Entering the salon through the aft sliding door from the cockpit you will be quite pleased with the warm teak interior.  A custom dinette settee is to port for meals and two comfortable chairs with a teak built-in stand rest to starboard for reading and relaxing.  The galley counter athwartship to port divides the cooking area from the salon.  

The galley is entered into just inboard of the dry stack column and makes a wonderful working kitchen underway with its’ U-shaped layout.  Steps at the starboard forward end of the salon lead up to the pilothouse and there is a separate set of steps just off the galley that leads directly down to the master stateroom. 

Going up three steps to the pilothouse you will appreciate all of the practicality of an enclosed wheelhouse with magnificent visibility and all of the operational controls suitably positioned. 

The pilothouse has everything you will want for extended practical sea travel including an elaborate custom configured instrument dash console which houses a comprehensive selection of electronics.  A unique raised floor storage locker was built into the sole behind the helm and stores a huge assortment of paper navigational charts while also raising your sightlines when standing watch. Just behind is a raised bench settee with table which offers a comfortable gathering place while underway.  A pilot berth is above and aft of the settee backrest. 

Going down the steps from the galley to the master stateroom you have a large island berth to port with the ensuite head and shower to starboard.  This room has an attractive balance of varnished teak and white laminate creating open and inviting accommodations.  There are opening port lights outboard and immense storage in lockers, drawers and shelves. A top load holding plate freezer doubles as a vanity with a mirror on the aft bulkhead by the steps. 

The forward guest stateroom is designed to sleep a compliment of up to four.  There is a separate head and shower all of the way forward. You can access the cavernous chain locker from the forward head.

 You enter the engine room from the master stateroom shower on the starboard side. This incredibly efficient machinery room includes the main engine on centerline along with the generator to starboard and wing engine to port.  The active fin stabilizer hydraulics and Village marine water maker are also installed here. All of the fuel tanks, fuel lines, manifold valves and plumbing are neatly routed and labeled for simple, efficient operation. 

Outside on deck, there is a side boarding door to starboard and a built in swim platform aft with a centerline access ladder over the transom.   The cockpit area is enclosed in clear see through Isinglass making the aft deck area a nice place to relax out of the weather. To go forward you transition along the forward starboard side deck (covered overhead) with steps up to the Portuguese bridge.  An uncluttered foredeck makes anchoring easy.  The boat deck is accessed from the port side of the pilothouse and the tender is hoisted by a crane.

• LED lights
• Varnished teak hand rails
• Louvered locker doors
• Ultraleather upholstery
• Varnished teak trim on overhead lights
• Carpeting throughout
• Louvered locker doors

The main salon is beautifully done in teak and includes classic teak and spruce soles. To starboard are two comfortable chairs with a centered cabinet for resting drinks and storage.   

 To port is a sumptuous L shaped wrap around settee with storage underneath including some custom drawers to provide easy access to provisions without having to remove the seat bottom cushions.  The teak Pompanette dinette is a high/low dining/coffee table folding leaf teak design that is elegant and practical as it can be easily moved to accommodate six people.  Custom shade blinds complement the interior.  

The saloon transitions into the galley and also forward provides two sets of steps, one up to the pilothouse, and the other down to the master.  

• Two Ekornes swivel/recliner chairs with Ottomans
• Custom Roman blinds
• Samsung flat screen television aft port corner
• Lamps
• Fans
• Pompanette high low teak table with dual folding top leaves to open up for large group, moveable
• Custom drawers with metal glides under port side settee for easier access storage
• White mesh screen roll up cover for aft door
• Port aft corner cabinetry with mirror and locker

The galley adjoins the saloon and allows for a very convivial relationship between preparing food and serving it.  There is a stand up refrigerator freezer inboard and aft with all appropriate kitchen appliances on the surrounding counters.  There are abundant storage lockers and drawers (and a clever pass-through hatch that allows food and drink transfer to the crew in the pilothouse).   Outboard is Force 10 four burner propane stove with a microwave above.   The forward counter includes a double basin sink that includes a manual foot operated pump as a backup for fresh water.  The connectivity between the galley and saloon is very appealing for people preparing food to interact with those unwinding in the saloon.  A complete set of plates, mugs, glasses, tableware, kitchen utensils, etc., fill the lockers and drawers.  A summary of galley appliances and gear includes:

• Bronze clock and barometer
• GE Profile Advantium 120 microwave oven
• Magnetic knife rack
• Coffee maker
• Double basin stainless steel sink forward
• Seagull IV water purifier
• Fresh water foot pump with spigot
• Pass through access hatch to pilothouse
• Force 10 gimbaled four burner propane stove and oven
• Custom overhead cabinet centerline
• Sea Freeze 12V standup refrigerator with freezer top – varnish teak panel finish
• Teak spice racks mounted outboard
• Slide out trash bin behind locker

Stormhaven was built for long range cruising and she has successfully completed several long distance ocean crossing passages – most crewed by the husband and wife couple who own her.   The large athwartship island berth is extremely comfortable for sleeping even in the steepest seas. There is a large amount of storage in lockers and drawers throughout the master.  

• Queen sized athwartships double berth
• Bed linens
• Two hanging clothes lockers
• Lockers and drawers
• Teak and holly soles
• Ventilation fans
• Large island berth athwartship
• White laminate bulkhead with varnished teak trim
• Hanging lockers
• Book shelf above head of bed
• Opening port lights
• Hat rack
• Flat screen television
• Bronze reading lights
• Top load sea water cooled cold plate freezer

• Surrell counter top with special order white sink
• Single basin sink with fresh water back up foot pump
• Mirrored medicine cabinet
• Masterflush electric freshwater toilet
• Towel racks
• Shower with curtain and built in seat
• Opening port light
• Vanity mirror
• Access door in shower to engine room

The guest stateroom, located forward is finished with varnished teak throughout to provide a rich, warm and spacious feeling. It features a wide double bed to port and two individual berth over and under to starboard. The soles are teak and spruce. Hanging locker, book shelves and drawers are provided for storage.  Port lights, overhead hatches and fans provide plenty of ventilation.

• Sleeps four – two on the double and one on each individual bunk berth
• Double berth to port
• Two bunk beds (singles) to starboard
• Opening port lights
• Overhead hatches
• Hanging lockers
• Drawers
• Bed stand
• Mirror

• Surrell counter top with under mount sink
• Medicine cabinet with mirror
• Shower with curtain and seat
• Medicine cabinet
• Fresh water foot pump with sink spigot
• Louvered door forward with access to chain locker
• Groco manual sea water flush toilet

Coming up to the pilothouse from the saloon, the pilothouse is the command station for all ships navigation. 

The pilothouse forward console area includes a lot of surface area for the electronics array.  A bench seat with table aft of the control console provides comfortable seating for crew who can “back seat drive” while underway.  A pilot berth is up and aft of the settee and has a slide out extension to make it wider for two people. There is a cushioned steering bench seat that can be folded out of the way. 

In addition to the innovative floor chart locker, the forward stairs were designed with a removable floor cover. While on long passages the owners prefer to leave this floor in place to provide additional room for moving around and since they prefer to travel as a couple the forward stair case isn’t necessary for access.    

This is a beautiful teak room with gray laminate panels and a light white overhead.  When new electronics were installed the forward dash was modified to open up more space. The visibility is outstanding and all of the electronics are placed for convenient operation.  The helm is a stainless steel destroyer wheel and the convenience of the Simrad autopilot (with remote control) makes steering chores easy.

• Teak trim on overhead lights
• Custom forward dash cabinetry with laminate panels and gloss varnish trim
• Iridium satellite phone with intellidock cradle charger
• Icom IC - M802 SSB radio with mic and SP 24 speaker
• Icom VHF radio with mic, hailer and speaker
• Icom Commandmic VHF radio
• Furuno – monochrome radar
• Hella turbo fans mounted to port and to starboard
• ACR Search light control in overhead
• White mesh Textilene screens for outside windows
• Overhead hatch with gloss varnish teak frame
• JRC NVA-420 hailer in overhead
• Furuno FCV 585 color screen Depth sounder in overhead
• Furuno Nav Net 2 color screen monitor with radar, chart plotter and additional nav data
• Northstar 6000i color screen chart plotter
• Maxwell windlass control
• Danforth Constellation classic compass
• Wing engine with dual lever Morse cable controls and pull stick stop switch
• Yanmar wing engine control panel
• Northern Lights generator panel display
• 12V outlet plugs
• Main engine with dual lever Morse cable controls
• Naiad Dynamics active fin stabilizer control panel
• Simrad AP24 autopilot
• Simrad WR20 autopilot remote
• Simrad XTE analog rudder angle indictor with digital degrees
• Simrad IS20 Depth display
• Simrad VMG Wind analog wind direction with digital speed
• Marol Map-10 autopilot (back up)
• Autopilot toggle switch between Furuno and Northstar
• Hart Tank Tender – air pressure tank volume monitor
• Main engine alarm
• Windshield wiper toggle
• Horn
• Wesmar bow and stern thruster control levers
• Maxwell windlass control
• FloScan fuel sentry and monitor
• Fireboy engine room tank gauge and alarm
• Fireboy remote pull handle to activate engine room fire suppression tank
• Quartz brass clock
• Plastimo brass barometer
• Bronze ships bell with braided lanyard
• Icom  BC-166 hand held VHF in cradle charger
• Icom IC-M127  VHF radio in overhead panel
• Fill in sole above forward stairs in pilothouse
• Entire pilothouse carpeted
• Electrical panel with hinged door and lighted toggle breakers
• Trace inverter RC7 remote control panel
• Votronic solar panel remote voltage display
• Fusion stereo CD music system
• Stainless steel destroyer wheel
• Fold up cushioned helm seat
• Magazine rack
• Pilothouse sliding doors outboard have full height mesh bug screens that include roll up straps
• Rod holder racks in overhead (fishing rods and reels not included)
• Accusteer HRP 75-12 helm pumps
• Teak nav pencil caddy
• SSB Tuner installed behind varnished teak vent housing in aft overhead
• Pilothouse settee table folds out for larger surface area
• Pilothouse sole is raised in center to accommodate chart storage locker
• Settee foot rest has manual storage inside
• Hanging locker (safety equipment) has storage compartment top load access
• EPIRB - outside
• Stainless steel destroyer wheel
• Fold up teak cushioned bench seat for piloting
•  Master electrical panel with light diodes

Forward stairway

• Hanging locker
• Splendide 2000S combo clothes washer and dryer

• Freeman hatch access to chain locker
• Maxwell VXC3500 electric windlass
• Fresh water hose bib
• Primary anchor is Bruce 50KG plow with swivel and 300’ of chain
• Secondary anchor is Delta plow type.. – secured to stainless anchor floor plate
• Two dorade vents with adjustable cowl scoops
• Fiberglass deck box on raised stainless steel feet
• Vetus deck vent
• Dock lines and fenders

• Freeman hatch foredeck access
• Locker door forward in head for access
• Storage shelves
• Oil storage
• Line storage
• Access to windlass
• Extra lighting in overhead
• Battery for windlass and bow thruster
• 400’ of new galvanized chain
• Electric bilge pump

• Propane locker with two tanks
• Portuguese bridge deck has teak cap rail
• Custom welded bails for fuel bladder attachment
• New Marinco shore power connections on port side

The aft deck cockpit of Stormhaven covers the lazarette area (steering) and has two boarding entries – starboard and aft.  There is a vertical ladder mounted forward to port that provides access through an opening hatch to the boat deck.  There is also a stainless and polyethylene planked swim platform aft that is wonderful for SCUBA diving and makes a great landing dock when you arrive by launch.

• Ladder with hatch to boat deck area
• Steps and railing for over the transom access to the swim platform
• Side door on port side of cockpit for docks
• Covered side deck to starboard with mid ship boarding door for docks
• Freshwater wash down
• Propane BBQ
• Overhead sun visor extension of boat deck – ss and canvas
• Complete clear Isinglass enclosure
• Stainless ladder with varnished teak treads to overhead hatch access to boat deck
• Fish rod holders
• Stainless hand rails
• Centerline access ladder to swim step
• Varnished teak caprail
• Painted stand pipe/compression post for crane on boat deck
• Swim ladder
• Live bait well

In addition to convenient access to the steering gear there is convenient storage for extra gear. This machinery space is well organized for maximum utility and like so much of the boat looks brand new it is so clean.

• Wesmar stern thruster
• Steering
• Emergency tiller
• Storage bins
• Spare anchor
• Scuba tanks
• Spares

The boat deck houses the ships tender which is a 10’ Caribe RIB with Honda 25HP outboard mounted on cradle chocks with securing tie downs.  The Marquipt crane makes launching and retrieval much easier than the typical boom winch set up on most 46’s. The boat deck can also be accessed aft from the cockpit ladder and hatch.  The mast has a tremendous assortment of nav/com antennas and two paravane outriggers attached.

• Inflatable RIB with outboard
• RIB on Weaver stand with turnbuckle tie downs to Wichard folding pad eyes
• Marquipt 1,000 # hydraulic swivel crane dinghy lift with electric winches
• Lifesling on stainless railing
• Deck box storage locker
• Running light boxes – port and starboard
• Stainless steel tripod for Furuno open array radar
• Votronic Solar panels mounted on pilothouse roof
• Deck box storage locker on pilothouse roof
• Switlik 6 person life raft in canister
• Paravane outriggers
• Lighting ground dissipater wand
• Deck box storage locker on boat deck
• Radar dome
• Firdell Blipper radar reflector
• Wind instruments
• Hailer
• Seawatch television antenna

• Lugger L-6414 D 143HP with Twin Disc transmission, Keel cooled, dry exhaust
• 130 amp alternator
• Dual lever engine controls
• Interlocking soft tile floors
• Lugger main engine
• Yanmar wing engine- 27HP approx 300 hours
• 12 KW Northern Lights generator in sound shield approx 8700 hrs
• Racor 75900 duplex fuel filter for main
• PFM Blue fuel filter
• Fuel transfer pump and filter
• Fuel supply, return and transfer manifolds
• Flo Scan diesel fuel measure
• Naiad active fin stabilizers - upgraded
• Four fuel tanks with color coded valves and sight glasses
• Fireboy fire suppression
• Oil change system with Oberdorfer pump
• Edson manual bilge pump
• Village Marine Squirt water maker
• Lewco battery charger
• Trace Mariner inverter/charger model 2512
• Wesmar electric bow thruster
• Wesmar electric stern thruster
• Village Marine SPW Squirt watermaker
• 3 Zone  Cruisair air conditioning –12,000 BTU pilot house, 12,000 BTU for staterooms and 16,000 BTU’s for the saloon

• 10’ Caribe RIB tender
• Honda 25 HP outboard
• Numerous spare parts 
• Storm plates for saloon side windows
• Painted hull and deck
• Canvas covers
• White mesh window screens
• Fender hangers
• All USCG requirements

If you would like to own a finely tuned Nordhavn 46 with a proven track record of ocean crossing passages that shows like a classic concourse showroom vehicle, Stormhaven should be at the top of your list!  Getting on board to see for yourself is the only convincing you will need.   The care and attention to all systems is impressive. Redundancy and reliability are essential for long range cruisers.  When you study the photos and review the equipment installed you will better comprehend just how well equipped she is. Stormhaven is priced extremely competitive - especially when you consider your purchase price buys you a complete yacht, ready to go.  This type of turnkey value is often misunderstood by buyers who are attracted by a low asking price and do not fully understand the total cost commitment of add ons, fixes and repairs that add up after the sale.  Stormhaven has safely ventured thousands of miles and is a boat you can own quickly with no need to go straight to a ship yard to begin an extensive project work list that by the time you are done will push you way over your budget…like so many other trawlers listed for sale. 

To consider the purchase of a vessel like a Nordhavn 46, which can literally take you anywhere in the world, there are three key “life ingredients” that must come into alignment - time, health and money.   As should be expected, Stormhaven is out cruising now between California and Mexico, creating more memories and staying on the move, the best way for a boat of this pedigree to be maintained fresh and ever ready.  Stormhaven represents an exceptional opportunity – an open book just looking for you to start writing the next chapter…

Potential purchasers should assume that items on the vessel at the time of viewing, but not specifically listed on this sheet, are not included with the sale of the yacht.  These specifications are believed to be true and correct, but cannot be guaranteed.  Items excluded include, but are not limited to – Wood carvings, shells, paintings, antique level gauge in saloon, clothing, tools and some galley gear. All owners’ personal effects and clothing will be removed prior to closing.