Boatshed Norfolk are pleased to offer this tidy example of the popular Seamaster 30 cruiser.
She is presented in original gelcoat and powered by twin Perkins 4018 diesel engines which have been serviced this year. She was last antifouled in 2025 and also had new cutlass bearings at that time.
This Seamaster 30 offers a large and spacious cockpit with a full length cockpit enclosure which gives her a huge internal canopied space which is very nice indeed.
The aft cabin offers twin sleeping arrangements and a large vanity unit and twin tall storage lockers. The aft cabin roof has railings around and is fully enclosed by the canopy and the aft cabin windows have full canvas covers fitted.
The main cockpit has two large companionways each side to aide easy entry and exit, and a large hard top roof. The helm station is to port and is well equipped for coastal use.
Moving forward into the main cabin we have a comfortable settee to port with a table and raised flooring, the good sized heads and shower compartment are to starboard and are clean and tidy with a sea toilet. Also to starboard is the large galley with gas cooker, microwave and fridge and a concealed sink. The forward twin cabin can convert to a double and is bright and tidy.
She benefits from 240V shore power, solar panels and an anchor windlass.
It should be noted that several of her windows have been professionally refurbished and bills are on hand for this at a cost in excess of £2k.
This vessel represents very good accommodation and capability and a flexible layout that will be sure to please her new owner.
Not currently operated or used on the inland river network she does not need a BSS however, the vendor is prepared to both organise and have one placed on the boat at the asking price.
Her mooring at a coastal marina may be available to the new owner if required.
These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.
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This Seamaster 30 has been personally photographed and viewed by stephen biggs of Boatshed Norfolk.