1972 Nautor Swan 4413m

CONSTRUCTION

RCD Status: Our understanding is that the yacht is exempt from the essential safety requirements of Directive 94/25EC (Recreational Craft Directive) as she was built and placed into use within the EU prior to 1998.

Hull Construction:

• GRP laminate hull construction.
• The hull is built of single skin construction using GRP/Kevlar reinforced polyester laminate.  A high proportion of the fibres are unidirectional, giving a stiff laminate with excellent strength and fatigue properties.
• Constructed using two primary hull moulds being bonded at the gunnel line.
• The hull is stiffened by the use of bonded bulkheads and supports.
• Below the waterline the hull sections have been subject to extensive inspection, moisture readings, steam cleaning and drying followed by the application of several coats of an epoxy treatment system – 2018/2019.  Described in the survey inspection from Summer 2021 as “being in most satisfactory condition with no significant areas of delamination or voids found.”
• The topsides’ gel coat has been professionally re-gelled in an off-white colour – described in the summer 2021 survey report “the surface and finish is exceptionally good for her age.”

Deck & Superstructure Construction:

• GRP deck and superstructure construction.
• The deck is mainly a cored-deck construction comprising solid and cored laminate.
• New teak to the decks, cockpit sole and seat bases – 2018/2019.
• Teak decks were fitted and bonded in place under vacuum.
• Stainless steel toe rail to be re-painted – autumn/winter 2021.

Keel & Rudder:

• Fin keel with keel ballast is cast lead alloyed and antimony bolted to the hull moulding.
• Cast-in keel bolts are of high-tensile stainless steel.
• The rudder blade is GRP and supported by a full length protective skeg.
• The rudder blade is constructed of substantial GRP with matching mouldings, stainless steel rudder stock.
• The rudder and skeg have been completely stripped down, inspected, repaired where required and rebuilt – 2018/2019.
• The rudder blade is supported by a stainless-steel lower bearing, which is fitted into the skeg.
• The rudder blade and skeg have been professionally moved as far aft as possible whilst under a previous owner for improved handing and performance.

MACHINERY

Engine & gearbox:

• Beta 50 marine diesel 4-cylinder engine producing approximately 50hp at 2,800rpm – fitted 2019 (commissioned 2021).
• Flexible engine mounts.
• Heat exchanger cooling.
• Oil change pump.
• Mechanical gearbox.
• PPS stern gland with water flushing for the stern tube.
• Single lever engine throttle control to the starboard side of the cockpit coaming.

Engine Hours & Maintenance:

• Engine hours –Negligible.
• Date of last engine service – Commission by Beta Marine installation engineer – April 2021

Propulsion & Steering:

• Shaft drive with stainless steel shaft driving supported by a Bronze P-bracket.
• Maxprop 3-bladed feathering propeller – 2018/2019.
• The steering system comprises a chain and cable to a single stainless steel steering wheel with replaced leather cover to the rim – 2018/2019

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

Voltage systems:

• 12vDC domestic system 12vDC start circuit and 230vAC via shorepower.
• All electrical systems newly professionally installed – 2018/2019.
• 12v DC panel with circuit breakers positioned at the chart table – 2018/2019.

Battery Banks:

• 1x 12v 130AH Engine start battery – 2018/2019.
• 2x 12v 130AH (260 AH combined) Service batteries – 2018/2019.
• Batteries located in the aft cabin under a central cushion.
• Battery isolator switch located in the aft cabin close to the batteries.
• Batteries are charged via the engine mounted alternator and battery charger.
• Victron LCD battery monitor at the chart table.

Alternator:

• 12vDC engine mounted 120Amp alternator.

Charger/Inverter:

• 220vAC battery charger – 2018/2019.
• 500w Inverter.

Other Electrical:

• 220vAC shore power connection replaced – 2018/2019.
• 220vAC ring main – replaced – 2018/2019.

PLUMBING & GAS SYSTEMS

Fresh Water:

• Pressurised hot & cold-water system using 12v DC pressure pump assisted by pressure accumulator – 2018/2019.
• Water heated by engine driven calorifier with immersion element.
• Thermostatic mixer taps supplying galley and heads.

Bilge Pumps:

• 1x Whale manual bilge pump is fitted in the cockpit and is controlled to the portside by the helm position.
• 2x Johnson Pump electric bilge pumps which are fitted with a float switch for automatic operation but also with a manual override switch on the dash panel at the chart table. High water bilge alarm to each electric pump.
• Pumps draw through suction lines located in the saloon bilge and discharge overboard.

Other plumbing:

• Seacocks and through hull fittings checked and replaced – 2018/2019.

TANKAGE

Fuel:

• Total fuel capacity is 150-litres in one stainless steel tank located under the saloon sole.
• Wema analogue fuel tank gauge at the chart table.

Fresh Water:

• Total water capacity is 330-litres.
• Fresh water is stored in 2x stainless steel tanks, located below the saloon berths. The tank is fitted with inspection hatches, baffles, deck filler and breather.
• Wema analogue water tank gauge at the chart table.

Holding Tanks:

• Black water holding tank.
• Wema analogue tank level gauge at the chart table. Tank can be pumped out via a deck outlet to the starboard side deck or via gravity through a pipe and below the waterline skin fitting.

NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT

Navigation Equipment

• B&G radar GPS chart plotter with AIS to the chartable - 2018/19
• B&G radar GPS chart plotter with AIS to the cockpit - 2018/19.
• AIS receiver - 2018/19.
• 2x B&G displays in the cockpit for speed, depth wind and compass - 2018/19.
• Helming compass to the helm pedestal.
• Navigation lights including a mast head tri-colour.
• Radar reflector mounted part way up the forward side of the mast.
• B&G enclosed radar scanner positioned part way up the forward side of the mast - 2018/19.

Communication Equipment:

• B&G DSC VHF radio with mast head aerial – 2018/2019.

DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Galley:

• Alpes Inox Stainless steel gimballed gas oven and 3-burner stove – 2018/2019.
• Stainless steel double bowl sink with hot and cold mixer tap – 2018/2019.
• Top opening fridge – 2018/2019.

Heads:

• “Jack & Jill” style, being accessible from the main cabin for a guest/day heads or as an en-suite to the aft cabin.
• Positioned to starboard.
• Jabsco manual flush marine heads- 2018/2019, discharges via diverter valves, seacocks and skin fittings either overboard or into the holding tank.
• Moulded wash basin with hot and cold mixer tap/retractable shower head.
• Cupboards.
• Teak grating to the sole with a sump pump under and control switch by the wash basin.

Lighting:

• LED interior deckhead cabin lights- 2018/19
• LED reading lights to the saloon, aft cabin and fore cabin - 2018/19.
• Red coloured night light to the chart table - 2018/19.

Heating & Ventilation:

• Eberspacher - Diesel fired warm air heating with 2x outlets (1x to the saloon and 1x to the aft cabin) – 2018/2019.
• Heating control to the chart table.
• 4x Durade deck mounted cabin vents with chrome cowls.
• 2x Vetus stainless steel cabin vents.

Entertainment:

• Sony DSX-A410BT car type radio with Bluetooth connected to saloon speakers - - 2018/19.

ACCOMMODATION

Summary of Accommodation:

• Up to 6 berths in 2 double cabins, plus saloon settee berths, single head and a L-shaped galley. Navigation table.

Accommodation Finish:

• Burma teak interior joinery made up of faced marine plywood with solid teak.
• Wood surfaces sanded, and re-varnished – 2018/2019.
• Teak battening to exposed hull sides – 2018/2019.
• Teak soleboards with holly inlay – 2018/2019.
• White vinyl headlinings with teak trim – 2018/2019.
• Blue Alcantara style upholstery throughout – 2018/2019.
• All new cushions throughout – 2018/2019.

Description of Accommodation from Forward:

Forward Cabin:

• Large double V-shaped berth.
• Teak slates to the hull sides.
• Cupboard doors with louvres to the forward end.
• 2x reading lights.
• Manship deck hatch.
• 2x cupboards with louvred front section for ventilation.
• Teak and holly to the cabin sole.
• White headlining with teak strips.
• Twin doors to:

Saloon:

• Twin sofas with central dropleaf dining table with internal storage and the keel stepped mast passing through.
• Teak slates to the hull sides.
• Storage cupboards.
• Manship deck hatch.
• LED down lights and reading lights.
• White headlining with teak strips.
• Teak and holly to the cabin sole.
• Classical Nautor Swan style teak partition with integrated grab handles designates the division between the saloon and galley/navigation area.

Galley:

• Located to the port side.
• L-shaped.
• Alpes Inox Stainless steel gimballed gas oven and 3-burner stove – 2018/2019.
• Stainless steel double bowl sink with hot and cold mixer tap positioned as near as possible to the centreline of the vessel – 2018/2019.
• Top opening fridge – 2018/2019.
• Cupboards and draws.
• White coloured worktops with raised teak fiddles.
• 2x Manship deck hatches.
• Vetus stainless steel vent.
• Teak and holly to the cabin sole.
• Gas alarm control.
• 2x Fixed windows to the cabin superstructure.
• LED down lighting.
• White headlining with teak strips.

Navigation Area:

• Chart table with a hinged top giving access to internal storage, draws under.
• Bench seat.
• Electrical control panel
• Panels with the electronics and gauges inset to.
• Navigator’s red coloured nightlight.
• 1x Manship deck hatch.
• White headlining with teak strips.
• 2x Fixed windows to the cabin superstructure.

Companionway:

• Steps with inset non-slip patches with chrome surrounds leading up to the bridge deck and cockpit via a sliding hatch.
• The steps hinge up and have a locking bar to assist with access to the engine compartment.
• Engine compartment cover, being internally insulated for sound deadening is located under the steps and hinges forward for access to the engine.
• White headlining with teak strips.

Aft Cabin:

• 2x single berths with a central bench seat, which is over the area containing the batteries.
• Storage alcove.
• Shelving.
• Teak slats to the hull sides.
• White headlining with teak strips.
• LED downlights.
• Reading lights.
• Teak and holly to the cabin sole.
• Porthole to the cockpit.
• 2x deck hatches.
• Cupboards with louvred panels inset to the doors for ventilation.
• 2x Fixed windows to the cabin superstructure.

DECK EQUIPMENT

Rig:

• All spars have been replaced – 2018/2019.
• Selden silver anodised aluminium keel stepped masthead rigged mast with two sets of non-swept back spreaders for improved downwind sailing ability.
• Mast is supported below on a substantial stainless-steel fabrication, in-turn, bolted and bonded on to the hull moulding above the keel sections.
• Selden silver anodised aluminium boom arranged with slab reefing and toping lift.
• Quay Sails beige coloured mainsail stack pack with “ASTRID’ in blue lettering to either side with lazy jacks.
• Selden Rodkicker 30 solid boom vang with anodised aluminium casing housing a hydraulic ram.
• Sailtec hydraulically operated adjustable back stay with a single central back stay – 2018/2019.
• Stainless steel 1x19 wire standing rigging – 2018/2019.
• Substantial stainless-steel chainplates, bolted through the deck moulding with substantial straps bolted through webs bonded to the hull mouldings.
• Mast check stays.
• Harken MKIV 3 genoa roller furler.
• Control line jammers to the mast.
• All running rigging – 2018/2019.
• 1x Winch handle holder to the starboard side of the mast.
• Lewmar deck mounted genoa sheet tracks and cars completely restored with newly chromed finish.  Genoa cars with custom fabricated stainless steel and chrome knurled locking pins.
• Adjustable mainsheet track with chrome turning blocks and fittings, positioned in the cockpit just forward of the helm pedestal for easy control by the helm when required.
• Stainless-steel and chrome finished port and starboard deck mounted genoa sheet turning blocks.

Winches

• Winches replaced 2018/19.
• 2x Antal XT52 chrome finish two-speed self-tailing manual genoa sheet winches.
• 2x Antal XT40 chrome finish two-speed self-tailing manual spinnaker sheet/guy winches to the cockpit.
• 2x Antal XT40 chrome finish two-speed self-tailing manual winches to the deck by the mast base.
• 2x Antal XT44chrome finish two-speed self-tailing winches, one to either side of the mast.
• 1x XT30.2chrome finish two-speed self-tailing winch to the aft side of the mast.

Sails:

• North Sails Dacron fully-battened mainsail
• Dacron roller furling genoa with beige coloured ultraviolet protective strip

General:

• Refurbished; stainless-steel pushpit, pulpit and stanchions.
• Double stainless-steel wire guardrail – 2018/2019.
• Sprayhood frame – 2018/2019.
• Bridge deck layout forward of the cockpit being covered with teak and caulking giving access to the hatch to the companionway.
• Teak outboard motor bracket to the pushpit – 2018/2019.
• Manship deck hatches with chrome frame – 2018/2019.
• 2x Stainless steel grab rails to either side of the companionway entrance.

Covers & cushions:

• Sail Shape beige coloured sprayhood to the companionway – 2018/2019.
• Quay Sails beige coloured mainsail cover with “ASTRID’ in blue lettering to either side – 2018/2019.
• Beige coloured steering wheel and pedestal cover – 2018/2019.
• Beige coloured winch covers.

Anchoring & Mooring:

• Chrome stainless steel twin bow roller with twin matching fairleads.
• Lofrans Project deck mounted chrome electric anchor windlass and deck controls with chrome covers – 2018/2019.
• Harbourfast 45Ibs plough anchor with deck mounted stainless steel stowing bracket.
• Approximately 67.06m / 220’ of anchor chain – 2021.
• Stainless steel mooring cleats to the bow, stern and at amidships.
• Fairleads incorporated into the stainless-steel toe rail.
• Various mooring warps and fenders.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

General note on safety equipment: Any safety equipment such as liferafts, Epirbs, fire extinguishers and flares etc. are usually personal to the current owner(s) and if being left on-board as part of the sale of a used vessel may require routine servicing, replacement, or changing to meet a new owners specific needs.

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