1988 Shetland 535 Motor Cruiser - £2,750

Status : SOLD

Lying : Norfolk Broads - Viewing strictly by appointment through Topsail

(Please scroll down to the 'Images' section below for more photos.)

General Specification

Builder : Shetland Boats, Diss, Norfolk
LOA : 5.35m (17ft 7in)
LWL : 5.17m (17ft 0in)
Beam : 2.01m (6ft 7in)
Draft : 0.85m (2ft 9in)
Air Draft : 1.46m (4ft 9in)

Construction

• GRP construction
• Original gelcoat finish
• Aft cockpit with folding canopy
• Last ashore and antifouled 2016, but hull cleaned off underwater in meantime
• No recent survey

Mechanical & Electrical

• 9.9hp Mercury Sailpower 2 stroke outboard motor (1988)
• 5 gallon steel fuel tank
• Remote single lever control
• Wheel steering
• No battery currently fitted

Accommodation

• 2 berths in 1 cabin
• Infill cushion to convert V-berth to double
• Portable Grillmaster gas stove (2 burners & grill)
• Plastic crockery and cooking utensils
• Chemical toilet
• Maximum headroom approximately 1.4m (4ft 7in)
• Helmsman's and navigator's seats in cockpit

Equipment

• Boat Safety Scheme certificate to 28th April 2f021
• Fire extinguisher
• 2 x size small buoyancy aids
• Cockpit canopy (faded but waterproof)
• Navigation lights (not recently used/tested as no battery currently on board)
• Pair of paddles
• Rhond anchor and mallet
• Mudweight
• Various warps
• Various fenders
• Mop
• Spare spark plugs
• Fishing rod and tackle (unused)
• Folding canvas chair with arm rests

Remarks

Purchased by the current owner in 2004, this Shetland 535 is now for sale due to the passing of time. Phenomenally popular with over 7,000 built, the Shetland 535 is an ideal first boat or weekender, and also a popular model for fishing with her good sized cockpit.

MOORING: It's understood that the vessel's northern Broads mooring is transferable (paid twice yearly at end of March and September, total cost approximately £594 per year).

PHOTOS: The photos up to and including those showing the cabin interior were taken by the vendor in late September 2020. The remainder were taken by Topsail in late October 2020 - my apologies for the leaves!