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Type: Classic Sail
Year: 1971
Length: 60'
Price: $185,000
State: Caribbean
Engine: Perkins 4236
Drive: Inboard
Fuel: Diesel
Beam: 13' 4"
Draft: 7' 5"
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Type: Classic Sail
Year: 1971
Length: 60'
Price: $185,000
City: Cruising
State: Caribbean
Engine: Perkins 4236
Drive: Inboard
Fuel: Diesel
Beam: 13' 4"
Draft: 7' 5"
e-Mail SellerContact: Carolyn
Boat is located in: Cruising, Caribbean
UPDATE: Winter 2024-25 New Sail Covers and dodger, partial rigging update, complete new exhaust system, all new deep cycle batteries and solar panel installed.
Presently cruising in the Caribbean. 52ft Schooner Arcadia custom built 1971, mahogany on oak, teak deck and cabin, gaff fore, Sitka spruce masts, Marconi main, good sail inventory, new interior 95% finished, Antigua Classic Winner. others, Perkins 4236 Diesel.
Asking US$185.000 or serious offers.
Length on Deck 52 ft.
LOA 60 ft.
Beam 13 ft 4 in.
Draft 7ft 5 in.
Gross tonnage 23.1 .
ARCADIA was built in Lunenburg to Murray Stevens design in 1971.
The first owner fabricated and polished most of the stainless fittings himself to a quality that is not possible to buy today.
The white oak, African mahogany and teak used unsparingly in construction is seldom seen on boats of her vintage.
Her teak decks are to 1 thick, and cabin soles 1 thick throughout the interior and cabin sides 2 solid teak.
The interior was professionally rebuilt to accommodate family cruising, a small part of which remains unfinished.
Accommodation comprises two private cabins, plus a pullman berth and quarter berth; spacious wraparound galley with Broadwater 4-burner stove/oven/grill, Italian, Corian-type one and a half sinks and drainer, main saloon seating area needs a table to finish it off, seating niche around woodstove, chart table area, head with separate shower cubicle, hanging locker and pantry with built in dry storage stainless bins for long passages.
Upholstery throughout is Alcantara (Ultrasuede).
All new mattresses made with layered Easydry foam and covered with Sunbrella.
As second owner since 1993, Arcadia has been a comfortable home with a sunlight filled main cabin and good visibility from below decks, a sea-kindly and swift passage maker and a pleasant liveaboard.
Since returning to Nova Scotia in 2017, she has won several trophies in the local annual classic races.
Please email yeswhere@yahoo.ca for more information, photos, inventory etc.
UPDATE: Winter 2024-25 New Sail Covers and dodger, partial rigging update, complete new exhaust system, all new deep cycle batteries and solar panel installed.
Presently cruising in the Caribbean. 52ft Schooner Arcadia custom built 1971, mahogany on oak, teak deck and cabin, gaff fore, Sitka spruce masts, Marconi main, good sail inventory, new interior 95% finished, Antigua Classic Winner. others, Perkins 4236 Diesel.
Asking US$185.000 or serious offers.
Length on Deck 52 ft.
LOA 60 ft.
Beam 13 ft 4 in.
Draft 7ft 5 in.
Gross tonnage 23.1 .
ARCADIA was built in Lunenburg to Murray Stevens design in 1971.
The first owner fabricated and polished most of the stainless fittings himself to a quality that is not possible to buy today.
The white oak, African mahogany and teak used unsparingly in construction is seldom seen on boats of her vintage.
Her teak decks are to 1 thick, and cabin soles 1 thick throughout the interior and cabin sides 2 solid teak.
The interior was professionally rebuilt to accommodate family cruising, a small part of which remains unfinished.
Accommodation comprises two private cabins, plus a pullman berth and quarter berth; spacious wraparound galley with Broadwater 4-burner stove/oven/grill, Italian, Corian-type one and a half sinks and drainer, main saloon seating area needs a table to finish it off, seating niche around woodstove, chart table area, head with separate shower cubicle, hanging locker and pantry with built in dry storage stainless bins for long passages.
Upholstery throughout is Alcantara (Ultrasuede).
All new mattresses made with layered Easydry foam and covered with Sunbrella.
As second owner since 1993, Arcadia has been a comfortable home with a sunlight filled main cabin and good visibility from below decks, a sea-kindly and swift passage maker and a pleasant liveaboard.
Since returning to Nova Scotia in 2017, she has won several trophies in the local annual classic races.
Please email yeswhere@yahoo.ca for more information, photos, inventory etc.
