Description

Meet Steadfast. Beautiful 48' trad narrow boat, built by Mike Heywood in 1989, boasting solid wood countertops and a new Titan cratch cover.

Length/ Boat Style: 48’ Trad

Year: 1989

Number of bathrooms 1

Berths 2

Galley Description Under counter cupboards and draws, 4 burner hob and separate oven/grill. Sink with mixer tap and washing machine

Lounge Description Multifuel stove, radiator, free standing unit, steps leading to bow

Master Bedroom Description Double bed with wardrobe, over head storage
Second bedroom


Bathroom Description Thetford C200 cassette toilet with 4 cassettes. Good sized shower with mixer tap. Sink with storage under vanity unit. Whale Gulper pump for shower. Tiled backsplash


Specifications:

Hull By/ Fit out by: Mike Heywood
Layout stern to bow: Bedroom, bathroom, galley, saloon
Engine and gearbox: Beta Marine 38 with PRM150D2 gearbox. Recently serviced
Boat Safety Certificate: 2024 – will renew before sale
Last Blacking + type: 2022

Inspection hatch and location: Bilge inspection hatch at bottom of bedroom cupboard
P/out or Cassette: Cassette
Insulation: Polystyrene
Last Survey: 2021
External Covers Cratch
Bow thruster none
Side Hatches and location: Starboard Galley
Batteries: 1 x starter + 1 x leisure (space for up to 3 leisure’s)
Electric Supply: Mains hookup + Victron 12/3000/120 inverter. 2 x 495W Solar panels
Galvanic Isolator: yes
Water capacity Approx 450L
Fuel capacity
Waste water capacity
Hot Water Supply: Calorifier
Cabin Heating: Multifuel stove and radiators
Central heating type: Alde gas
Gas Cylinders No+ type: 2 x 13kg propane gas bottles

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Engine(s)

Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these specifications, no guarantee is given or implied as to their accuracy. These particulars are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. Lakeland Leisure Estates Ltd advises prospective purchasers to obtain an independent survey from a qualified Marine Surveyor to satisfy themselves as to the condition of the craft.

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