Crucero has had almost everything upgraded in the past few years. She is a classic Downeast Flybridge yacht upheld to the highest standards. All the current equipment and condition of Crucero places her at the top end of this market.
Trades considered – Owner would like to go back to SAIL.
Please present quality 45-53’ cruising sailboats in well maintained condition.
Even the most discriminating eye would marvel at the attention to detail present in Crucero. The original owner worked with the builder to make a custom styled slat bed in the forepeak, which makes accessing storage below the bed easier and also provides for a better night's sleep than traditional styled beds. The advantages of owning a custom built yacht are also present in the salon seats, which serve double-duty as storage compartments.
At the bow, you'll find storage under the forepeak bunk and a set of 3 mahogany drawers on either side. On the port side is a large hanging locker with a bookshelf and small counter. On the stbd side is another cabinet with four drawers, counter and another small bookshelf. The forepeak has two 12v Hella fans, four 12v lights, and several access points for the bow thruster and anchor locker.
Moving aft you'll find the galley to port with all the amenities of a well appointed home. There is a very large double sink, Force 10 Propane stove, and a Dometic propane/electric refrigeration/freezer. All usable space has been put to use as dry storage. Tucked away is a 110v washer/dryer unit.
The head is light and well-ventilated thanks to two opening portlights and hatch. The separate shower stall with seat allows for a more spacious area. Also included is a Vaccu-flush toilet, H&C pressure sink, locker and outboard locker storage.
A few steps outside the galley lead you to the bright and airy salon, where an L-shaped settee features storage below. This is complemented on the port side by two swivel chairs with moveable side table to hold beverages or slide out for use as a laptop work area. A removable drop leaf table is to starboard. Two removable helm chairs are situated in front of the lower steering station.
Engine access is available through a main floor hatch and through numerous easily-lifted floor panels. The engine room is clean and provides easy access to all of Tarka's vital organs.
Electronics
Deck & Hull
New Teak cockpit sole by Teak Decking, Inc. - 2012
New 16,000 btu Cruisair reverse conditioning with much better ducting - 2012
New Espar Heater - 2011
New Northstar 5.5 generator (runs entire boat) - 2010
New Xantrex Invertor 2000 watts with 140 amp built-in charger - 2011
New Xantrex Separate Charger 60 amps - 2011
4 new Northstar House Batteries - 2012
New Optima MFG battery on generator - 2012
New MFG 8D starting battery – 2011
2 new alternators on engine - 2011
New triple charging system for all batteries works off of generator, alternator, or shorepower. - 2011
Two new regulators, one digital three step, one solid state - 2011
Two new Pompanette Helm Seats and covers on bridge - 2011
New vent system in lazarettes - 2012
New refrigerator/freezer on bridge - 2011
New custom bedspread on bunk and curtains throughout
New Freezer in place of washer/dryer – 2007
New Ultra leather throughout – 2009
New Flatscreen color HD TV with KVH M3 Antenna – 2007
Two teak chairs and table in cockpit-2007
Saltwater foot pump in galley – 2007
New bimini on bridge – 2009
New custom cushions on bridge & seat in cockpit – 2008
Two Raymarine Raychart E120’s with Sirius Weather– 2008(New Charts installed 2012)
Two new Icom M504 VHF – 2008
Aluminum bottom inflatable - 2008
CMD4A watertight am/fm Clarion Satellite Sirius Receiver with two speakers installed on bridge -2008
Four coats of varnish on all exterior teak-2012
Two coats of satin varnish on all interior teak-2012
Annie Lannigan
(941) 374-3742
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