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Atlantic 38 Sailing Ketch
Estimated price for orientation: 20 000 $
Category: Sailing Boats
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Description Year: 1963 Type: Sailing Ketch Rigging: Ketch Make: Atlantic Keel: Long Model: Ketch Engine Type: Inboard Engine Make: Perkins Length (feet): 38 Primary Fuel Type: Diesel Beam (feet): 12 Fuel Capacity (Gallons): Approx. 100gallons Hull Material: Iroco cascovered Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom registered pt 1
This fine example of a classic British registered wooden ketch is one of only 40 ever built, and is currently lying in southern Spain's bay of Cadiz. She can easily be reached by air from Jerez, Seville, Gibraltar or even Malaga airports and is ideally placed to sail to the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Canaries, Madeira, Portugal or even to cross the Atlantic. She benefits from a centre cockpit with all navigation instruments etc. on hand and provides shelter to the helmsman should the need arise. She is perfect for live-aboard and her design has proved a success in her excellent seaworthiness, stability, comfort and performance. She is ready to go anywhere and comes completely fully loaded right down to the tin opener, she even has an electric sewing machine. Everything you need is on board and what you see on the photos is what you get including two folding bikes. Sleeping bags, duvets, blankets, cutlery, utensils etc. etc. are also included together with relevant safety gear for two persons. It is planned to have the hull anti-fouled in February/March 2017 and any poor anodes replaced as required. Additionally there is a 2.7 mtr inflatable dinghy (5 man) and a 6hp Yamaha outboard engine, a portable Honda generator, a wind generator, solar panel, regulator and an automatic charger for when connected to shore side power. All batteries were replaced in 2014. Regrettably my health prevents me from following our dream anymore and sadly she must be sold. She has a berth in a beautiful sheltered marina which is only 5mins. walk from the town centre with its countless Tapas bars and restaurants. Being old Spain this is where the Spanish go on holiday and is nothing like the Costa's. Construction;. Hull of Iroko fully cascovered on Oak beams and frames. Upper deck also cascovered on marine ply. Internal woodwork teak, pine varnished or painted white. Machinery; Perkins 4 cylinder, 56 hp four cylinder diesel inboard engine, accessible from the cockpit. Approx 100 gallon diesel tank, two black water holding tanks, two fresh water tanks, one being a collapsible blister type, together there is sufficient water for approx 10days, Wind Generator and solar panel with regulator, Smart charger, Power anchor windlass. Spars/Rigging; Wooden spars with stainless steel standing rigging. Furling Genoa system (new 2013) two Barton two speed main sheet winches (winchers supplied but currently not fitted) Single speed Barton winch on each spar, Lewmar 24 winch for genoa furling, Lazy jacks for main sail which is also slab reefed but may be roller reefed if preferred, mizzen sail, can be roller or slab reefed. Spinnaker boom, New Sail covers in 2016, Binamy cover, new cockpit/wheelhouse cover 2014, rear mounted davits for the inflatable dingy. Sails; Mainsail, Mizzen sail, Genoa (with new sacrificial strip fitted 2014) Spinnaker sail (never used by current owner) Mizzen staysail, Storm jib and No1 jib, all in excellent condition. Many halyards and sheets have been replaced within the past 12 months. Storage for unused sails in fwd. cabin. Accommodation; Double in aft cabin (Storage/water blister under) with heads, wash basin and small wardrobe, small gas heater secured to bulkhead, two single bunks in fore cabin with storage under, two singles in saloon with storage under, central folding table, Heads and wash basin off saloon with fitted shower tray (pump positioned in bilges) Domestic; Taylors gas oven and grill, (2 rings and grill) gimbled fixing with fire blanket mounted close by, Slow cooker, Taylors diesel heater (saloon), 12 volt fridge, gas heater in aft cabin. (All gas is stored aft and on deck) Wired 12volt dc/240volt throughout with uk 13amp sockets as necessary. Fresh water can be via a direct connection to the shore side supply or from the on-board tanks and small supply pump which functions from a flow switch. Hot water cylinder in engine compartment, mains power or engine heated. TV aerial mounted to cockpit roof. Fire extinguishers fitted as necessary throughout the boat. Navigation; Raymarine color radar/chart plotter with c-map slots (local charts included) Navtex, Depth sounder, Gps, DSC vhf Radio, AIS Radar, Auto-helm and hand held wind anemometer, Overhead compass, Gps steering aid. Emergency "Grab Bag" with portable VHF radio, GPS receiver/compass, flares etc. Vintage trailing speed/distance sailed log recorder. Electrical: Duel wiring circuits throughout the boat, 12Volt dc and shore-side mains (220/240volt ac) with both continental and UK fixed sockets throughout. Fully Automatic charger for both the engine and auxiliary batteries. Solar panel mounted to cockpit roof, Wind generator (currently stowed but fully functional), Multi functional battery regulator which may be connected to mains power, wind power, solar power and engine alternator all at the same time.Auxilary; Five man inflatable dinghy (suspends on rear stainless steel davits) 6hp outboard engine, Rear swim platform and ladder, Hot and cold shower facilities on the stern, Honda portable generator, Sea anchor, Solar shower attachment, All new mooring ropes, flare pack (deep sea pack), CQR anchor with approx. 75mtrs of chain and a further 50mtrs of rope spliced to it, Kedge anchor, fenders, fender step, spare gas cylinder, sewing machine, space heater, numerous spare parts, shackles, ropes, sheets, navigation books, navigation instruments and some tools etc etc.Further information: The hull is solid with no leaks and no replaced planking that I know of or that can be seen. The boat remain in the water all year round and is only lifted for routine maintenance and then only for a short period of time. A small amount of water is allowed past the stern gland seal and is automatically discharged via the bilge pump. The current marina has ample vacant berths. Contact the seller via email: Viewing can be arranged locally with a Spanish/English speaking guide if necessary. Air fares may be refunded if a sale is completed subject to negotiation and final sale price. This is a relisting of an beautiful vessel after countless tyre kicking by time wasters. She offers incredible value for money to any potential buyer and is ready to sail away or live-aboard should you so desire.Payment: Banker draft or cash only accepted and a non returnable deposit of 10% will be required on the occasion of an agreed sale. All documents relating to the ownership of the boat, registration etc, and the boat keys will only be exchanged once payment has been cleared and received in the owners bank.
Description
Year: | 1963 | Type: | Sailing Ketch |
Rigging: | Ketch | Make: | Atlantic |
Keel: | Long | Model: | Ketch |
Engine Type: | Inboard | Engine Make: | Perkins |
Length (feet): | 38 | Primary Fuel Type: | Diesel |
Beam (feet): | 12 | Fuel Capacity (Gallons): | Approx. 100gallons |
Hull Material: | Iroco cascovered | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United Kingdom registered pt 1 |
This fine example of a classic British registered wooden ketch is one of only 40 ever built, and is currently lying in southern Spain's bay of Cadiz. She can easily be reached by air from Jerez, Seville, Gibraltar or even Malaga airports and is ideally placed to sail to the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Canaries, Madeira, Portugal or even to cross the Atlantic. She benefits from a centre cockpit with all navigation instruments etc. on hand and provides shelter to the helmsman should the need arise. She is perfect for live-aboard and her design has proved a success in her excellent seaworthiness, stability, comfort and performance. She is ready to go anywhere and comes completely fully loaded right down to the tin opener, she even has an electric sewing machine. Everything you need is on board and what you see on the photos is what you get including two folding bikes. Sleeping bags, duvets, blankets, cutlery, utensils etc. etc. are also included together with relevant safety gear for two persons. It is planned to have the hull anti-fouled in February/March 2017 and any poor anodes replaced as required. Additionally there is a 2.7 mtr inflatable dinghy (5 man) and a 6hp Yamaha outboard engine, a portable Honda generator, a wind generator, solar panel, regulator and an automatic charger for when connected to shore side power. All batteries were replaced in 2014. Regrettably my health prevents me from following our dream anymore and sadly she must be sold. She has a berth in a beautiful sheltered marina which is only 5mins. walk from the town centre with its countless Tapas bars and restaurants. Being old Spain this is where the Spanish go on holiday and is nothing like the Costa's. Construction;. Hull of Iroko fully cascovered on Oak beams and frames. Upper deck also cascovered on marine ply. Internal woodwork teak, pine varnished or painted white. Machinery; Perkins 4 cylinder, 56 hp four cylinder diesel inboard engine, accessible from the cockpit. Approx 100 gallon diesel tank, two black water holding tanks, two fresh water tanks, one being a collapsible blister type, together there is sufficient water for approx 10days, Wind Generator and solar panel with regulator, Smart charger, Power anchor windlass. Spars/Rigging; Wooden spars with stainless steel standing rigging. Furling Genoa system (new 2013) two Barton two speed main sheet winches (winchers supplied but currently not fitted) Single speed Barton winch on each spar, Lewmar 24 winch for genoa furling, Lazy jacks for main sail which is also slab reefed but may be roller reefed if preferred, mizzen sail, can be roller or slab reefed. Spinnaker boom, New Sail covers in 2016, Binamy cover, new cockpit/wheelhouse cover 2014, rear mounted davits for the inflatable dingy. Sails; Mainsail, Mizzen sail, Genoa (with new sacrificial strip fitted 2014) Spinnaker sail (never used by current owner) Mizzen staysail, Storm jib and No1 jib, all in excellent condition. Many halyards and sheets have been replaced within the past 12 months. Storage for unused sails in fwd. cabin. Accommodation; Double in aft cabin (Storage/water blister under) with heads, wash basin and small wardrobe, small gas heater secured to bulkhead, two single bunks in fore cabin with storage under, two singles in saloon with storage under, central folding table, Heads and wash basin off saloon with fitted shower tray (pump positioned in bilges) Domestic; Taylors gas oven and grill, (2 rings and grill) gimbled fixing with fire blanket mounted close by, Slow cooker, Taylors diesel heater (saloon), 12 volt fridge, gas heater in aft cabin. (All gas is stored aft and on deck) Wired 12volt dc/240volt throughout with uk 13amp sockets as necessary. Fresh water can be via a direct connection to the shore side supply or from the on-board tanks and small supply pump which functions from a flow switch. Hot water cylinder in engine compartment, mains power or engine heated. TV aerial mounted to cockpit roof. Fire extinguishers fitted as necessary throughout the boat. Navigation; Raymarine color radar/chart plotter with c-map slots (local charts included) Navtex, Depth sounder, Gps, DSC vhf Radio, AIS Radar, Auto-helm and hand held wind anemometer, Overhead compass, Gps steering aid. Emergency "Grab Bag" with portable VHF radio, GPS receiver/compass, flares etc. Vintage trailing speed/distance sailed log recorder. Electrical: Duel wiring circuits throughout the boat, 12Volt dc and shore-side mains (220/240volt ac) with both continental and UK fixed sockets throughout. Fully Automatic charger for both the engine and auxiliary batteries. Solar panel mounted to cockpit roof, Wind generator (currently stowed but fully functional), Multi functional battery regulator which may be connected to mains power, wind power, solar power and engine alternator all at the same time.Auxilary; Five man inflatable dinghy (suspends on rear stainless steel davits) 6hp outboard engine, Rear swim platform and ladder, Hot and cold shower facilities on the stern, Honda portable generator, Sea anchor, Solar shower attachment, All new mooring ropes, flare pack (deep sea pack), CQR anchor with approx. 75mtrs of chain and a further 50mtrs of rope spliced to it, Kedge anchor, fenders, fender step, spare gas cylinder, sewing machine, space heater, numerous spare parts, shackles, ropes, sheets, navigation books, navigation instruments and some tools etc etc.Further information: The hull is solid with no leaks and no replaced planking that I know of or that can be seen. The boat remain in the water all year round and is only lifted for routine maintenance and then only for a short period of time. A small amount of water is allowed past the stern gland seal and is automatically discharged via the bilge pump. The current marina has ample vacant berths. Contact the seller via email: Viewing can be arranged locally with a Spanish/English speaking guide if necessary. Air fares may be refunded if a sale is completed subject to negotiation and final sale price. This is a relisting of an beautiful vessel after countless tyre kicking by time wasters. She offers incredible value for money to any potential buyer and is ready to sail away or live-aboard should you so desire.Payment: Banker draft or cash only accepted and a non returnable deposit of 10% will be required on the occasion of an agreed sale. All documents relating to the ownership of the boat, registration etc, and the boat keys will only be exchanged once payment has been cleared and received in the owners bank.