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The fuly sheltered helm station is 7.5' by 9' with over 6 feet of headroom. Forward to port a chart table opens from the dash providing storage and plotting station. To starboard the helm station abd controls. There are two large and comfortable helm seats for 2 which fold out along with footrests. Aft there is a decent sized locker or bar to port and space to starboard.
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Looking forward down the companionway there is a dinette to port which makes down to a double berth. Under are solid mahogony drawers for storage.
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Her galley and forward head lie to starboard with the head under the helm providing access to her electronics. The galley is set up for a 2 burner stove and large microwave, along with an appartment sized fridge.
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The aft cabin is sumptious with a wide bookcase and hanging locker against the bulkhead anda full sized double berth.
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Directly aft is a desk with access to the steerig and trandsome. To starboard are lots of solid mahogony drwaers. |
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To aft starboard the aft head is comfortable and satisfactory.
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The foreward head is exceptional not only for its size but almost 9' of headroom. We will build a nice little shower here by the symmer
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Looking forward past the galley the dinette is to port and a raised with drawers under. Although a v berth the 9' headroom as shown by a 7' high curtain in this photo make it almost a seperate cabin.
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the V berth its self provides almost 4' of cabin sole at the same height as the galley and is quite an exceptional V berth of which I am no fan.
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The L shaped gally is well layed out and with a bit of work should be above par for its marine environment.
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