Tradewind 33

Stepping on board this Tradewind 33, It is immediately obvious that the owners of this lovely boat have taken good care of her. The standard of cleanliness and the condition is excellent throughout.

The decks have been painted and have an abundance of non slip treadmaster making movement around deck easy and even on wet days, a job not to to be feared. The sprayhood is in good condition with large clear windows giving good oversight of the foredecks and the passage ahead.

The cockpit is in lovely condition with lots of well varnished wood. The two sheet winches falling easily to hand and the cockpit is deep enough to give a feeling of secuirty even if conditions turn against you.

Down below is more of the same with everything being presented to the highest standard. The galley and saloon have good head height and whilst being comfortable in a cosy way, offers good space to move around.

The forward berth is a double V with a seprate berth in the saloon. The heads is to port and is a standard sea toilet.

The table is two leaf opening set to one side to give plenty of room for dining without encoaching on the space. This is a comfortable place to be when the sailng is done. The galley provides for basic catering with a twin burner gas oven (lines recenlty updated), a fridge and plenty of preparation space.

The engine is a well maintained Bukh diesel and all instruments work as they should.

Tradwinds enjoy a good reputation as being a solid capable sailing boat, they are no slouch with a hull speed pushing 7 knts and a capsize ratiop of 1.56 [source sailboatdata.com]. If you are in the market for such, this is an example not to be missed.