The Qullet cabin sloop from 2002 is a versatile and characterful vessel, ideal for relaxing trips on inland waters, canals, and ditches. With a robust steel hull and a thoughtful design, this sloop offers both comfort and ease of use. The cabin provides sleeping space for two people, making the boat suitable not only for day trips but also for a weekend getaway on the water.
Technical Specifications
The Qullet cabin sloop has a length of 9.00 meters and a width of 3.00 meters, providing ample space for a comfortable sailing experience. With a draft of 0.60 meters and an air draft of 1.50 meters, this sloop is suitable for various inland waters. The hull is made of steel and has a round bilge shape, contributing to the boat's stability. Steering is done via a wheel on the outside, and the sloop is equipped with a single rudder for efficient maneuverability.
Comfort and Layout
The cabin of this sloop is designed for practical and comfortable living on board. With two fixed berths, a stove, and a refrigerator, the boat offers the possibility to spend several days on the water. The interior headroom is 1.55 meters, providing sufficient space to move around.
The onboard facilities make this sloop extremely practical and comfortable. The boat has a 100-liter water tank, ensuring enough water is available for daily needs. The manual toilet is directly connected to open water. The kitchen facilities include a stove and a refrigerator.
For extra comfort, the sloop is equipped with outdoor cushions and a stylish teak deck. The swim ladder facilitates getting in and out during a refreshing dip. Additionally, there are fenders and lines included. There is also a lifebuoy and a self-draining cockpit.
Engine and Performance
This sloop is equipped with an inboard Sole 3.4 diesel engine with a power of 34 hp. The engine has four cylinders and approximately 1,500 operating hours. The fuel consumption averages 1.5 liters per hour, making the sloop an efficient choice for longer trips. The boat reaches a maximum speed of about 5 km/h, which is ideal for leisurely sailing and enjoying the surroundings.
The engine of this sloop contributes to an efficient sailing experience. The Sole 3.4 inboard diesel engine from 2002 delivers a power of 34 hp and is equipped with four cylinders. Thanks to the electric start system, the engine is easy to start, with a fuel consumption of 1.5 liters per hour.
Onboard, there are various measuring instruments, including a fuel tank gauge, oil pressure gauge, temperature gauge, and tachometer. Electrically, the sloop is equipped with a battery charger, alternator, voltmeter, and shore power connection.
Maintenance and History
The sloop has been taken out of the water annually for maintenance. The last time was in 2025. In 2023, the hull underwent an antifouling treatment, contributing to the durability of the underwater ship. The boat was built on behalf of the previous owner and received a new owner after a few years, who sailed with it for about 15 years. The current owner then took over the sloop and used it for pleasure sailing and short vacations.
Special Features and Sailing Characteristics
The Qullet sloop is known for its stability and comfortable sailing characteristics. Despite the steel construction, the sloop is easy to maneuver, making docking and navigating simple. The spacious cockpit with teak deck offers a pleasant place to relax, while the cabin provides protection against the weather.
Included Extras
The sale includes an anchor with line and various safety accessories.
This Qullet cabin sloop is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of comfortable sailing on inland waters, canals, and ditches. Thanks to the practical layout and maintenance history, this boat is ready for new adventures on the water.
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