CHB Europa Sedan Trawler for sale in Washington United States of America

45' CHB Europa Sedan with twin Cat 3208 Diesel Engines in very good condition. Liveaboard or take her cruising, she's ready.

 This Yacht is Liveaboard Ready with Liveaboard Moorage

(The photos do not do this boat justice. It's a beautiful Yacht)

1981 CHB 45’ Designer: Monk Builder: Chung Hwa Construction: Heavy Fiberglass

Decks: Teak LOA: 45’ Beam: 15’ Draft: 4’2” Displacement: 44,000lbs Headroom: 6’8”

Engines: Cathp each #1 – 3943 hrs #2- 3583 hrs

Generator: Westerbeke D904 5KVA 1861 hrs

Prop shaft: 2" Stainless; PSS Dripless shaft Seals, Bronze 4 blade props 

Trim Tabs: Hydraulic
All sea valves: bronze

Inverter: Heart Freedom 25 (2.5kw) 

Batteries: 6 - 6v House - new Sept 2018, t-105 Trojan wet cell; 1 - deep cycle 12v wet cell, generator - new Dec 2017; 4-Group 31 12v start batteries, wet cell - 2015.
Raw water pump and belts replaced starboard engine- 2017.
Bottom paint and zincs - March 2017
Shaft zincs – October 2020
Oil changing system.
Espar diesel cabin heater.
Central Vacuum System.

Fuel Tanks: Restored Black Iron with sight gauges; 2 fwd, 2 aft. 900 gals total
Water: Stainless steel 375 gals
Holding: fiberglass 50 gals

Electronics: Radar Chartplotter, GPS Depth Sounder VHF Autopilot Compass Loud Haler

Forward in the bow is the anchor locker, just aft is the private owners' suite with a center double berth and ensuite head with separate shower. Hanging closet and drawers for storage. Moving aft on port is the guest quarters with two bunks. One bunk folds up to allow more headroom in lower or to convert into a sitting area. A large hanging closet and small vanity for guests' belongings or additional storage. Across to starboard is the guest head. Moving up three steps to the lower helm and saloon area: lower helm is starboard with sliding door just aft. To port is the U-shaped galley: a long counter with overhead storage and wine glasses, the 4-burner Wedgewood propane stove and oven look out so you may enjoy the view and the side-by-side stainless sinks look forward. The fridge and freezer are starboard aft of the sliding door. Above the fridge is an Emerson Microwave oven and wine rack. (A U-Line icemaker is in the lazarette). The helm and galley are open to the salon -- while underway you can relax on the L-shaped settee or in one of the new swivel chairs. Access to the engine room is either via a hatch in the saloon floor or under the stairs at the lower helm. The salon and lower helm areas have new carpet; shades with valences add privacy with a finishing touch. The teak throughout the interior of the boat appears to be in very good condition. Double doors lead to the aft deck, which is fully enclosed for inclement weather or screens that fit the window areas for the summer months. Aft deck has access to the lazarette and a transom gate for boarding off the swim step. A ladder to starboard accesses the flybridge and boat deck. The flybridge has full controls, guest seating and a captains’ chair at center. The side decks are teak and weather-protected by a bridge overhang. They are wide enough for easy passage around the house. Wide decks, high bulwarks, sturdy teak railings with netting for pets all contribute to staying dry and feeling safe while boarding or docking. 
This boat is outfitted to enjoy as a live-aboard, gunkhole in the Sound or San Juan Islands, or cruise comfortably to Alaska! Lucky Lady will need the settee cushions recovered, some brightwork varnished, the radar display installed, and furnace needs a new switch.

The boathouse is equipped with washer, dryer, refrigerator and freezer. The outside dimensions are 20’x60’, the well size is 15.5’x50’. The floats on both sides will need to be replaced. The front floats have already been replaced. Seller said the new floats would cost approximately $10,000. This is not firm and a prospective buyer should get their own estimate. If a buyer wishes to buy just the boat or boathouse, they will be separated, however the boathouse will not be sold before the boat is sold. If the new owners wish to keep the boat/boathouse at the Port Orchard Yacht Club, they will need to joint the club. For information on joining the club call the broker.