Entering the companionway, you will find an ample galley to port and a well-planned navigation station, with a swivel chair, to starboard. Aft of the companionway and underneath the cockpit is a large double berth with a curtain for privacy.

Heading forward, you step down into the salon area, where there is a spacious u-shaped dinette to port and a settee to starboard. The forward cabin has been converted into a workshop, complete with a workbench and bench-vise, as well as fastidiously organized storage. The cabin could easily be converted back to a berthing area, or could be kept as-is by an owner who wants to be able to easily perform repairs while at sea.

The head is spacious and is located to the port. All new plumbing and a new holding tank have been installed.

The feel of the interior is luxurious because of the fine teak detailing everywhere. This is a solid and seaworthy vessel, and feels as much. No detail has been spared. There is ample storage for long-term cruising, the boat combines comfort and functionality perfectly.

Some bonuses:

• All LED cabin lights
• Many fans
• Deck prisms
• Large Lewmar hatches for ventilation
• Adler Barber 12V refrigeration
• Removable cabin air conditioner
• Propane Taylor 2 burner galley stove and oven
• Folding dining table
• Net lee-cloths
• More-than-ample storage
• Large and comfortable double-berth
• 2 hanging lockers, teak lined
• All-teak interior

The boat was repowered in 2003 with a fresh-water cooled Universal 38 HP diesel. Hours are low and the engine is easily accessible for maintenance.

Tanks are integral and located in the keel, which is divided into three sections (the forward contains lead ballast, the central contains a 130 gallon water tank, and the aft contains a 65 gallon fuel tank. This arrangement frees up the hull area of the boat for extra storage.

"Saben" is welded 5mm mild steel on 1.25" angle frames and 18" centers. Hulled is faired and there are no hard chines. Her Dutch craftsmanship is evident in interior and exterior detail.

• 55 lb. plow anchor with 160 feet od 10 MM chain and 300 feet 5/8 nylon rode
• Danforth on stern with 25 feet chain
• Spare anchor

• Givens 6-person liferaft
• Man-overboard pole

• Furuno Radar 2014
• ST-60 Raymarine Navigation Instruments 2014
• Extensive selection of cruising guides aboard
• Standard Horizon Chart Plotter
• Aries Windvane
• Standard Horizon VHF with remote mic
• Icom M802 HF radio
• Raymarine autopilot
• Xantrex inverter
• 120 Amp spare alternator
• Ferris water-powered generator
• 130 watt solar panel on arch
• Meteoman barometer and barograph
• Spectra watermaker--9 GPH, only 5 years old
• All new LED cabin lights
• All new cabin fans
• Portable cabin air conditioner

• Winchard tethers
• Sewing machine
• New canvas
• Large Lewmar hatches
• Deck prisms
• Multiple schematics aboard for all systems
• Taylor 2 burner stove, oven and toaster oven
• Fresh- and satwater washdown in cockpit
• Nonskid decks
• Self-bailing cockpit
• Custom workbench and tool storage
• Deove epoxy and foal insulation

• Standing rigging replaced in 2009
• All running rigging lead back to cockpit for easy singlehanding