- Builder:
- BRUCE ROBERTS
- Category:
- Cruising Ketch
- Model Year:
- 1981
- Year Built:
- 1981
- Country:
- United States
Unfortunately, this boat is not available for sale. It will be removed from the website soon.
BRUCE ROBERTS - available for sale:
Yachts with similar parameters:
LOA: 42' LOD (12.8 m)
Beam: 14' 6" (4.42m)
Max Draft: 4' 8" (1.47 m)
Ballast: 11,000 lbs (4,990 kilo)
Displacement: 36,000 lbs (16.329 kilo)
Fuel: 280 gal (1.060 ltr)
Fresh Water: 300 gal (1,136 ltr) in (2) tanks
The main Cabin is entered from either Port of Starboard full height Dutch doors to the Pilot House. There is 360 degree visibility from the Pilot House and comfortable seating. A complete Nav Station, all electronics, main breaker panel, and engine access is located in the Pilot House.
A few steps down from the Pilot House is the large Aft master Stateroom. There are numerous full height hanging lockers, storage cabinets, drawers, and shelving to accommodate all of your cruising or live-a-board needs. Also in the aft cabin is a washer/dryer in a hide-a-way cabinet.
Forward of the Pilot House is a full size Galley, to Port, with 17 cu ft Refrigerator/freezer, and large Dinette/lounge, to Starboard. The Dinette features an incredibly beautiful carved table, protected by a glass top, that must be seen to be appreciated. Abundant storage is evident throughout this area.
A full hanging locker with deep storage area behind is forward of the Dinette, and a huge bathroom with shower and marble vanity is forward of the Galley, to Port. This bathroom cannot merely be called a "Head".
Forward is a large private cabin with a double berth and work bench. There is also a large hanging locker and extra storage lockers available.
THE ENTIRE VESSEL IS DESIGNED WITH A COMFORTABLE OPEN FLOW BETWEEN ALL AREAS, AND MAKES MAXIMUM USE OF HER INTERIOR SPACE FOR LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS AND STORAGE.
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED - 3 ZONE SYSTEM
The U-Shaped Galley features a Huge 17cu Ft. Refrigerator/freezer, SS stove w/ 3 burner cook-top, and SS double sink. There are numerous storage cabinets for all of your supplies, dishware, and accessories. One prominent feature is the unique decorative glass panel cabinets above the refrigerator/freezer that lend an air of elegance to the entire space. A large expanse of counter top makes food prep and serving very convenient.
A complete compliment of late model electronics allows for navigation anywhere in the world. Included is a forward reading sonar for added safety. Copper mesh has been incorporated in the original build in the cabin overhead to enhance reception and transmission strength of SSB or Ham Radio.
Electrical systems are number coded and installed to the highest quality standards. Number panels are hinged for easy access to wiring.
The hull is solid fiberglass and intentionally overbuilt for blue water cruising. It is fully insulated with foam to maintain inside temperature and eliminate condensation.
The engine room is fully accessible from the pilot house. Large opening over sized engine compartment. There are numerous advanced systems designed by a professional engineer to be economical and highly efficient.
THIS IS A UNIQUE VESSEL FOR THE DISCRIMINATING CRUISER OR LIVE-A-BOARD. SHE IS OVERBUILT IN EVERY WAY TO WITHSTAND THE RIGORS OF OCEAN CROSSING. SHE ALSO HAS UPGRADED COMMERCIAL GRADE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS WITH MANY REDUNDANCIES FOR THE HIGHEST RELIABILITY POSSIBLE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A VESSEL THAT CAN TRULY BE CALLED A BLUE WATER CRUISER, AND CAN ALSO TRANSIT MANY AREAS INACCESSIBLE TO OTHER SAILBOATS DUE TO THEIR DRAFT OR MAST RESTRICTIONS, THIS VESSEL WILL SATISFY ALL OF YOUR NEEDS.
"STRENGTH", "RELIABILITY", "SPACIOUS ACCOMMODATIONS", "EXCELLENT STORAGE", "EXCELLENT APPEARANCE".
OWNER HAS REPORTED SAILING SPEEDS OF UP TO 11-12 KTS
ORIGINAL OWNER VESSEL -BUILT IN CANADA - OWNER HAS CRUISED THE MEDITERANEAN AND THE RIVERS AND CANALS OF EUROPE ( masts fold down)
The unique feature of this vessel is her heavily reinforced tabernacle system which allows both masts to be lowered for clearing fixed bridges. This can conveniently be done from the deck of the vessel with no outside assistance or equipment. The system is functional and very rugged. This vessel has crossed the Atlantic twice without difficult