Yacht Name # 3385

ACCOMMODATIONS & LAYOUT:

VESSEL WALKTHROUGH:
There is a large private owner's cabin aft, spacious saloon, down galley with first class equipment, laundry room and private guest cabin.  The guest cabin is forward from the galley and is entered through a hinged teak door in the forward companionway.  The guest head is entered from the guest cabin.  The galley is port side aft of the guest cabin.  The laundry room/forward head is opposite the galley and is equipped with separate side-by-side Whirlpool washer and dryer units.

The large saloon is on the main deck, up four steps from the galley and laundry.  The lower helm station is forward on the starboard side.  Cane entry doors port and starboard give access to the side decks.  The large owner's cabin is aft and down four steps from the saloon.

The raised aft deck is reached by steps from both the port and starboard side decks and is shaded by a removable sunshade supported by the boom.  The flybridge is up three steps from the aft deck.  It has a bimini top and is fully enclosed with zippered clear curtains.  There is seating for the helmsman and 8 adults on modular seating and an L-shaped settee.

The wide decks are protected by safety railings.  The foredeck has a pulpit with 2 anchors in rollers and an electric windlass.

MASTER STATEROOM:
The spacious aft cabin is entered through hinged double teak doors aft in the saloon at the companionway.  There is an island queen bed, makeup desk, several drawers including a large chart flat, built-in night tables, cabinets, large hanging locker and a hidden compartment in the headboard for valuables.  Large opening port lights on three sides provide ventilation and natural lighting.  The ensuite head has a large shower enclosure with tub, mirrored vanity with cultured marble sink and countertop, drawers, cabinets and a Vacu-flush marine head.  Lighting is provided by brass reading lights, flush mounted fixtures in the overhead, and lamps.  This lovely cabin has been professionally decorated with designer fabrics and accessories.  This treatment together with the traditional finely joined teak cabinetry and parquet soles gives this room a very comfortable and inviting ambiance.

GUEST STATEROOM:
The guest stateroom has a traditional V-berth arrangement using oversized berths with drawers beneath each berth.  A large hanging locker is portside and there is a full length mirror on the forward bulkhead by the locker.  There are opening port lights above each bed and a large hinged hatch centered above the berths.  A brass reading light above each berth and an overhead fixture provide ample light for this cabin.  Designer fabrics are evident in the bed covers, pillows and curtains.  There is a hinged teak door which separates this cabin from the galley. The head is accessible from either the guest stateroom or from the companionway at the galley, and has a separate shower enclosure, a Vacu-flush marine head, a cultured marble sink and countertop, mirrored vanity, drawer and cabinet storage and opening port light.  There is an exhaust fan, overhead light fixtures in the shower and head, and an electric shower sump.

MAIN SALON:
The saloon is very comfortable, spacious, bright and open.  Forward to port is a breakfast bar which overlooks the galley.  This area can also serve as a navigation table.  The lower helm station is forward in the saloon to starboard and has a full compliment of electronics.  A large roll-top bar sits just aft of the helm, with a S/S sink, glass and bottle storage, an icemaker and drawers.  Next aft is the large L-shaped settee, which seats 4 adults comfortably and converts to a double bed.  A custom hi-lo table sits in front of the settee and doubles as both a cocktail and a dining table.  The built-in entertainment center is in the port aft corner, and has teak tambour doors with drawers beneath.  This unit houses the 19" color TV, VCR and stereo.  There are two swivel barrel chairs forward of the entertainment center.  Two teak dining chairs at the breakfast bar can be moved to the table for dining.  There is a cabin entry door by the breakfast bar and another by the helm to starboard.  Large windows forward, port and starboard, provide excellent natural lighting and visibility from the helm and all seating areas.  Two smaller windows aft in the saloon provide additional visibility aft and to the sun deck.  Two portside windows, one starboard and one aft provide additional visibility aft and to the sun deck.  Two windows portside, one starboard and one aft, open and have screens.  The sole is teak parquet.  Again custom fabrics are used in the window treatments and throw pillows.  The settee and chairs are off-white leather.

GALLEY:

Hidden garbage bin; indirect lighting; large pots & pans storage drawer.

The galley is down from the saloon, on the same level as the laundry and guest cabin.  It is nicely arranged and well-equipped for food storage and preparation, either underway or dockside.  Although the galley is down, it is open to the saloon from above and has natural lighting from the forward saloon windows.  It is arranged in a U-shape and everything is easily accessible.  The countertop is off-white Formica with hatches for the pantry, freezer and stovetop.  Flush fitting sink covers provide additional counter space when in place and reverse to reveal teak cutting boards.  There is ample above and below counter storage cabinets, dish and glassware storage and teak front drawers.  There is also a large storage area beneath the galley sole.

LAUNDRY:
The laundry is in the aft portion of the guest head opposite the galley, with a hinged teak door which opens to the companionway.  The washer and dryer are separate Whirlpool units placed side-by-side against the aft bulkhead in the guest head.  There are additional cabinets and drawers for storage of detergents and other laundry needs.

FLYBRIDGE:

The flybridge is spacious and seats 10 adults comfortably.  Forward is the large console with a huge storage compartment and electronics compartment.  The helm is on the starboard side and is fully instrumented with communication, navigation and engine instrumentation.  A large spoked teak and S/S ship's wheel is mounted on the face of the console.  There are (2) modular seating units at the forward console, both have back-to-back seating with cushions and storage areas beneath.  The starboard seat is the helmsman's seat.  A Lexan Venturi windscreen is mounted on top of the console. A large L-shaped settee with cushions and  storage is aft of the helm seat to starboard.  A varnished teak hatch cover table is pedestal mounted in front of the settee.  S/S railings and dodgers surround the aft area of the flybridge.  A custom top, supported by a welded aluminum frame and radar arch, covers the flybridge.  Full weather curtains and zip out panels are  installed on all four sides.  The traditional trawler mast with boom is stepped at the aft end of the bridge deck.  The mast carries the 6' radar scanner, spreader lights, halyards and a block and tackle for handling a dinghy.  A S/S railing at the base of the steps to the flybridge carries the outboard motor and fuel tank for the dinghy.  The bridge deck, aft deck, side decks and foredeck are teak planking on fiberglass.

STEERING STATION:

The lower steering station is forward in the saloon on the starboard side.  It is equipped with a full compliment of engine instrumentation and with communications and navigation electronics.  A teak spoked ship's wheel is mounted on the face of the helm.  Anchor windlass controls, generator starting panel, electronic circuit breakers, inverter controls, wiper and washer switches, battery selector and other electrical items are installed on the helm console.

MAIN DECK: 

The Lofrans Tigress 2-way windlass is controlled from the foredeck by foot switches or by small up-down switches mounted at both helm stations.  S/S bow and spring cleats are mounted in the bulwarks, together with stainless steel hawse pipes.  Large S/S bollards and chocks are mounted at the corners of the aft deck.  The dinghy is carried on custom S/S davits and a transom-mounted engine mount.  A six man life raft is carried in a canister strapped in hold downs on the flybridge deck. 

AFT DECK: 
The aft deck or sundeck is a raised deck area atop the aft cabin.  It is three steps up from the side decks and three steps down from the flybridge.  It is surrounded by S/S railings with navy Sunbrella dodgers.  A cleverly designed sunshade is fashioned from navy Sunbrella fabric over S/S tubing and is attached to the boom.  A gate in the aft railing accesses the transom-mounted boarding ladder, providing access to the teak swim platform, swim ladder and dinghy.  Two large fiberglass boxes with teak-covered lids are mounted port and starboard on the aft deck.  Both provide storage for lines, cleaning supplies, etc., and they also house the hot and cold deck shower and the aft shore power connections.  The aft deck is a very spacious and comfortable lounging area.

ENGINE ROOM:

The engine room occupies the space beneath the saloon.  It is well-lit with both AC fluorescent fixtures and DC incandescent fixtures.  A teak grating covers the bilge between the engines and provides a walkway.  The main engines, generator, and other machinery and components are securely mounted and well-placed for access and maintenance.  The forward companionway steps are hinged and can be raised and latched in place, providing access to the engine room through a hinged teak door beneath the steps.  The height from the teak grating to the overhead is generally 4.5'.  Additional access to the engine room is through one hinged hatch and three large removable hatches in the saloon sole.  A fresh water spigot and AC electrical outlet are provided in the engine room.

ELECTRONICS AND NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT:

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:

OTHER FEATURES/EQUIPMENT:

REMARKS:
"Popeye" was ordered by the original owner for use in the far east and was completely equipped with electronics, Sea Power generator, ground tackle, canvas, watermaker and most other items normally installed by a dealership in the United States.  This is advantageous in that all the equipment was engineered for installation by the factory as the vessel was being constructed.  The current owners have added many items and upgraded some electronics.  She is offered for sale due to the owner's change in plans.  SELLER WILL CONSIDER A SMALLER BOAT IN TRADE!

EXCLUSIONS: 
All owner's personal effects, including photos, some decorator accessories, the hi-lo table (which will be replaced by the standard Grand Banks yacht table), the recliner chair and ottoman (which will be replaced by a barrel chair matching the one now on board), the sunshine lamp, and the owner's clothing, personal navigation gear and cooking utensils.

PRICE: $425,000

Details are thought to be reliable but are not guaranteed.  Offer subject to change, prior sale and tax when applicable.  Measurements are in US units.