- Builder:
- OYSTER MARINE LTD
- Category:
- Cruising Sailboat
- Sub Category:
- Center Cockpit
- Model Year:
- 2003
- Year Built:
- 2003
- Country:
- United Kingdom
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OYSTER MARINE LTD - available for sale:
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SHAKURA has an immensely high level of specification, including a Mark II interior layout in maple and all the equipment that you could ever need for long-distance cruising. She has proved herself to be ideal for both long passages and for local cruising. She has been carefully maintained from Day One and was a boat show boat in 2003/04, and offers a great opportunity to purchase a well proven cruising yacht of the first quality that is ready for passage making.
SHAKURA has been well serviced this year and very little used. She includes an extremely comprehensive list of spares for world cruising.
We have owned SHAKURA from new and mostly used her only 2 up as she is very easy to handle.
We have maintained her as near to the original Oyster spec and finish as possible. She is very light and airy in her hard wearing Maple finish.
She has been to the Med and back and is an extremely comfortable, safe and fast blue water cruiser. She happily coped with an unforecast 50 knots plus for more than 24 hours across the Bay of Biscay, even though her crew we less enthusiastic.
She has the conveniences to make living on board at anchorage for extended periods remote from Marinas a great pleasure which we have enjoyed to the full. Equally she is a fast cruiser, as we have seen at many enjoyable Oyster Rallies we have attended, and quicker than an Oyster 53.
We were 190th overall in the Round the Island race this year, with no gear removed apart from the RIB, and with more than half tanks!
RCD Status: The yacht conforms with the essential safety requirements of Directive 94/25EC (Recreational Craft Directive) and is categorised A – “Ocean” (or Cat B – whichever is appropriate)
Hull, Deck & Superstructure Construction:
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Chart Plotter / Radar:
Autopilot:
Windex:
VHF Radio:
SSB Radio:
Satellite Phone:
PC:
Note: Electronics working as of May 2014. No Navtex available.
General:
Galley:
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Summary of Accommodation:
Description of layout from forwards:
Forward Double Cabin:
A spacious double cabin in the bows with a ‘V’ berth with an infill piece, with capacious drawers under, a vanity unit, lockers to port and starboard and a hanging locker.
Twin Cabin:
To starboard with upper and lower berths, a vanity unit and a hanging locker.
Forward Heads Compartment:
To port, accessed from the passageway and shared by the forward cabins, incorporating a Jabsco manual toilet, washbasin and shower. Hans Grohe quality mixer taps and pressure balanced showers. Soap dispenser.
Saloon:
Features a stylish table with maple ‘Birdseye’ to top face and curved settee area on the starboard side whilst to port is another curved settee. A large feature opening hull port each side allows visual contact with the outside whilst seated. A bookcase is fitted in the port and starboard hull port recesses. Outboard, to port and starboard are a pair of lockers and a shelf central to the hull port. The table is designed to form, in its closed position, an occasional table which is mounted on a very substantial pedestal base. Stowage for bottles is incorporated into the pedestal locker. The saloon is extremely light and airy, with seven windows of which two of the three forward ones open.
Navigation Area:
Customised around electronics and navigational instrumentation, flush mounted in a black, man-made leather fascia. The chart table with separate lap top space inside fits half-folded Admiralty charts and a good size bookshelf outboard of this.
Note: The leatherette panel (as it was. See picture below) housing the SSB and screen was replaced by a proper maple faced door to give access to the electronics behind, in the navigation area. The leatherette panel to the outside of the seat remains.
Galley:
The galley is located to starboard of the cockpit, in the companionway to the aft cabin. Features twin stainless steel sinks, stowage is provided for crockery. A gimbaled Force 10 FT60451 cooker in stainless steel, with 4 burners, grill and oven. Gas fittings overhauled in 2012; checked with certificate in 2013. A front opening refrigerator and a top-opening insulated coolbox are located beside each other at the aft outboard end of the galley. Sea water / fresh water manual pump. Refrigeration overhauled in May 2014.
Owner’s Cabin with En-Suite Heads Compartment:
With double berth offset from the centre line, a curved settee, dressing table and large hanging locker, with abundant drawer and locker space. One drawer fitted as a filing drawer.
Ensuite-heads with a PAR electric Quiet flush toilet, separate shower cubicle to port. Hans Grohe quality mixer taps and pressure balanced showers. Soap dispenser. Electric, three bar stainless steel towel rail.
Mast & Rigging:
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