General details: -1986 Watkins 25 shoal draft version in good condition.-Had been repowered by PO with a 1GM10 now with a low 430hrs by Waterway Marine in Annapolis (runs perfectly). -Sips diesel. Has 10 gallon tank that I have trouble going through in a season. -Wheel steering w emergency tiller
-20lb Spade anchor on pulpit, 6' chain and 150' of rode.
-Pressure cold water
-Icebox
-2 burner stove
-2 batteries (starter and house)-AC system w 3 prong outlets throughout -Bimini -Roll furling 120 jib -Built in swim ladder -Solar trickle charger-Marine head, shower and sink  -Holding tank -6 opening ports -Recently refinished companionway boards -Brand new bilge and float switch -sleeps 4 comfortably, 5-6 in a pinch. Currently moored at Georgetown Yacht Basin, Sassafras River , MD. PRESENT OWNER LOG: Purchased April 2014  2014: -Bottom power washed -Installed two New Intersterstate batteries. -Engine serviced: Oil, filters, impeller, zinc, gear oil. -Professionally installed windex and LED mooring light -All interior lights converted to LED -Rebuilt head -Window screens replaced -New Horizon depth sounder  2015: Boat hauled and the following was done: ⁃ bottom completely sanded ⁃ Hull sanded ⁃ Prop polished ⁃ Bottom given 2 coats of ablative paint (red) ⁃ Hull professionally painted (green) ⁃ Boot stripe painted ⁃ Zinc on prop shaft replaced -Digital Echo Charger installed (the engine always charges the starter battery until it's topped off, then charges the house battery.....so you'll never get stranded with a flat battery) -many other general maintenance, updates, cleaning etc.  2016: -Boat wet berthed over winter -Engine un-winterized, oil changed and impeller replaced. -Pressure water system re-wired (was intermittently cutting out, now all good) -bilge pump, float switch and one way valve added/replaced  You can find other boats for less, but be prepared to then fork out the kind of money I have spent on this boat just to make it worth owning.  The price reflects what I bought it for and then a fraction of the cost I've spent in materials and labor.This is a great boat and has provided many days and nights of enjoyment. It's the cheapest weekend get away spot you can imagine. Just over an hour from Philly suburbs and I always feel like I'm a million miles away. For $1500 it can be moored at a marina with a pool, bar, restaurant, beach, paddle boards, etc. I've enjoyed many sunsets, cocktails, swims, sails and yelps of delight as my 14yr old hooks another fish. Unfortunately somethings have changed and I need to sell. The boat is in very good condition...it shows many, many years younger than its age. The interior is very clean, fiberglass still clean and white, and teak still beautiful. NO soft spots on deck. I've done a lot (as above shows) to upkeep and make the boat comfortable. The saloon converts into a comfy double bed (cushions in good shape) as well as a roomy v-berth. The hull being repainted really makes the boat stand out (it was originally white) and draws a lot of attention. The overall design, pulpit and color turns a lot of heads. 5'11 headroom makes a huge difference and the boat feels a lot bigger than others in its class. It sails nicely, you won't win regattas or go around the world, but it's shoal draft is perfect for anchoring 20' from a bay beach and letting the kids wade to shore and explore. I can happily sail outside of busy channels, and thus avoid wakes. Sails are in good to fair condition- could use a wash and treated to crisp them up, but they are more than adequate. Roller furling jib is taped on the leech, but has been that same way for 2 seasons. I always remove and store them in the house during the winter. Batteries removed over winter.  Engine winterized, all plumbing filled with antifreeze.The 1GM10 starts first time, every time and pushes the newly finished hull through the water at 5 knots all day on a few liters of diesel.  Full disclosure- the head pumps into the holding tank just fine, but doesn't seem to pull water in. I just keep a gallon jug in the head and use it to prime. Again, works fine to move waste into the tank, but needs to be primed. One stantion is taped and needs to be fixed, I just haven't got around to finding a bracket.Available to show if we can make the day's work, but I work, so weekdays will be tough. Please ask questions and I'll answer the best I can (I know the boat very well), research and make sure the wife, husband, etc. are OK with you buying a boat. Once you bid or buy I don't want to suddenly hear you never checked with your SO. Fenders, 4 dock lines, assorted equipment will go with the boat, personal items, tools, etc. will be removed.