2026 Corsiva 570 for sale in Wargrave
Wargrave, United Kingdom20265.6m
Asking PriceBroker
$25,650 GBP
+9 moreMakeCorsiva
Model570
Year2026
Length5.6m2.1m beam
FuelUnleaded
EngineMercuryEL EFI
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About this vessel
The Corsiva 570 Classic is the first option in the classic boat range with an enclosed outboard engine, neatly hidden away in the stern. This design gives the look of a much higher value boat without the expense.
Her steering console is cleverly mounted on the port side of the vessel, providing a generous seating area around a removable table. Rated to Category C, she is ideal for both inland and estuary use. With excellent handling, it is the perfect boat for family days out with a picnic on rivers such as the Thames.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCorsiva
Model570
Year2026
Dimensions
Length overall5.6m
Beam2.1m
Draft0.7m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMercury
Engine modelEL EFI
Fuel typeUnleaded
Features
On board
White hull
White decks
Stainless steel cleats and bow eye
Under seat storage
Anchor locker
Steering wheel
Rope fender
Long shaft transom
Stainless steel bow stripe
Flagpole socket
Cockpit lights
Cushion upgrade
Removable table
Spray hood and tonneau cover
Teak effect floor
12V electric installation
Automatic bilge pump
Manual bilge pump
Antifouling
Fire extinguisher
Radio Fusion MS-RA 70
Wireless phone charging cradle
Bimini
Winter cover
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