Swan 46 / 092

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Description

Swan 46 / 092
Swan 46/092, launched 1991, German Frers famous twin cockpit design, white hull. LOA 46ft (14.33m) Draft 7.5' (2.4m); custom built fin keel with bulb, bow thruster, Mercedes 80hp engine, generator, air con, heater, big fridge and freezer with additional benefit of new engine driven compressor (08), microwave, TV and 3 outlet sounds system; 24v; 110v and 220v invertors, new battery charger(07), new(07) 12X2v house batteries, Sleeps 9 in comfort, Big sail wardrobe includes huge cruising foresail (new 07), spinnaker and cruising chute new (04), storm sails (new 03, used once). Deck equipment regularly serviced and in good condition, Lofrans windlass, Lewmar winches, (4 electric) Reckmann Hydraulic furling, in mast main, and foresail.

Model : SWAN 46 MK II
Length : 14.33 m
Beam : 4,38 m
Draft : 2.40 m
Engine : MERCEDES
Engine Power : 80 HP
Built Year : 1991
Material : GRP
Flag : British
Saloon : Can sleep 3
Cabins : 1 forward double berth + single berth,
1 aft double berth + single berth

Absolutely fully equipped to race or to cruise shorthanded.

Impeccable pedigree and performance.

The original layout of the boat has been changed by a Swan appointed yard to offer owner's accomodation forward.

An insurance survey was conducted recently and a rig survey in the summer of 08, both of these reports are available on request.

Owner's comments-

'Liela' is in exceptional condition, mainly due to the fact that the previous owner kept the yacht in a shed every winter wrapped in plastic. As for price. I weighed it up carefully against others of a similar age in the market and I believe I am very competitive, especially as the yacht is so well equipped and maintained. A suitable phrase, I recently heard, described the equipment on Leila as 'everything you would want on a 30 metre boat packed into 14 metres.' I have owned her since 2002.

Instruments

All B&G except for the Autohelm, the 2 NorthStar GPS's and, of course the Nobeltec 'whole world' navigation system which can be displayed on either the Pin Point screen, a laptop or on the boat's TV.