Noordzee Botter 17

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Noordzee Botter 17m from 1931 which in her early years was used as a fishing vessel in Urk. Around 1935 she was moved to Scheveningen by the construction of the Afsluitdijk where she was used as a fishing vessel until 1965. After this she was in commercial charter until 2000 when her current private owner bought her.

The Noordzee Botter is an excellent sailing living ship for longer journeys. Thanks to her wheelhouse, she is also easy to sail in colder regions, and on sunny days she can be steered from the outside using the tiller. The gangways are high and offer much safety when working on deck. The current owner has installed an electric motor to hoist the mainsail, so she can also be sailed with a small crew. For extra convenience, the jib is also placed on a roller reefing system.

Through a steep staircase we come to the living area, on port side the L-shaped galley with original faucet, fridge and stove and various storage spaces. To starboard is the L-shaped sofa which is very suitable as a lounge. Opposite a cozy dinnete for dinner. In the stern is a double bed with in the closet a dryer.

Through the cozy corridor we find on port side the owners cabin with double bed and desk with sink. On the other side is a compact office with a bunk bed. Against this is the wet room with toilet and washing machine and escape hatch.

We enter the engine room via the aft deck, here we find the Scania 156Pk engine as well as the generator, batteries chargers and water/diesel tanks.

Deck thickness report 2020 and CVO certification.

Are you looking for a sailing ship that feels perfectly at home in bigger waters, then this Noordzee Botter is definitely worth a visit!

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