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Nordhavn 56 Motorsailer Tel: +64 9 377 3328 Fax: +64 9 377 3325 info@yachtfindersglobal.co.nz Nordhavn 56 Motorsailer Description General A stunning vessel – luxurious quality and comfort Year: 2009 personified. Pacific Asian Enterprises stopped building its Mason-designed sailing boats some Price: US$899,000 years back to focus on its line of trawlers. With Additional Charges: None the Nordhavn 56 Motorsailer, it takes another Boat Type: Sail look at sail, but as a way to add range and versatility to an otherwise thoroughly trawler- Hull Type: Pilothouse like vessel. The extra drive from even a modest www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz sail area,... Location: Offshore Engine/Fuel: Diesel Hull Material: GRP Dimensions Engines Length: 56 ft No. of Engines: 1 LOA: 57'5" Engine Brand: Lugger L1066 H.1M Beam: 16'7" Engine(s) HP: 250hp Draft: 7' Cruising Speed: 6.5 knots Displacement: 95000lb Max Speed: 10.3 knots Hours: 2900 hours Builder / Designer Tankage Builder: Nordhavn Fuel: 800 gal Designer: Jeff Leishman Water: 450 gal Holding: 75 gal Accommodation . Nordhavn 56 is hull #8 of the well-received Sharing the forward area of the saloon is the motorsailer series & is the (3) stateroom model pilothouse with a single helm chair & ample with larger interior & galley. chart table to starboard. The dash & overhead are smartly equipped with A 1200 square foot powerful sailing rig sails her propulsion, navigation & communications at hull speed on the fresh breeze while motor controls. Port & starboard “dutch” doors sailing produces hull speed at 1.5(GPH) on light provide access to the foredeck. breeze & pure motoring produces hull speed at 3 (GPH). The stability of the rig underway provides The large forward deck provides access with for a comfortable underway experience on this either side of the mast to the bow which proper sailing ship. reveals a large Lewmar hatch accessing the ample sail & chain lockers. Aft of the mast is Boarding from aft, she has a welcoming a large deck area & (3) Lewmar hatches www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz integrated swim platform that doubles as a providing fresh air below to the galley & dingy dock. The teak capped aft cockpit is salon. accessed through a transom door, showcasing the BBQ/sink/reefer storage console over a teak Accessing below decks from the pilothouse deck. forward one descends (3) steps down to the salon area with office hutch, modern From the cockpit forward, the saloon is entered electrical services panel port & upgraded through a stout ‘dutch’ door revealing a stunning galley to starboard. Forward of the galley & cherry interior space cushioned in ultra leather. salon to starboard is the VIP stateroom with The U-shaped settee to starboard includes a queen size bunk outboard & private head & stunning varnished table. On the port side is a shower. To port is the over/under bunk straight settee with storage below housing the stateroom with private head & shower. upgraded Bose entertainment A/V equipment. Behind the port settee is a Sony L.E.D. TV There is excellent access to the well- mounted on a motorised Aritex lift. The seating designed engine room under (3) large provides excellent viewing on both sides, opening hatches in the galley/salon sole. Aft forward & aft. & below (2) steps is the master stateroom with centre line queen bed with private head & shower. All stateroom heads feature heated tile floors. The large machinery space lazarette (below the aft cockpit) is accessed through a large deck hatch or aft the through master stateroom shower door. Electronics Rigging Sails Furuno NavNet 3D in (2) multi-function displays Mast and boom built by Forespar (plotter, 72-mile radar & depth sounder) “Leisure Furl” in-boom hydraulic furling system Furuno FA-50 class B AIS transceiver for mainsail Furuno auxiliary 24-mile radar Headsail roller furling system is a Harken hydraulic unit Furuno/Sirius satellite weather receiver Sails built by North Sails Simrad AP28 autopilot Full batten mainsail, 8.5 oz Icom IC-M604 VHF- FM transceiver 130% cruising Genoa – UV leech and foot, 9.5 oz Icom IC-M802 –HF transceiver (AM-SSB) Norlon 150% asymmetrical Gennaker KVH satellite television receiver Self-tailing spinnaker winches in cockpit Sailor Fleet One satellite telephone & data www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz transceiver w/optimizer (Inmarsat Network) Lewmar self-tailing Genoa winches WIFI extender Lewmar Commander 400 system to power all hydraulic winches Pactor modem Winch handles Interphase SE-200 forward-looking sonar Electrical System Machinery Northern Lights 12kW generator with 165 HP Lugger diesel engines with approximately 2845 hours with sound enclosure approximately 2950 hrs. and gen-sep system (gas and water separator) Hundested propeller and propeller shaft Spare filters, oil and impellors for the generator (Variable pitch prop) Model #VP 4 FR-ELC, with spare grease tubes Outback 24-volt power inverter/charger Sidepower 24V bow thruster 15 HP Inverter bypass switch Sidepower 24V stern thruster 15 HP Newmar PT95U 95amp battery charger Sidepower wireless remote control for the bow Two (2) shore power outlets and stern thrusters 50-amp Marinco shore power cord Kobelt hydraulic steering system with two helms Two (2) 30-amp Marinco shore power cords (pilothouse and forward cockpit) 50-amp to 30-amp Marinco shore cord adapter Fuel transfer system with fuel polishing Two (2) 30-amp to 50-amp Marinco reverse “Y” 800 gallons diesel fuel in three fibreglass tanks adapters with an aluminium supply reservoir feed tank 50′ 15-amp extension cord Standard wet exhaust Two (2) AGM Lifeline 8-D batteries for the bow Electric and manual emergency bilge pumps thruster (04-2019) Reverso oil change system for engine, Two (2) AGM Lifeline 8-D batteries for the stern transmission and generator thruster (12-2015) Spare filters, oil and impellors for the engine Six (6) AGM Lifeline 8-D batteries for the house (12-2015) Two (2) AGM Lifeline 4-D batteries for the engine (04-2019) 12v AGM com battery (05-2018) Two (2) GPL31T Lifeline AGM generator batteries (12-2015) Separate engine starting batteries www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz Wired for TV and telephone Plumbing System Optional Extras U-Line refrigerator Port side settee in lieu of standard port side cabinetry U-Line freezer Aritex TV lift in salon Additional U-Line freezer in lazarette Samsung 40″ LED TV in salon Force Ten three burner stove LPG with gimbals oven Upgraded Bose sound system in the salon LPG gas sniffer in the galley DVD player in the salon Two aluminium propane tanks and one FRP tank Direct V receiver and Samsung Blu-ray player in (located in cockpit locker) the salon GE microwave Samsung 32″ LED TV in the master cabin with high performance wall speakers GE trash compactor Direct TV receiver and Samsung Blu-ray player Jabsco fresh water pump in the master cabin 11-gallon Attwood water heater Samsung 32″ LED TV with additional Blu-ray 600 gallon-per-day water-maker player in the guest cabin Asko clothes washing machine Upgraded interior fabric – all Ultra leather Asko clothes dryer. cushions Freshwater wash down, fore and aft Teak and spruce flooring throughout Sea water wash down fore and aft Extra handrails throughout Two (2) Raritan Atlantis freshwater toilets Cruisair 53,000 BTU air conditioning throughout with SMX controls and remote mounted compressors Upgraded granite countertops U-Line freezer in lazarette Teak deck in the cockpit Aft cockpit console with sink and fold-down spigot includes BBQ and refrigerator Extensive first aid supplies All required Coast Guard safety equipment including fire extinguishers, emergency signal www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz flares, horn, life jackets, oil and trash placards Custom owner’s manual with boat specific schematic diagrams for systems Dyson vacuum Brownies Huka system with an electric compressor, 120′ hose (two 20′ hoses, two 40′ hoses and two regulators), purchased in 2018 EPIRB ACR (purchased in 2018) Two (2) lifelines and harnesses Teak furniture for the aft deck Two (2) folding bikes in canvas storage bags Exterior canvas and windows covers Fishing rod and gaffe Pilothouse Exterior Stidd “Admiral” helm chair Maxwell windlass Furuno 4kW Radar with 3.5′ open array antenna 105 lb. stainless steel Aritex anchor Two (2) Furuno Navnet TZtouch 14″ monitors 400 ft. 3/8″ chain Furuno FA50 AIS System Class B (in and out) Chain stopper Navnet 3D Cmap vector charts, Central America Secondary Delta anchor with 30′ of chain and and the Caribbean nylon rode Simrad AP 2801 autopilot Aquapro 11’5″ #DMOR1101 dinghy with Honda 20 hp outboard. Electric start and tiller steer. Simrad HPU 200 autopilot pump Vented dinghy cover included. Dinghy chalks Simrad wireless remote control unit #WR20 and tie-downs. ICOM M504 VHF radio Teak decks in the aft cockpit Furuno FM 3000 VHF radio 6-man Ocean Master life raft (certification Handheld (portable) Uniden VHF radio expired) Furuno GPS Magma LPG BBQ Furuno fish finder LED deck lights Furuno wind instruments including masthead fly LED running lights Windex All fenders and line www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz Furuno boat speed instruments Furuno FM 3000VHF radio Raymarine CCTV cameras in the aft cockpit and engine room Sirius XM satellite weather receiver Sirius XM satellite radio receiver Intellian i4 US marine satellite TV system Direct TV H24 HD satellite TV receiver Ritchie compass in pilothouse and globe compass mounted on the binnacle in the forward sailing cockpit Foredeck speakers Aft deck speakers Furuno F1501 wind display and F1503 at foredeck station Newmar 40-watt hailer/horn Additional Images www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz www.yachtfindersglobal.co.nz.
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