Weymouth 32 for sale in BURNHAM ON CROUCH United Kingdom

Accommodation The Weymouth 32 layout offers 3 berths in two cabins including the wheelhouse saloon, with approximately 6'1" maximum headroom. FORECABIN - Fitted with a V berth (an infill to form a double berth could easily be created) with stowage beneath, storage lockers and opening hatch to foredeck. GALLEY - U-shaped galley to port equipped with a Plastimo 2-burner gas cooker (new 2016) with grill and oven, stainless steel sink, 12v fridge (new 2016) and good stowage. HEADS - Separate heads compartment to starboard fitted with a marine toilet with holding tank, wash basin and storage lockers. A shower could easily be added if required. WHEELHOUSE SALOON - Helm position to port providing excellent visibility with a navigator position to starboard. L-shaped seating area to starboard (currently could be used as a single berth or easily adapted to convert to a double) with teak table and further seating area opposite. GENERAL EQUIPMENT - Pressurised hot and cold water system via a calorifier. MV Airo 5kw diesel fired warm air heating system. Teak cabinetry throughout with carpets, cotton upholstery (new and still wrapped) and complimenting curtains. EXTERNAL SPACE - The large aft cockpit has been fitted with a full width aft bench seat with cushions and storage lockers. A teak bathing platform is accessed via the fixed stainless steel central ladder. Mechanical Systems Located beneath wheelhouse sole, twin Perkins HT 6354 6-cylinder 145hp turbo marine diesel engines (subject to a full professional out of boat rebuild and run for just 47 hours since). Freshwater water cooled via heat exchangers. Morse engine controls (all cables renewed). 1000L total fuel capacity in three tanks (all cleaned and new fuel lines and filters fitted in 2016). Full engine instrumentation (all renewed except for original rev counters including senders). Shaft drives with rope cutters to bronze three bladed propellers. Remote control trim tabs. The engines give approximately a cruising speed of 12kts with a maximum speed of 18kts. Electrical Systems 4 x 12v Batteries (new 2018) in 24v banks, all charging via engine alternators. Shorepower system with ring mains, battery charger and immersion coil for water heating. Two 4.5 amp solar panels on coachroof with charge regulator. Electrical distribution panel. All wiring has been inspected and renewed throughout where necessary. This work included many new lights, switches and a modern smart battery charger. Deck Equipment 35lb CQR anchor with 90m chain Lofrans Tigres 1500w electric anchor windlass (new 2016) with deck controls Full cockpit enclosure (newx Mooring warps 6 x Fenders Navigation Equipment Steering compass Standard Horizon GX2100 DSC VHF radio (new 2016) Raymarine i50 combined echo sounder and speed/log (new 2016) Raymarine Hybrid touch 12" colour GPS chart plotter (new 2016) Koden colour radar (new 2016) Raymarine EV-150 hydraulic autopilot system (new 2016) Class A&B AIS radar transponder (new 2016) Sony stereo system Plastimo brass clock and barometer Navigation and anchor lights Safety Equipment Fire extinguishers (new 2018) Automatic engine room fire extinguishers (new 2018) Fire blanket First aid kit Gas alarm Foghorn Chrome searchlight Deck light Manual and electric bilge pumps 4 -man Seago liferaft (last service 2018) Construction Weymouth 32 designed by John Askham of TT Design and Nelson fame, moulded by Halmatic and built by James & Caddy in 1969. White GRP hull (laid up to heavy commercial standards of the time) with refurbished and repainted topsides in International Toplac and copper coated beneath the waterline in 2015/6. Epoxy sheathed wooden superstructure and coachroof fully refurbished in 2015/6. All external teak taken back to bare wood and refinished with six coats of Coelan wood coating. Stainless steel safety rails and guard wires. Alloy framed windows. A recent survey is available upon request. Additional Comments The current owner of Demelza had planned on extensive coastal and river cruising and undertook a very thorough refit to prepare her for this. Due to a change in circumstances these plans have now changed, allowing her next owner to benefit from these works. Her refit included thorough inspection and upgrading of the plumbing, wiring and electrical systems together with a new fridge, cooker, battery charger, hydraulic autopilot, electronics package, central heating system and cockpit enclosure. Much of her varnish was refinished, new upholstery fitted throughout and many, many other upgrades and improvements carried out. Most importantly, she was mechanically overhauled to a very high standard and should provide many years of reliable service.