Fairey Fisherman

Fairey Fisherman

Boat REF# 125017
Price £17,995.00
LOA 8.25m (27'1")
Year 1962
Construction Wood laminate
Underwater profile Bilge keels
Berths 4
Engine 1 x diesel 37.5hp, Beta 1505 (2006)
Lying Portsmouth Harbour
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Boatshed Broker Ian Dawes
Telephone +44 (0)1794 341719
Mobile +44 (0)788 552 1960
Email ian@boatshedportsolent.com

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Extra Details

Designer Alan Burnard
Builder Fairey Marine
Lying Portsmouth Harbour
Fuel capacity 0 x 0.0 ltr (0.0 G)
Water capacity 0 x 0.0 ltr (0.0 G)
Holding tank capacity 0 x 0.0 ltr (0.0 G)
Last survey Not Recorded

Mechanical

Engine 1 x diesel 37.5hp
Beta 1505 (2006)
Engine Hours engine1:   100
Engine Cooled Fresh Water
Steering Wheel
Drive Shaft
Prop(s) 3 blade fixed
Fuel consumption (approx) 2.5 ltr (0.6 G) /hour At Cruising Speed
Cruising speed (approx) 6 knots
Max speed (approx) 8 knots
Engine fitted new in 2006. 2:1 Gearbox

Dimensions

LOA 8.25m (27'1")
LWL 7.62m (25'0")
Beam 2.67m (8'9")
Draft Min 0.60m (2'0")
Draft Max 0.60m (2'0")
Displacement 2,500kg (5,512.5lbs)
Headroom 1.83m (6'0")
Storage Ashore

Rig

Sloop rigged Aluminium spars (1962), with stainless steel standing rigging (2001)

Sails

Mainsail Arun - Roller boom (unknown year)
Headsail - Furling (unknown year)
Sheet winches 2

Electrical Systems

12 volt, 2 batteries charged by: engine, shore power

construction

Wood laminate construction with Bilge keels underwater profile, paint finish
Constructed of hot moulded Agba (a type of African Cedar). Seven layers of laminate are placed in a vacuum cover and heated, impregnating the hull with glue, rendering the construction light, strong and nigh on rot-proof.

She is effectively a long-keeler with two smaller bilge keels to port and starboard, and a sturdy transome-hung rudder on her canoe stern.

This yacht’s hull appears to be in tip-top condition.

Accommodation

Cooker tick Grill tick
Oven tick Sink tick
Icebox tick Carpet tick
Curtains tick Cabin heating tick
Pressurised water system tick Non-Smokers tick
Handbasin 1
Shower 0
Heads 1 heads (Sea Toilet)
Two large single berths forward, with loads of stowage, including hanging lackers and four decent sized drawers.

There is a gas-fired catalytic cabin heater.

The saloon dinnette converts to a double berth, and the galley is nicely laid out, with plenty of work surface area and an immaculate cooker with oven and grill.

There are lockers everywhere, masses of well thought-out storage. The whole boat is bright and airey, which reminds me, the saloon windows have been replaced and are nice and clear, no leaks that I could see, which good news!



4 berths with 1 doubles and 2 singles in 2 cabin(s) 2 burner gas cooker

Nav Equipment

Compass tick Speed tick
Wind tick Log tick
Radar tick VHF tick
Autopilot tick Clock tick
Barometer tick Navigation lights tick
Furuno M1622 Radar
Clipper Duet Speed/Depth
Clipper Wind

Deck Gear

Sail cover tick Warps tick
Fenders tick Boathook tick
Swim Ladder tick Instrument Covers tick
Cockpit Enclosure tick    
manual Lowrance windlass
2 anchors
(Fortess and kedge)
30.00m (98'5") of chain
2.00m (6'7") of warp
dinghy (unknown year)
(Inflatable)

Safety Equipment

Gas detector tick Life buoys tick
Horn tick Boarding ladder tick
1 bilge pumps (1 manual / 0 electric)

Broker's Comments

Register with Boatshed to see 61 extra photos of this Fairey Fisherman .
I have to say I didn’t know much about these boats before I stepped aboard this delightful Fairey Fisherman, now for sale with Boatshed Port Solent. Everyone has heard of Fairey Marine of course, but fewer know about the 80 or so Fishermen that were built. The process and construction are intriguing, if you’d like to know more, give me a ring. The hull is based on Fairey design for a ship’s lifeboat (hence the canoe stern), so I don’t think there will be any issues with seaworthiness!

These boats range from a few thousand pounds up to this example, sitting firmly at the top of the tree. She won the Concours D’elegance in the owner’s rally of 1999, and the present owner bought her shortly after that. Since then he has showered love and many hours upon her, and the result is a quite exceptional classic motor sailor. New engine, new chainplates, new stainless steel keel bolts, the list of improvements and proper maintenance is pretty comprehensive.

It is difficult to convey just how bright and spacious she is down below, with brilliant storage and a classic feel to the interior woodwork. Not many boats have fitted drawers under the forward berths, and the galley area is a joy to behold. On the forward bulkhead there is a charming little watercolour of a Fairey Fisherman under sail, and this will be staying where it belongs - with the boat it depicts.

Lift the engine cover and there is the 37.5 HP Beta diesel, fitted in 2006 and with only 100 hours on the clock. “Why are they selling such a lovely boat?” I hear you cry! Well, just look at the engine hours and you can answer your own question. It’s simply that the ex-Royal Navy couple who own her have just not had the time to sail her in recent years.

So folks, the only way you are going to get the measure of this cracking little boat is to come and see her, so give me a ring here at Boatshed Port Solent and we’ll set up a visit!




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Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.

This Fairey Fisherman has been personally photographed and viewed by Ian Dawes of Boatshed Port Solent. Click here for contact details.
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The particulars detailed herein are intended to give a fair description of the vessel but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, these particulars are not a part of any contract or offer and are supplied on the understanding that all negotiations shall be through Boatshed Brokerages, who are acting as brokers for the vendor. The vendor is not selling in the course of a business unless otherwise stated. The prospective purchaser is strongly recommended to check the particulars and where appropriate, at his own expense, to employ qualified agents to carry out surveys, structural and/or mechanical & electrical.
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