Built in 1981 with yard No. D277/Sail No. KT399, this is good example of a Mk I Konsort, well spec’d originally, lightly used & clearly well cared for by the current and previous owners. 

 

The bilge areas are dry, the teak veneers in good order and she has been re-lined to a good standard in a previous ownership. The standing rigging was recently replaced (May 2023). And she has benefitted from an electrical system overhaul & upgrade 

 

If you enjoy your sailing, want the benefits of voluminous accommodation, and appreciate the build quality and the warmth of a honey-coloured teak wood finish of a prime Westerly-built yacht – all at under 30’, then this is a boat to view. 

 

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Please contact on 01752 228855 or email us for further details or to arrange a viewing 

Five/Six berths in two cabins, with a separate heads compartment between forward & saloon. 

Head-linings have been replaced by a previous owner and are generally in good order (although there are currently a few individual areas that could now do with attention to prevent further detachment). 

 

Forecabin: Two generous berths (larger than in the Westerly 33!) can form a double by use of an in-filling cushion. A stainless steel water tank is fitted beneath the forward end of the berths, but the under-berth lockers beneath the aft ends of the berths offer good volume. Deep fiddled shelves are fitted to either hull-side. Light and ventilation are provided by an overhead hatch and two opening portlights for cross-ventilation. 

 

Heads Compartment: Provided with a Jabsco marine-flushing toilet; pull-out handbasin and pumped cold water supply. Under-deck closed locker for bulk stowage. A large hanging locker to the opposite side of the vessel is fitted with a divider, with the intention of separating ‘wets’ from dry. In practice this area provides very practical bulk storage plus some hanging for clothing and/or jackets. 1 X 240v socket in this area. 

 

Saloon: Parallel settee berths to port and starboard; the port side’s settee extends to provide a practical double berth between hull side and the centre-line mounted table. Generous single quarter berth to port side abaft the chart table. Shelves each side above settee berths and glass fronted illuminated storage lockers. 

 

Chart Table: Chart stowage within a compact chart table, with deep-fiddled open shelf running aft above the quarter berth. The chart table’s lid has been re-orientated, with its hinges fitted on the outboard edge of the lid for ease of access and opportunity was taken to modify the facia panel to incorporate two 6 way electrical distribution panels and other instrumentation. 12v and 2 X USB sockets provide for phone or GPS charging. 

Sterling Power Pro-Power Q 12v/600 watt inverter with integrated 240V outlet socket mounted under chart table. 

 

Galley: L-shaped in form, to starboard of the companionway. Fitted with a stainless sink, pumped hot and cold water supply, Plastimo Neptune 2500 two burner gas cooker with a grill and oven. Two storage drawers; pans locker and dedicated crockery storage, plus a large under-deck storage locker. 2 X 240v sockets.