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BEL CANTO - BLUESTAR

BEL CANTO 36' 6" BLUESTAR 2004 PRICE ON APPLICATION

Specifications

Accomodations:
1 stateroom
Length:
36' 6" (11.13 m)
Beam:
13' 2" (4.01 m)
Draft:
2' 10" (0.86 m)
Year Built:
2004
Builder:
BLUESTAR
Category:
Cruiser
Engines:
2 engines Yanmar 6 LY-STP
Cruise Speed:
25 Kts. (29 MPH)
Max Speed:
30 Kts. (35 MPH)
Location:
N.E. - Maine to NYUnited States
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Basic Information

Builder:
BLUESTAR
Category:
Cruiser
Sub Category:
Express
Model Year:
2004
Year Built:
2004
Country:
United States

Dimensions

LOA:
36' 6" (11.13m)
Beam:
13' 2" (4.01m)
Max Draft:
2' 10" (0.86m)
Clearance:
14' 0" (4.27m)

Speed, Capacities and Weight

Cruise Speed:
25 Kts. (29 MPH)
Max Speed:
30 Kts. (35 MPH)
Gross Tonnage:
18000 Pounds
Water Capacity:
100 Gallons
Fuel Capacity:
320 Gallons

Accommodations

Sleeps:
4
Total Heads:
1

Hull and Deck Information

Hull Material:
Fiberglass
Hull Configuration:
Deep Vee
Exterior Designer:
Mark Ellis, LTD

Engine Information

Engines:
2
Manufacturer:
Yanmar
Model:
6 LY-STP
Engine Type:
Inboard
Fuel Type:
Diesel

Overview

“BEL CANTO” is exceptional in many ways; if you are considering a traditional twin diesel express yacht in this size range I strongly encourage you to inspect her prior to forming any conclusions. She will not disappoint and is extremely well equipped and maintained.

Notable Features

“BEL CANTO” is an original owner, Captain maintained, shed stored New England yacht which has had light use and conscientious care. She has been regularly updated to keep up with innovations and provide safe, reliable and enjoyable operation.

Enclosed Salon w/ aft bulkhead, hinging locking door
Alternative Layout, Head with separate Stall Shower
Air Conditioning Cabin and Pilot House
Generator, Northern Lights 6KW in sound enclosure
Convertible Salon Settee/Double Berth
Recent Awl Grip Hull, Flag Blue
Tender Avon Rib w/  Yamaha 4S 4hp Outboard
SeaWise Tender Davit System transom mount
Yanmar 370hp Diesels, 565 hrs. 500 hr. service performed (2014)
Updated Electronics Garmin Touch Screen (2014)

 

Vessel Overview/ Description

The Blue Star 36.6 was an innovative entry into the traditional express market in 2002 bringing the “open to below” concept to the space above the down galley and superior visibility and ventilation in the pilot house vs. existing offerings at that time. She was and remains a successful model built by Bruckmann Yachts of Oakville Ontario. Her Mark Ellis designed hull is a deep vee with 22o deadrise, among the most in the category delivering exceptional seakeeping capability with a soft dry ride. Her handsome Downeast styling and quality construction has always ensured her place among the competition. She is a traditional hard top express, in the case of BEL CANTO with the enclosed aft pilothouse bulkhead for improved cabin climate control and security. She is a single cabin, single head arrangement and in this case with the evolved layout offers a separate stall shower. Guests are accommodated overnight on the convertible salon settee which converts to a double berth. She has a large cockpit, wide workable side and fore decks and outstanding sight lines from the helm.

Arrangement and Interior Details

The main salon is on the Pilot House deck which offers a large L-Settee, Companion and Helm seating and another settee aft to starboard. Three steps down the companionway reveals the galley to port with L-settee forward, head with large separate stall shower to starboard and master cabin with island queen berth in the bow. This was the optimum cruising platform for a couple with occasional guests offered at the time.
Bulkheads laminate covered marine plywood glassed to hull & deck
Cabin & locker doors solid teak framed and Louvered in many cases
Corian countertops in galley & head with owner's choice of color
Hatches overhead w/ screens (4)
Headliner panels in satin white, removable
Latches , hinges, catches, & pulls are chromed bronze or brass 
Locker interiors covered with teak, cedar or Gelcoat
Louvered door fronts
Overhead hatch screens
Step storage – top opening in companionway
Teak interior high gloss
Varnished teak & holly cabin sole
 

Pilothouse- Helm/Salon

The first thing you notice when stepping into the Pilot House is the amazing visibility. Mar Ellis configured the 360o glass enclosure to allow exceptional visibility to all those seated in the pilot house, even from the settee’s. The large side windows open to invite fresh air and a gentle breeze while running. The well laid out Helm Station provides good console space for flush mounted instrumentation and in the case of this boat a beautiful custom Teak helm chair. Across to port is a large chart table and convertible companion seating which disappears upon arrival returning to the large L-Settee, an extremely clever solution to this common challenge on boats of this type. Access to the engine room is through the large deck hatch in the salon sole and good sound attenuation ensures a quiet ride.
Aft fiberglass enclosure with teak door
All exterior aluminum widow/windshield frames repainted w Awlgrip (2013)
Convertible settee - double bunk helm deck settee
Custom main saloon cushions, cockpit cushions, window treatments, throw pillows, 
Windshield cover, window treatments, blinds
Drop down door in port settee, companion seat
Footrests, flip down teak and s/s footrests helm and companion (2)
Helm seat, molded at bridge w/ storage beneath and custom teak helm chair (2008)
Hinged engine room & storage access 
Teak and holly sole on helm deck , varnished
Teak bi-fold privacy door to lower deck
Teak cup holder, cell phone holder (portside)
Teak cup holder, cell phone holder, autopilot control
Teak Instrument Console
Teak valances and trim
Upholstered cushions in main cabin with 5" foam
 

Galley & Domestic Systems

The Galley is bright and cheery due to the open above configuration, allowing natural light and ventilation to flood this lower space. A convenient L-Settee is forward of the galley enabling comfortable dining and entertaining. 
Cooktop, Two burner flush top electric 110v AC
Microwave Oven 110v DC
Refrigerator Norcold  12V (Custom Door) 
Icemaker beneath bench seat 110v AC
Polished Scandvik stainless steel sinks in galley & head 
Chromed brass faucets, single lever 
Pressure water with hot & cold faucets in galley, head, shower and cockpit
 

Master Cabin

The master cabin is forward and quite spacious with added optional sheer lockers and bureau to supplement the standard hanging locker and other storage. There are overhead deck hatches and opening port lights to ensure plenty of natural light and ventilation. The island modified queen bunk is very comfortable and adorned with quality custom bedding. The head is en-suite to the master cabin as well as accessible from the passageway and consists of a large stall shower adjoining the head compartment with counter, storage, stainless steel sink and quality fixtures. 
Island berth with Palmer custom mattress “commander”
Coverlet and shams for master stateroom
Two teak shelves along berth with lockers forward
Hanging locker, Cedar lined
Bureau w/ drawers
Cypress Hull Ceilings
TV, 18” HDTV/DVD in master stateroom with SeaWatch HD marine antennae (2014)
Mirror in head 
Towel racks and rings in head
Overhead opening hatch w/ screen
Opening SS portlights
 

Helm & Navigation

The helm is well designed and comfortable even on a long voyage. All instruments and gauges are easily viewed and within an arm’s reach. Several custom touches enhance this space. With the large side window open there is a sense of running an open boat! Visibility is best in the class even aft for docking stern to. Normal conversation levels enable the helmsman to converse with companions around the salon while underway. The clever companion jump-seat adds flexibility to the helm deck seating.
Engine instrument Yanmar C-type panels with alarms, analog gauges
Single lever throttle & gearshift controls
GPS Plotter; Garmin GPSMAP 8215 15” Glass Helm Series touch screen Chartplotter/radar/sounder with remote joystick control 
Radar; Garmin 18” HD RADAR Dome Antennae (2014)
Autopilot; Raymarine ST6001+G
Depth Finder; Raymarine ST60 depth, speed
VHF; Icom Commander HM157 SW full function remote VHF Mic II (2014)
Garmin handheld GPS (2010)
Spotlight; Night Blaster handheld 2M candle power (2008)
Chart lights over settees (2)
Chart light at chart box
Chart box, custom lid
 

Electrical

Northern Lights 6KW generator (550 hrs  9/2014)
Air Conditioning w/ Reverse cycle heat Cabin and Helm Deck, (2) 10,000 BTU ea.
SidePower bow thruster
Distribution Panel 110v AC with meter & polarity indicator 
Distribution panel 12v DC with meters 
Batteries, Engine gel cell starting batteries (2) in boxes
Batteries, House gel cell batteries (2) in boxes
Battery charger, 110v 30 amp 
Battery selection switches, explosion proof (3)
Fire extinguishers (2) in cabin & in cockpit
Horn 12v DC
Lights, Chrome overhead in galley, dinette, head & V berth cabin - Four (4)
Lights, Chrome swivel reading lights in V berth (2) 
Lights, Cockpit courtesy (2) 
Lights, Danforth compass 
Lights, Engine room 12v DC
Lights, Running lights & anchor light 12v DC
Outlet 12v DC at helm
Outlets 110v AC GFI in galley, head, dinette & engine room (3 added in addition to STD)
Shore power, 110v AC 30 amp. with 50' cord 
Windshield wipers w/independent on/off switches at helm (3) 
Wiring all sized & color coded to ABYC specs.
TV cable inlet/outlet, new TV and antennae (2014)
 

Mechanical

Twin Yanmar 6LY-STP 370hp Diesel Engines w/ Borge Warner marine gears (565  hrs.  9/2014, 500 hr. service performed 2014)
Northern Lights 6KW generator (550 hrs  9/2014)
Engine mounts, rated to 450hp
Engines pans isolated
Mufflers, Dual raw water cooled exhausts w/mufflers
Filters, Dual Racor fuel filter 
Intakes, Dual raw water intakes with strainers 
Seacocks, Marelon 
Engine Room platform, Teak slatted
Steering hydraulic SeaStar w/ Stainless Steel wheel
Bennett trim tabs 
Bilge pumps, two (2) 1000 gallon per hour with float switches
BoatSafe engine room automatic heating system (2008)
Dual engine room ventilation
Halon fire extinguisher system
Integrated manual bilge pump 
Hoses & connectors meet Coast Guard or ABYC requirements
Fuel tanks, (2) Aluminum 160 US gallon vented w/ level indicator at helm 
Water tank, 100 US gallon Stainless Steel w/ level  indicator at helm
Water heater, 6 gallon, 110v & engine heat exchanger 
Water supply lines, rigid color coded PVC plumbing 
Holding tank w/ deck fitting and overboard discharge with 12V macerator
Shaft logs, stuffing boxes Bronze 
Struts, Bronze (2)
Shafts, Aqua Met 1.5" propeller shafts w/zinc anodes (2)
Propellers, Four-blade bronze
Rudders Bronze
 

Exterior

The large cockpit offers seating and substantial storage. The full beam transom seat seats at least 4 and long enough for that afternoon nap. Easy steps to the broad working side decks with safety rail allow safe crew movement around the entire boat. Windlass and ground tackle are well configured for safe anchoring. The brightwork shows no blemishes from prior failure and is in excellent condition.
Avon Rib 260 LITE inflatable (2006) w/ Yamaha 4 hp (four stroke) outboard (2006)
Seawise swim platform mounted davit system (2006)
Cleats, SS 10" mooring (6) 
Cockpit; transom and aft facing seating  upholstered with 3" foam, bolstered
Custom chromed inline toe rail chocks - Four (4) 
Deck hardware & fittings 316 stainless steel 
Hatches, Lazarette in cockpit sole (3)
Hatches, Lewmar aluminum anodized opening deck hatches (4)
Mast, Awl Grip Aluminum on hardtop w/ lights and antennae
Ports, stainless steel opening (6)
Rail, Bow rail stainless steel extending aft to cockpit
Stern bench seat – full width
Swim ladder, SS telescoping flip up
Teak bow sprit with anchor roller
Teak cabin eyebrow, varnished
Teak cockpit combing, varnished
Teak decking in cockpit
Teak exterior high gloss varnish (5 coats), maintained annually (9/2014)
Teak handrails on cabin top- Two (2)
Teak swim platform 
Teak toe rail, 2.5" extending aft to cockpit 
Trim, exterior teak trim varnished annually (Sept. 2014)
Windless, Lewmar 12v DC w/120’ rope and 15’ chain
Window frames Painted Aluminum (Reconditioned 2013)
 

Construction

Bruckmann employs a small crew of shipwrights whom are knowledgeable and experienced in all aspects of construction. This helps to ensure that the layup is performed properly especially when working with a cored laminate. 
Flag Blue Awlgrip topsides (2009) over original Flag Blue Gel Coat
Boot Stripe Awl Grip cream
Hull is  Single piece Core-Cell cored fiberglass w/ Vinylester Resin Throughout
Core phased out in way of thru-hulls, struts, shaft logs, rudder ports & center line
Rub strakes at water line 
Transverse frames bonded to hull & longitudinal 
Fiberglass roving & unidirectional reinforcements over foam floors w/ limber holes.
Four full-length longitudinal floors forming the engine beds 
Hull/deck joint overlapping bonded and mechanically fastened every 4"
Hard Top FRP w/ Powder Coated Windshield Frame , opening center vent side windows
Rub rail vinyl w/ stainless steel half round
Deck Core phased out in way of all deck fittings
Deck Gel Coat custom CCP color; Cream
Non-skid treatment on all working surfaces
Deck Non-skid surfaces finished in Moon Dust Awlgrip
 

Safety & Fire Protection

US Coast Guard Safety Package; PFD’s, Flares, throw device, ships bell
Dock Lines and Fenders
Emergency ditch bag (2010)
EPIRB w/ GPS tracking, hard case/hydrostatic release (2011)
Recue Pod 4 life raft w hard case, s/s bracket and hydrostatic release (2004)
 

Broker Comments

 “BEL CANTO” is exceptional in many ways; if you are considering a traditional twin diesel express yacht in this size range I strongly encourage you to inspect her prior to forming any conclusions. She will not disappoint and is extremely well equipped and maintained.

Exclusions

Owner’s personal effects, artwork, tools, loose galley and general items. Any items seen aboard not specifically stated in this listing sheet should be considered exclusionary.
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