Westerly Fulmar (1988) para vender en Chichester Marina, Reino Unido

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"Quintette" is a 1988 Westerly Fulmar 32 was built by Westerly Yachts, designed by the renowned naval architect Ed Dubois, adding to its credibility as a solid performer in various sailing conditions. The boat has a white GRP hull with the traditional blue and red style strips, with grey painted non-slip decks, teak rubbing strakes and a teak toe rail.  

The fin keel design is optimal for performance, providing good upwind ability and overall stability in various conditions

The current owners have owned the boat since 1998 and she has been sailed along the South Coast from Eastbourne to the West Country and across to North Brittany, Normandy and the Channel Islands.  This is a sad sale due to health reasons but would make a great blue water cruiser

Overall, this Westerly Fulmar is well-designed for its size, with an efficient use of space and facilities that make it comfortable for extended cruising while being manageable for smaller crews.

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The accommodation layout of this 1988 Westerly Fulmar is practical and well-suited for comfortable cruising, especially for its size. 

The boat offers up to six berths across two cabins, providing flexibility for families or small crews. The forward V-berth is  the most spacious, with the option for an infill to create a double bed.

The saloon seating can also convert to sleeping areas, with settee berths to port and starboard. One of the settees can be converted to a double berth.  The headlining panels were fitted by Bernie Merrett (ex Westerly) in 2008 to the saloon side decks, forepeak and quarter-berth.  The hull side linings have been removed in the forepeak and saloon berths.  Bernie Merret also replaced the windows.

The galley is well-equipped for cruising, with a Flavel Vanessa two-burner gimballed gas cooker that includes a grill and oven, making it practical for cooking at sea. There’s a stainless steel sink and a manual water pump that services both the galley and heads. The boat’s 40-gallon freshwater capacity is reasonable for coastal cruising or short trips.

The heads compartment to port includes a marine toilet and washbasin, providing basic but essential amenities. 

The boat has hanging lockers both in the forward cabin and near the heads, offering useful storage

The chart table to port with a quarter berth behind is typical of cruising boats, giving you a dedicated space for navigation and an additional sleeping area.

The headroom of 1.85 meters (about 6 feet) should be comfortable for most people, making the boat feel more spacious and functional, especially for extended time onboard.