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Broom 35Cl (2000)

Ashore December 2011, just being re-painted, cleaned etc..

Type Semi-displacement inland/coastal cruiser cruiser with fine entry, medium Vee mid sections to fallet sections aft, medium hard chine. semi-tunneled single shaft drive. deep keel with protected prop. Dimensions Loa 34'10" (10.6m) Beam 12'4" (3.8m) Draught 3'2" (0.9m) Displacement approx 7,620 Kg. Air Draught with arch down 10'2"(3.1m)
Built By Broom boats in Brundall Norfolk using hand laid GRP to hull and superstructure white gelcoats, and warm mahogany interior woodwork Engines Perkins 135hp naturally aspirated six cylinder diesel. driving through a reduction gearbox down a straight shaft to a bronze four bladed propeller, ( protected by a steel shoe from the keel end to the rudder blade base. approx 750 hours run from new. This solid and durable unit should giveher around 8-9 knots and will sit her at 6 all day..
Tanks S/S single fuel tank 90 Gallons, water S/S tank 80 Gallons waste holding tank approx 40 gallons Berths Twin singles forward, occassional extra berth in saloon, and double aft.

Interior

standard layout, note twin heads, and four hanging lockers!

fine entry, with knuckle, "stepover" pulpit is sometimes useful, plenty of fenders forward and aft..

Bow prop makes berthing easy..

prop is behind the keel so well protected from debris.. and there is a solid galvanaised shoe running from the keel end to the bottom of the rudder post so further protecting the prop from ropes, etc etc, The stern gera looks rather different now, sghe has been cleaned and polished up, Note the hole in the rudder is to allow the shaft to be drawn if required..

from aft, note the slight tunnel. this hels reduce wash wave from aft end..

aft view, GRP dodgers round aft cockpit look neat, easy access steps to stb, enough platfrom to step off either side when berthing..

forecabin, access to chain locker behind mirror, drawers under berths, heater keeping her snug

stb side, hanging locker, and deck hatch with blind over to keep sun out,

heads forward set to port, clean simple with moulded finish

galley set to stb, looking aft, dehumidiifer sat in sind wurrring away.. Avonite worksurface, ( upgrade)

view from saloon, gas hob grill and oven, twin sinks, gash bin under worksurface .

stb saloon, extending table, all very clean and tidy.

port side forward in saloon, side opening door, note the bottom steps slide out when in use,, drinks locker under decanter,, screen covers on hence dark.. again note heater doing its job for winter

more lockers down saloon side, and steps up to cockpit

aft cabin from port stairs aft in saloon , Great berth, opening aft hatch with insect screen and blackout blind,

Domestic control panel on forward bulkhead in aft cabin Timber work is clean and bight and warm in feel..

heads aft to stb, note elctric heads, here to pump forward to holding tank, (shower to right of shot)

seperate space with curtain,

port side cabinets, great stowage and two opening windows each side.

under bed head, access to steering kit, water tank, etc,

stb aft locker access to pumps, pipeing, filters, emergency tiller, and rudder remote greaser as usual with Broom all simple and solid..

up to helm set to stb, paper chart space, recent Icom DSC VHF radio, GPS plotter (Garmin) recent, single lever Morse control lever,

port side, gas locker under seat, cabin entry door is clear and slides under dash,

arch release point eyes, and canopy tensioning slider,,( not in shot but the arch has gas assist rams to make lowering it and raising it easy..

twin bucket seats can turn to look aft and socialise with others sat aft.. note lifebelt holder moulded in

aft stb corner, small jump seat with locker under, transom gate to access stes aft, note nice grabrails all shaped round..

aft seating with stowage under

port side deck, no steps in deck just gentle inclines help walking round. good handrails to right,

deck pump out point port side, with rinse

foredeck, opening hatch, four static vents,

engine removal deck hatch, not that you want to, but it is an afternoons job if required..

stb deck , note spring cleats and side access gates

aloft, radar reflector, TV antenna, VHF antenna, and nav lights... horn in blue canvas cover,

view down aft steps from aft deck, water filler left of shot,

four man liferaft service staus unknown, in quick release cradle.

 

Electronics Garmin GPS plotter with colour 5" Screen, Icom VHF DSC Radio, , log and echosounder, magnetic compass,
Extras over standard spec, Bow thruster, Folding arch with Gas assist rams, Holding tank with deck and underwater discharge with electric toilet aft, Teak to aft platform, Liferaft in cradle, Radar reflector, TV antenna, Windlass,extra fenders with baskets forward, screen cover, (manual) Avonite worksurfaces in galley, upgrade to curtain materials,
History Now with second owner, kept and used on the Thames all her life, periods ashore for drying out hull, last service TBA, just antifouled. dec 2011.
Broker's Comments Great inland cruising boats, with suer space for a 35 footer!, she will also happily push around the coast with her 135 Perkins giving her 8 knots or so.. so pick a reasonable day and a channel crossing is easily in her abilities, the explore Europe... low air draft ( with gas assist), low deck side access for locks!.. good vision over the river banks from flited aft deck... and two cabins each end of the boat so your guest have some space away from you ! Nice order. Click following link for the "VIDEOWALK" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWhvESV_v7Q

Ashore Thames £122,850

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