Aquastar Oceanranger 33

This well-regarded Aquastar combines proven offshore capability with comfortable cruising accommodation and dependable twin Volvo Penta TAMD 40B diesel engines on shafts. Built by Aquastar and in the same ownership from new, she benefits from a well-known history and careful upkeep throughout her life. Notably, the boat spent approximately ten years ashore and out of the water from 2005, helping preserve her overall condition. She offers accommodation for five in two cabins plus the saloon, with a practical galley, separate heads and raised internal helm position. Well equipped with Raymarine autopilot, radar, DSC VHF, electric windlass and a range of useful cruising equipment, this is a solid and capable cruiser from a respected British builder. Early viewing recommended. Accommodation Sleeps 5 in two cabins and the saloonDouble island berth in the forward cabinGuest cabin with two single berthsSeparate heads to port with seawater toilet, moulded hand basin, pressurised hot and cold waterInternal raised helm position to starboardL-shaped saloon seating to starboard, which is a double berth using an infill cushionLinear galley to port with a two-burner gas hob, grill, oven, front-loading refrigerator and stainless steel sink with pressurised hot and cold water Construction Built by Aquastar in 1983Designed by AquastarGRP hull deck & superstructureWheel steeringMechanics:Volvo Penta 148hp TAMD 40 B turbocharged diesel enginesShaft drivenThree-blade fixed-pitch bronze propellorsElectrics:2 x 120ah 12v batteries12v 115ah batterytCharging from engine alternatorsTankage:Fuel capacity 910 litres split between 2 tanksFreshwater capacity 230 litres