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50ft Nb "Talisker", cruiser stern, 1999
Estimated price for orientation: 30 000 $
Category: Narrowboats or Canalboats
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Talisker was my home for the last 2.5 years; now I'm about to move back to Germany and so I've got sell her. I love her (traditional) layout, which allows for a lot of storage space. With the water tank in the bow tip, there's a lot of room under the front deck. The gas locker (for two 13kg bottles) is on the back deck, easily accessible. The off-centre entrance from the stern allows for more room in the bedroom with a wide wardrobe.The bathroom has a very airy feel to it, the kitchen is also spacious with lots of cupboard space. Of course there's space under the bed, but part of that is taken by the pump-out toilet tank (which was new in early 2015 after the old steel tank was corroded and started leaking; at the same time the new AquaMagic V toilet has been fitted).A Webasto diesel heater has been fitted in 2014 with a 50l calorifier (two coils for engine and Webasto circuits, 240V immersion heater), a bathroom radiator and one radiator each in the bedroom, corridor and living room and is of course fully functioning.The Thornycroft marinised Mitsubishi engine has got 39bhp and is a very reliable and powerful engine. Two 165W solar panels are connected to two domestic batteries (1 year old) via a Victron MPPT regulator. A Sterling regulator manages the alternator output voltage for most efficient charging of the batteries.The boat is ready to be lived on and of course just for cruises, too. At the moment I still live on the boat but can move out within a few days.10mm baseplate, 6mm hull, 3mm cabin sides and roof. Last blacking in November 2014, when the anodes also have been replaced and additional ones fitted, there are now 8 in total. Front cratch cover and a three-piece wind protector for the stern. Wide side hatch. Solid steel front and rear doors. Water tank in bow tip, storage room under front deck. Two front deck lockers, one rear deck locker for two 13kg gas bottles.120x190cm main bed in the back and extendable sofa bed of the same size in living room (Futon). EVE mattress (one year old and like new) on the main bed.U shaped galley on the left hand side with 4-burner cooker and baking oven, LEC Freelander fridge (12V) with 3* freezer compartment new in August 2014.Length bedroom: 2.9m (from rear bulkhead to bathroom)Length bathroom: 1.75mLength galley: 2.27mLength living room: 3.6m- 2x 165W solar panels- Victron EasySolar with 1600W 240V inverter, circuit breakers, MPPT solar regulator- Webasto Thermotop C marine version, 5kW, 4 radiators, calorifier 50l with twin coil and 240V immersion heater- anchor- Morso Squirrel multifuel stove- Vanette 4 burner hob- Vanette baking oven with grill- LEC Freelander 12V fridge wih 3* freezer compartment- Sterling battery charge system with alternator regulator control. Sterling diode to changeover from starter to domestic batteries when charging- Victron battery monitor (stopped working recently, might only be a loose connection)- 2 domestic batteries- 1 starter batteryPayment in cash or bank transfer.
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United Kingdom |
Talisker was my home for the last 2.5 years; now I'm about to move back to Germany and so I've got sell her. I love her (traditional) layout, which allows for a lot of storage space. With the water tank in the bow tip, there's a lot of room under the front deck. The gas locker (for two 13kg bottles) is on the back deck, easily accessible. The off-centre entrance from the stern allows for more room in the bedroom with a wide wardrobe.The bathroom has a very airy feel to it, the kitchen is also spacious with lots of cupboard space. Of course there's space under the bed, but part of that is taken by the pump-out toilet tank (which was new in early 2015 after the old steel tank was corroded and started leaking; at the same time the new AquaMagic V toilet has been fitted).A Webasto diesel heater has been fitted in 2014 with a 50l calorifier (two coils for engine and Webasto circuits, 240V immersion heater), a bathroom radiator and one radiator each in the bedroom, corridor and living room and is of course fully functioning.The Thornycroft marinised Mitsubishi engine has got 39bhp and is a very reliable and powerful engine. Two 165W solar panels are connected to two domestic batteries (1 year old) via a Victron MPPT regulator. A Sterling regulator manages the alternator output voltage for most efficient charging of the batteries.The boat is ready to be lived on and of course just for cruises, too. At the moment I still live on the boat but can move out within a few days.10mm baseplate, 6mm hull, 3mm cabin sides and roof. Last blacking in November 2014, when the anodes also have been replaced and additional ones fitted, there are now 8 in total. Front cratch cover and a three-piece wind protector for the stern. Wide side hatch. Solid steel front and rear doors. Water tank in bow tip, storage room under front deck. Two front deck lockers, one rear deck locker for two 13kg gas bottles.
120x190cm main bed in the back and extendable sofa bed of the same size in living room (Futon). EVE mattress (one year old and like new) on the main bed.U shaped galley on the left hand side with 4-burner cooker and baking oven, LEC Freelander fridge (12V) with 3* freezer compartment new in August 2014.Length bedroom: 2.9m (from rear bulkhead to bathroom)Length bathroom: 1.75mLength galley: 2.27mLength living room: 3.6m- 2x 165W solar panels
- Victron EasySolar with 1600W 240V inverter, circuit breakers, MPPT solar regulator- Webasto Thermotop C marine version, 5kW, 4 radiators, calorifier 50l with twin coil and 240V immersion heater- anchor- Morso Squirrel multifuel stove- Vanette 4 burner hob- Vanette baking oven with grill- LEC Freelander 12V fridge wih 3* freezer compartment- Sterling battery charge system with alternator regulator control. Sterling diode to changeover from starter to domestic batteries when charging- Victron battery monitor (stopped working recently, might only be a loose connection)- 2 domestic batteries- 1 starter battery
Payment in cash or bank transfer.