Description

Approximately 100 Seamaster 820s were built between 1979 and 1981. Wide side decks for easy all-round access, a large cockpit and spacious accommodation all help to make the 820 a good all-round pleasure cruiser for friends and family. ‘Tradewinds’ is a tidy and well equipped example of this popular build, that is ready for a new owner!
Available to view 7 days a week, please call to make an appointment.

Specifications

Accommodation

Aft cockpit with rear bench seating in black leather upholstery - gas locker and stowage beneath. Matching helm (port) and co-pilot seats, access boards to the engine bay, bilges, tanks, stowage and calorifier tank. Central door, hatch and steps lead to the cabin area comprising-:
WC/shower compartment to starboard with wipe down surfaces, a wash basin and mixer tap, shower attachment, Jabsco sea/ pump out toilet, shower tray and gulper pump, storage and light.
Galley to starboard with storage drawers and cupboards, deck level glass and crockery shelves, Formica work top, stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap, LPG cooker, 12v fridge.
Dinette to port with a pair of de-mountable tables to convert into a double berth, cushioned back rests and seating, storage beneath and a half-height storage unit forward and to port.
A split bulkhead with a further storage cupboard to starboard forms a partial separation with the forward vee berths. There is storage beneath the berths with infill sections to form a double berth and access to the chain locker.
The interior benefits from lots of natural light through the large windows. The finish is light and neutral side with cream linings, upholstery, and blue carpet. Cabin headroom 6′3" (1.90m).

Construction

White GRP modified vee hull with blue stripes, blue non-slip painted decks, GRP moulded superstructure, alloy and PVC gunwale fendering, stainless steel pulpit and grab rails, alloy deck fittings, Houdini hatch, alloy framed cabin windows and folding cockpit screens, stainless steel canopy frame, dark blue fabric canopy. Hull and superstructure are in original gelcoat finishes. Seamaster build no. 6210. Last antifouled in July 2023.

Equipment

2 x 3.9kg Propane Flogas bottles, Propex LPG warm air cabin heater, 11 Gallon hot water calorifier tank with immersion heater, maxview satellite, accumulator tank, LPG cooker, fire extinguishers and blanket, CO and smoke alarms, boat hook, mud weight, spare/ summer fenders.

Engine(s)

Thornycroft BMC 1.8 47hp 4 cylinder diesel engine coupled to a shaft drive via a Newage gearbox. Single lever control, oil pressure, temperature, RPM, alternator, fuel and helm gauges.

Electrics

12v – 4 x engine cranking and leisure batteries, fridge, water pump, Whale gulper pump, USB and plug sockets, navigation lights, spot light, screen wipers, CD/radio player with cockpit speakers, horn, cigar lighter sockets, 3 pin sockets, cabin lighting, cabin fan.

230v – 1200w Inverter, Waeco 8 amp battery charger, shore power lead and hook-up, plug sockets, immersion heater.

Safety Equipment

CO alarm and Fire Extinguisher

Certification

Boat Safety Certificate until 07/03/2027

Disclaimer

Whilst every care has been taken in their preparation, the correctness of these particulars is not guaranteed. They are intended only as a guide and they do not constitute a term of any contract. The Vendor does not make or give, and neither the Broker nor any person in its employment has any authority to make or give, any representation or warranty in relation to this vessel, in respect of which any Purchaser must rely on his own inspection.
A demonstration of the vessel will be conducted once a Sale and Purchase Agreement has been signed by both the seller and buyer and a 10% deposit has been paid into the broker's client account.

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