outdoor entertaining area.
Deep freeboards, non-slip deck surfaces, wide walkaround side decks, and transom access doors on both port and starboard make moving around the boat easy and secure.
There is also a freshwater deck shower and extensive underfloor storage for docking equipment and other gear.
Powered by twin Mercury V6 225hp outboards, the 905 delivers impressive performance for a boat of this size.
Port engine: ~ 260 hours; starboard engine: ~ 272 hours.
Cruising speed: ~ 18-24 knots. Top speed: ~ 37 knots, depending on conditions.
The twin-engine configuration provides responsive handling and the reassurance of independent propulsion when travelling offshore.
A Vetus bow thruster, hydraulic steering, Lenco trim tabs, and dual helm stations make the boat particularly manageable when docking, navigating confined waterways, or fishing.
The boat has a good engine servicing and hardstand maintenance history, reflecting careful ownership.
The fully enclosed wheelhouse offers excellent protection from the elements, allowing comfortable boating throughout the year.
Large windows provide near-360-degree visibility, while the sliding helm door gives direct access to the starboard side deck. A rear opening connects the wheelhouse to the cockpit.
The ergonomically arranged helm features twin Simrad multifunction displays, integrated autopilot, Mercury engine instrumentation, VHF radio, bow-thruster control, and other navigation equipment.
An electric opening sunroof, full wheelhouse curtains, integrated lighting, and Fusion sound system add comfort and practicality.
The well-appointed galley runs along the starboard side of the wheelhouse.
Opposite the galley is a comfortable four-person dinette, with additional storage beneath the seats.
The dinette converts into an additional double berth, making the boat particularly versatile for overnight trips with family or friends.
Below deck, the Arvor 905 offers surprisingly generous accommodation for a sportfishing boat.
The forward cabin features a double V-berth with opening portholes, integrated lighting, under-bed storage, and Fusion speakers.
The separate mid-cabin provides a spacious transverse double berth beneath the cockpit, with natural light and ventilation through a porthole, integrated lighting, and dedicated fishing rod storage.
The enclosed bathroom includes a Jabsco marine toilet, vanity and storage cabinet, hot and cold shower, and opening porthole for ventilation.
A 100L freshwater tank, hot-water system, and 80L black-water holding tank with pump-out facilities provide the practicality needed for overnight stays.
Whether you're heading offshore chasing game fish, taking the family out for a day on the water, or anchoring in a secluded bay for the weekend, the Arvor 905 Sportfish offers an excellent balance of performance, comfort, and practicality.
With twin 225hp Mercurys, low engine hours, dual helms, extensive electronics, and genuine overnight accommodation, this is a very capable and versatile boat that deserves inspection.
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