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190625 Najad 460-038 Spec NAJAD 460 / 2004 NAJAD 460 / 2004 General description Data NAJAD 460 is an exclusive, solid and Modell Najad 460 seaworthy design from Judel/Vroijlic Builder Najadvarvet AB You will enjoy living aboard this Designer Najadvarvet/Judel/Vrolijk thoughtfully designed boat, with its Yacht type Centre cockpit cruiser beautifully crafted mahogany interior, no Building year 2004 matter if sailing, docked in a marina or at anchor… Location Toscana, Italy Price 338 000:- Euro A true Scandinavian high quality yacht in xlnt shape VAT status VAT paid Exhilarating, safe and comfortable - a delight to sail, on oceans or island hopping, anywhere in the world… Dimension and data Located in Toscana, Italy since -2016 Length 13,98 Key fact´s LVL 11,88 A very comfortable blue water cruiser, Width 4,28 m lightly used and very well kept Draft 1,90 m Professionally maintained, serviced, Displacement 15,5 ton continuously upgraded and stored during Material GRP/Composite winter season indoors from 2004-2016. Engine Yanmar 96 hp A yacht designed for a couple and set up Fuel 465 L for short handed sailing world wide Fresh water 565 L Pentry along the port side Black water 150 L Electrical winches Hot water 40 L Inmast electric Furling A yacht in superb condition Detailed Specification HULL Bottom treated with 2 layers Copper Coat and 5 extra layers with epoxy, a total of 7 layers -2014. Grounding plate for ground cables RIG and SAILS Rig In-mast furling, 3-spreaders (Seldén) Electric in mast furling system (Seldén) -2015 Genoa furling, Furlex Selden -2015 Inner forestay Furlex (Seldén) 300S Halyard tensioners (Seldén) Rodkick Selden, working from cockpit Aft stay tensioner, (Navtec) service -2015 Boom brake/preventer -2015 Aluminium rigging screw protection Windex Flag halyards Boom / cockpit light Deck lights, mounted at lower spreaders LED -2015 LED navigation light, 3-color and anchor light Thunder protection, all shrouds and stays, connected and grounded to the keel bolts Foghorn/laudhailor, manuel and automatic -2014 Sails Furling Mainsail 54,6 sqm UK Syversen Spectra with 4 standing battens, Spectra (UK) Tri radial Furling Genoa 68,4 sqm UK Syversen Spectra Tri radial with reef compensator and UV-ptotection Genoa sail cover, -2015 Furling staysail, Boding with reef compensator and UV protection -2015 Staysail cover, Boding -2015 Gennaker, Gennaker/spinnaker equipment Selden gennaker Furling Code X Anchor sail -2015 Code 0 Uk sails -2019 DECK EQUIPMENT Winches 2 x Electrical Genoa winch, stainless steel (Andersen 58 STE) 2 gear 2 x Electric Main sheet winch, stainless steel (Andersen 46 STE)-2015 Winches Stainless Steel (Andersen 46 ST) on mast Winches/halyard 2 for main and genoa on mast Deck / Sailing equipment Deck gear (Lewmar) Line clutches (Spinlock) Bowsprit in teak/stainless steel with folding ladder and fittings for gennaker-2015 Mooring equipment 4 x cleats, stainless steel 4 x spring cleats, stainless steel Protection bars at all cleats, gates and outside teak foot rail Mooring lines -2015 6 x Fenders Stainless steel bow protection rail Bow ladder Boat hook Anchor system Bow,Electrical windlass (Lofrans) with 8 mm 70m galvanized chain high tension -2015 Bruce anchor stainless steel 30 kg (reserve Bruce anchor in Stainless steel 20 kg) Aft Elektrical windlass (Lofrans) with 10mm stainless steel chain 50m and 30 kg CQR-anchor -2015 New spare Lofrans windlass, incl.electrical-box +a lot of other spare parts. 3x Remote control (2 of them are from – 2015) Spare anchor Bruce 20 kg, stainless steel Skylights, portlights, windows Fixed windscreen, aluminium Grab rails outside windscreen (stainless steel) 5 x skylights Portlights (opening type in heads, galley and aft cabin and fw cabin) Portlights openable between galley/cockpit -2015 Fixed portlights in the stern Teak Solid teak on deck, coach roof, cockpit, cockpit coaming, swim platform High-gloss varnished teak coaming Cockpit High gloss varnished entrance, instrument panel and chart table with integrated grab rails Two Foldable, one small and one large, varnished cockpit table with canvas cover -2015 Glass & bottle holders on pedestal Steering wheel, stainless steel, covered with elk skin Stainless steel grab rail at the pedestal 2x Chart lamp (white/red light) 12 V + 24V outlet Large cockpit locker Sprayhood x 2, 1 from -2015 not used before 2016 Sprayhood extension x 2, 1 from -2015 not used before 2016 Bimini with SS canopy arches with cover protection-2014 Cockpit cushions Burglar protective fitting with pad lock at companionway Teak grating as cockpit floor Remote control searchlight 4 wichard eyes for lifelines -2015 Wireless remote control, Raymarine -2015 Misc. deck equipment Targa foldable with this equipment from -2014-2015 - 3 x 130w 24V Sun panels, tilt able for and backward, charging up to 15amp/24V (correspond) 30amp/12V) - Wind generator Eclectic D400 24V - Searchlight gangway and bath platform - Reserve antennas VHF, AIS and TV - Navtex antennas - 2x Deck light Led - Anchor light Led - 2x Working light Led - Lift and swing arm for outboard - Additional davits (high) Davits, retractable (Benzensoni) Life raft, (Viking Resc You 6 pers.) in container -2015 Deck/anchor wash system in bow, outlet in anchor box, sea water pump Stainless steel protection rails for deck hatches -2015 Shower mixer on the bath platform 6 x Dorado vents and protection bars in stainless steel 2 x Pushpit "G&T" seats Lifelines gates starboard and port side 2 x Aftdeck storage lockers Handhold in anchor locker Jackstays on deck -2015 Led lights in all lanternas -2015 Pushpit teak fitting for outboard Dan Buoy Lifelines Wichard with reflective band -2015 INTERIOR General Hand made interior of mahogany Inspection hatches in floor boards Ceiling of withe covered panels with mahogany inlay Layout Owners aft cabin with enclosed heads/shower. Entering from companion way: Navigation table at sb. Galley and passage to aft cabin to pt. Saloon with comfortable chairs, sofa and table. Forward of mast: guest cabin at sb, heads with shower to pt and forward cabin. 6 + 1 berths Saloon Large comfortable saloon, Sofa to pt and comfortable arm-chairs to sb, plenty of cupboards and book shelf's Exclusive entrance stair with shaped foot steps and handrail of teak Grab rails in saloon ceiling 2x extra folding stools Galley The Galley is located to pt in the passage to aft cabin. Plenty of storage space, cupboards, drawers, dry storage. Corian galley worktop. Stove with oven, two burners Fridge (Isotherm) Freezer (Isotherm) Twin sinks Fresh water mixer Sea water tap, electric sea pump (no fitted) Remote control for LPG Kitchen fan with light -2015 Navigation area Well equipped navigation area located to SB of the entrance stair. Large nav table, drawers and nav seat Aft cabin Exclusive owner’s aft cabin with double berth, plenty of storage space in wardrobe, cupboards and drawers. Forward SB cabin Bunk berth cabin with wardrobe and shelfs Forward cabin Beautiful forward cabin with double berth, wardrobe, cupboards, shelf’s and drawers Heads / Shower Light and spacious heads with shower. Corian bench top and floor board. Cupboards for storage Fresh water mixer Soap dispenser Electrical toilet, forward (Jabsco) -2010 Electrical toilet aft (Jabsco) -2010 Gobius holdingtank meter for each toilet -2015 Heather outlets in both toilets Interior details Sky screens in all cabins, darkener/mosquito net (Ocean Air) Solar films at all windows Alcantara upholstery -2014 Curtains (special) in all cabin portlights, white colour Carpets throughout the bot -2014 Comfortable upper mattress in aft cabin Top mattresses in all 6 beds Ventilated bottom mattress Dimmable LED light throughout the boat -2015 Dimmable LED backgrounds light throughout the boat -2015 Night lighting on floor throughout the boat incl toilets and chart table Lights in all wardrobes TECHNICAL SYSTEMS Engine and Propulsion Bow thruster (serviced -2015) Well insulated engine room (spacious compartment with easy and good access for service) Yanmar 96 hkr, 970 hours Fuel filter with water alarm and sounders on steering pedestal Shaft, equipped with Aqua Drive (to reduce vibrations and axial force from prop) Shaft seal (Volvo) new -2015 Rope cutter Folding propeller, 3 bladed, Flexofold -2014 Generator Balmar 24V Tanks Fuel 465 L, 2 tanks Fresh water 565 L, 3 tanks Black water 150 L, 2 tanks, sea and deck evacuation Hot water boiler 40 L Pumps Manual bilge pump, cockpit operated Electrical bilge pump, high capacity (Rule) Electrical bilge pump, with float switch, auto/manual mode (Rule) 2x pumps for drainage each shower Dual water pumps for pressure water with a new pressure tank -2015 Electrical system 220 V shore power system 16amp with insulation transformer 220 V stainless steel inlet, standard EU cable -2014 220 V outlets in all cabins, navigation area, galley and engine compartment 24 V system, 12 V x 6 Gel batteries x 150 AMP approx 900 Ah / 24V, -2010 Antenna and TV connection in saloon, aft cabin and for cabin 24 V - 220 V charger/inverter, 70 A / 3 kW / 220 V / 50 Hz (pure sine wave) (cap able for the washing machine) Victron -2014 24 V - 220 V charger 50 A, spare 24 V - 12 V converters 12 V outlets in cabins, navigation area and cockpit 12 V x 1 engine start battery 12 V x 1 with separate charger, to Raymarine A57 plotter, standalone solution -2015 Battery monitoring, Batman -2014 Charge monitoring, Victron -2014 Navigation system Compass on pedestal Chart plotter 12’’ Raymarine C 120E on chart table in cockpit -2014 Chart plotter 9’’ Raymarine C 90E on steering pedestal -2014 GPS, stand alone unit with display, Raymarine A57 at chart table in saloon, standalone solution as security (separate battery charger)-2014 AIS Raymarine, klass B -2015 Radar antenna 4 kW, Raymarine, digital mounted on mast -2014 Autopilot (Raymarine ST 6001 plus) Course computer with rate gyro, Raymarine Mamba drive (Lewmar) Autopilot and instruments, wireless remote control (Raymarine Smart control) -2014 Instruments wind, speed, log, steering compass, graphic display (ST 60) Extra graphic display at nav.
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