The LM28 is a motor-sailor designed by Bent Juul Anderson. 325 were built between 1982 and 1991 by the Danish yard LM Glasfiber A/S. Lazy Mariner was built in 1985 and is a fine example of Scandinavian quality boat building.
The teak interior of Lazy Mariner is both innovative as it is vast and is comporable to yachts over 3 or 4 feet longer.
The interior comprises a wheelhouse/galley, vast main cabin with hanging locker starboard and heads to port plus a generous double berth in the forecabin. On top of that there is a good size cockpit with a full canopy and collapsible dining table.
Lazy Mariner is a joy to sail and whilst not perhaps achieving line honours in the local Yacht Club's midweek series she will perform well enough for any discerning cruising sailor whether coastal or venturing across The Channel. Furthermore should precipitation be upon you then be smug in the knowledge that you can retire in comfort to the heated wheelhouse.
At the end of a great days sailing with Lazy Mariner's bilge keels she can anchor in the parts that others cannot reach - to quote what the Danish say!
ACCOMMODATION - Surprisingly spacious for a boat of this size, from the roomy seating area in the cockpit which has a nifty fold-out table to the lovely saloon with ample, comfortable beige sofa seating which due to the clever design of siting the galley in the wheelhosue does not compromise the space below decks. In the wheelhouse, where you can be totally sheltered from any inclement weather is a single helm seat with great allround visibility. Under the helm seat is a fridge and opposite a two burner cooker with oven & grill and a sink. Down just two steps takes you to the heads to port with marine loo and sliding sink and to starboard is a good sized hanging locker. The saloon has a sofa either side, folding table and plenty of natural light. Forward is the roomy forecabin that sleeps two and has storage beneath. On top of all this is Webasto Heating to enable you to enjoy Laze Mariner year-round.
