Jeanneau Aquilla 28 Sold

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Price:

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Year built:

1981

Dimensions:

8.70 m x 3.00 m x 1.35 m

Material:

Polyester

Engine:

Yanmar YSM 12

Berth:

IJmuiden (NL)

More about the Jeanneau Aquilla 28

The Jeanneau Aquilla we are offering you is from the 1st owner (!). He has taken good care of the boat and always carried out the necessary maintenance. The cockpit is nice and spacious and the deck is easy to walk on. The headsails are on a furler, and the mainsail is reefed with a tie reef. The interior has a practical layout. In the saloon there are 2 settees, one of which can be folded up and converted into a bed. To the left of the entrance is the galley with a 2-burner spirit stove. To the right is the navigation table with, among other things, a VHF radio and plotter. To the rear right is the wet room with toilet and washbasin. In the bow there is a double berth and the necessary storage space. There is also a separate cool box here and heating on shore power. The engine can be reached by removing the steps and starts smoothly. For those looking for a good sailing seaworthy yacht, this Aquilla is a good choice at an interesting price. If you are interested, please contact Enkhuizen @wwy.nl. Your yacht broker is Robert de Vries

Rigging

Type of rigging:
launch, tower rig
Number of masts:
aluminium
Mast material:
original
Mainsail:
1x approx. 15 years old; 1x original
Genoa:
I original; II approx. 15 years old
Genoa reefing system:
Furlex 100
Storm jib:
15 years old, unused
Halfwinder, bollejan:
54 m2
Winches:
3x

Safety

Bilge pump:
electric
Radar reflector:
Gas locker with drain:
no

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