65' custom built ketch

Big classic ketch, Sailing condition. Call 386-866-4378
Besides sailing the high seas, it's an alternative lifestyle for those wanting to get off the grid, downsize, homeschool, boondock or travel. The spacious interior, multiple cabins, toilets, and large dinner table means ample space for up to 8.The ship is a very good ocean voyager. Roomy and comfortable. Not speedy but steady. Navigation gear is basic. Needs drydocking, new running rig. Heavily built of sandwich-core fiberglass in the 70s style, this boat is rock-solid and well-cared for. Owner is aging out - take a closer look at external website.
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LOA: 65 feet Draft: 6 6 Beam: 16.6 feet Height: 78 feet
Gross Tonnage: 46 Net Tonnage: 38
Built: 1974 Emsworth, England of Fiberglass
Ketch rigged: Mizzen, Main sail, Stay Sail, assorted hank-on Jibs, Genoa, Spinnaker
Power: Main Engine: Cummins 4BT 150 HP
Generator: Kohler 15 kw 230 volt
Inverter/Charger 4000 230Volt, 24/100amp
Battery Bank, 24 volt
Navigation Aids: GPS, back-up handheld GPS, VHF radio
Safety requires updating: RFD 8-man liferaft, 408 mHz EPIRB, coastal EPIRB, DSC, AIS, assorted lifejackets, flares, survival suits, foul weather clothing
Fuel Capacity: 250 gallons
Water Capacity: 400 gallons
Tender: hard-bottomed Dinghy with 5 HP 4-stroke Nissan outboard and back-up 8 HP Yamaha 2-stroke
Anchors: Stainless Steel anchor, 90 lbs
Amenities: Refrigerator with freezer, 3-burner propane stove with oven,
full compliment of spares and tools, including workbench.
Options: Portable Honda generator, electric piano, Handheld VHF walkie-talkies, Sat Phone, Antenna, Wind-generator, Watermaker
Cabins: Pilot house, with duplicate steering wheel, for protection from the elements
Large Saloon with seating for 8 at dining table. Settee berths port and starboard
Spacious fore cabin with double V-berth and side bunks
2 side cabins with 2 bunks each
Masters stateroom is aft of walk-through engine room, ensuring privacy. Many spare parts, repair parts, tools and extras hidden away behind the hardwood paneling.