There is a
share for sale on |
Sapphire |
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Type
of scheme |
Private |
Number of sharers |
10 |
Year
of construction |
1993 |
Home
mooring (2018) |
Droitwich Spa Marina
WR9 7DU
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Length |
58' |
Engine Type |
Nanni Diesel |
Berths |
2 +
4 |
Change over day each week |
Friday |
Are
pets allowed |
Allowed |
Is
smoking allowed INSIDE the boat |
NOT
Allowed |
Booking System |
Each owner has a
designated priority position on a rota which changes each
year. This cycle ensures that each owner will move from
bottom to top over a five year period when the cycle begins
again.
Starting with position one, each owner selects two weeks in
the high season (April to September) and one week in the low
season. The remaining weeks, allowing for winter
maintenance, are booked in reverse priority order i.e. from
last to first.
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Priority for school holidays |
A maximum of two shares may be
upgraded to having school holiday priority. This in effect allows an
owner with this type of share to have first choice of holidays
irrespective of their position on the rota with the proviso that the
holidays may only be taken during the school weeks allocated for
holidays.
The cost of this type of share is set at a premium of 25% of the monthly
running costs for the entire year in which the option is taken up.
Presently (2018) this option has
not been taken up by any of the current owners.
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General comments about the boat |
Starting from the stern and
working forward, the accommodation is as follows:
From the semi-trad stern, the rear deck has a bench seat / lockers
on the port side. The two lockers contain 2 x 13kg. gas cylinders,
water hose, mooring pins and hooks and windlasses etc. There is also
an exterior connector to allow a mains electrical supply.
Sapphire has a conventional layout i.e. rear bedroom, mid galley and
lounge forward.
The bedroom has a four foot wide, fixed double bed with three large
storage drawers under, a small wardrobe, cupboards over. There is
also a general storage area where the second toilet used to be.
Moving forward, next is the bathroom which has a porcelain wash
basin with cupboard below, pump out toilet, shower compartment and
airing cupboard.
This is followed by the galley which is fitted with a Spinflo
cooker, microwave, stainless steel sink (complete with built in
water filter) and an LEC fridge.
Next comes the ‘L’ shaped dinette with removable table which can
also be converted to a double bed.
Finally, the lounge which includes a ‘Nene’ bed settee, another
small wardrobe, coffee table, flat screen TV/DVD, radio/CD and solid
fuel stove. The boat is also heated by an Alde gas boiler.
Electrical power is 12 volt and
the boat is also equipped with an 1800 watt inverter to enable
the use of 240 volt equipment. The use of shore power is also
possible. It is also fully protected with gas leakage, CO and
smoke alarms.
The front well deck has artificial matting and two folding type
chairs. There is also storage for bulky items below the deck,
accessible from the interior.
Finally, there is a 100 gallon+ water tank in the bow section.
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Specific details for the share offered
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Size
of share as a percentage or fraction |
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present.
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Price in UK pounds |
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Reason for selling |
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Pre-booked weeks included |
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Holiday entitlement with share offered here. |
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School holiday option possible? |
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Running costs for 2018 |
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Contact details for vendor |
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Search terms |
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General Comments by vendor
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Sapphire has a group of owners who meet every year to
discuss the next years location and management of this
privately operated boat. We have an active policy on
maintenance and replacements.
During the 2013 / 2014 winter works the hull was stripped
back to bare metal from the rubbing strake down. Corrosion
pits welded and sanded down, 3 extra anodes fitted each side
and blacked with 2 coat epoxy. A new stern tube and shaft
fitted and later that year a complete new rudder assembly
fitted.
The roof was stripped back to bare metal and painted in blue
and cream with a non slip paint. The curtains and floor
tiles were renewed throughout the inside.
For 2016/7 the hull from the rubbing strake up to the
gunwales taken back to bare metal and repainted. Also new
galley flooring and water tank liner fitted.
For 2018/19 the rear toilet and tank was removed and a
new wardrobe, cupboard and general storage area created in
its place.
Full electrical and battery charging system installed to
enable use of shore power when available.
Both of these major tasks were undertaken by fully competent
share owners.
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