Coronet boats were built at the renowned shipyard in Mullerup and Slagelse, where high quality boats have been produced since the 1950s, characterized by elegant design, robustness and craftsmanship. Coronet quickly became an icon of Scandinavian motorboats, and today the models are coveted classics.

The Coronet 32 Oceanfarer was introduced in the late 1970s and was designed by renowned designers Jim Wynne and Hans Bruun Bertelsen. The model combines a classic, harmonious exterior with strong fiberglass construction and a layout that makes it ideal for both day trips and longer stays on the water. It is known for its spaciousness, good sailing characteristics and secure stability.

This example from 1978 is in excellent condition and has been carefully restored with respect for the originality. The cockpit and saloon have undergone extensive work in mahogany, including a new deck, new benches and new upholstery. The ceiling and sides have also been renovated, giving the boat a bright and inviting look with classic maritime charm.

The interior offers a total of 6 berths in 2 cabins, providing plenty of space for family and guests. The boat feels like a floating cottage - cozy, spacious and functional.

The equipment has been upgraded with modern comfort, including a bow thruster, electric toilet with holding tank, hot water tank, refrigerator, shower pump and faucet with shower function. Plus Garmin navigator, winter rack, tarpaulin, fenders, fenders, moorings, anchor and even a folding bike for use ashore.

The boat is powered by reliable Mercedes diesel engines and with a length of 32 feet, width of 3.32 meters, draft of approximately 1 meter and weight of around 5 tons, this is a solid and seaworthy motor cruiser built to last and for the Nordic conditions.

The boat is an opportunity to acquire a classic that combines Danish boat history, fine craftsmanship and modern comfort in one.