RIBs and Powerboats are excited to introduce this lovely Axopar 28 AC with Mercury Verado 300 L6 Outboard. This wonderful example of a series one 28 has been exceptionally well cared for and she has resided here at the Trafalgar indoor dry stack for seven years.
The Verado 300 engine has only cover 340 hours from new and has been well serviced. This outboard has built in power steering and drive-by-wire gears. Maneuverability is enhanced with the addition of a bow thruster and joystick controlled trim tabs.
The layout of the Axopar 28 starts in the bow where you will find a generous seating area that can be used for picnicking and relaxing. Moving aft, there is a very well-proportioned heads that you can access through door built into the front of the cabin. The walkways down either side are a good size with high sides for safety. The aft area has a large sun pad and there are bathing platforms either side of the engine. The starboard one has a telescopic swim ladder, and a fresh water shower is located on the port side.
Inside the cabin is a well-appointed helm station with two folding and swiveling seats. These can be folded forwarded to reveal a chest style fridge, a sink, and a single burner hob. Behind, there are two large, comfortable passenger seats. The port-side rear seat folds up which allows access to the aft double berth.
The electronics aboard include a large Garmin plotter with inbuilt sounder and radar, a Garmin VHF / DSC unit, a Mercury digital engine display, iPad station, Side Power bow thruster, joystick-controlled trim-tabs, remote search light, and diesel heating system. There are two batteries for the engine starting and house systems and one battery for the bow thruster.
The roof can be fully retracted so you can fully enjoy the sun whilst out on the water.
To arrange a viewing please call Gareth or Tom today on 02392 397000.
RIBs and Powerboats are acting as brokers for the owner of the vessel. These details are prepared from information provided by the owner and are intended only as a guide to give a fair description of the boat, but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not constitute part of any contract. A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check the particulars and to have the vessel fully surveyed by a qualified marine surveyor.