Boat Overview
A beautiful G.R.P river cruiser, currently residing in the fantastic setting of Bath Marina. With everything needed to cruise comfortably and easily. A very peaceful and silent boat due to its electric motor.
Specifications
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Model: Redstart
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Type: 20ft Prelude cruiser
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Motor: Electric inboard motor (Torqeedo Pod)
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Features:
- Alloy mast
- Terrylene sail including genoa jib
- Batteries and battery charger
- Generator
- Hand-cranked propeller
- Toilet
Certifications and Licensing
Redstart has a current Boat Safety Certificate. She is licensed with the Canal & River Trust as an electric or wind-powered vessel, which attracts a 25% discount due to being electric (to encourage less use of fossil fuels).
Mooring Information
For an additional cost, you can keep its dedicated mooring on a floating pontoon at Aquavista in Bath Marina. This entitles you to visit any of the 18 marinas in the UK including London, with the possibility of transferring to another marina.
Recent Upgrades
She has recently been refitted with:
- Galley kitchen
- Double bed
- 240v hook up
- 12v and 24v generator sockets
- Cold water tank
- Toilet with two containers
- Cabin lights throughout
Included Accessories
Included in the price is a very versatile SGS trailer with brand new tyres and brakes. Mooring comes at an additional cost made payable to Aquavista.
Location
Currently situated in picturesque Bath Marina. The marina is small and safe with lots of facilities (showers, toilets, shop, slipway). It also resides near a park & ride into Bath City Centre and a pub/restaurant called The Boathouse.
Additional Information
More pictures to follow or by request.
Disclaimer The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
