For Sale: 1999 - 39' French Shoal Draft Sailboat $109,000

[KimAKnight]

Hollyday, a Feeling 39 di, was built by Alliaura Marine in Les Sables d'Olonne, France. She has recently been extensively remodeled and upgraded for safe extended cruising and as a liveaboard. You will immediately notice how beautiful and well-designed inside and out this boat is. She has three large double cabins and a single head, with a light, airy and spacious saloon with multiple overhead sky lights. The lifting keel is ideal for the South East Coast harbors, ICW, Bahamas or tucking into quiet anchorages in skinny waters.

History of the boat:
For her first 10 years she was in fresh water on Lake Champlain. She was then kept in Florida. She made three extended Bahamas trips. When not cruising in the Bahamas, she was stored on the hard at the Hinckley yard in Stuart, FL. The current owner is an experienced world cruiser and has kept the boat at her own slip in Charleston, SC where she has been upgraded and scrupulously maintained.

About the boat:
Enter the saloon through the cockpit/companionway. To port and starboard aft are identical double private cabins. In the saloon, there is a navigation/chart table and bench, both with storage, and the electrical panel and navigation instruments easily accessible. To port from the companionway is the head with composting marine toilet, sink and shower (with electric pump out). Forward on port is the linear galley with top-loading 12V refrigeration, gimballed ENO 2 propane stove with oven, microwave and radiation oven, large/deep stainless-steel sink and ample Corian counter with hot and cold pressurized water. There plenty of lockers for storage throughout the boat. Amidships in the saloon is a dining table on pneumatic base (can be lowered and made into a bed) with seating on three sides. There is a double v-berth in the bow with hanging lockers and drawer storage. A hatch provides ample light and ventilation. Storage is plentiful outboard throughout the boat. Saloon windows forward and on both sides with several overhead hatches to provide more light and ventilation. Total 3 double cabins (6 berths).

Talk to owner for more information.

Equipment details:
New custom staysail and associated rigging with a Profurl Furling System
Custom hardtop bimini with UV protecting Stataglass vinyl (creating a protected ‘pilothouse’)
Cutter rigged
Lifting keel
Volvo 50 hp. inboard diesel engine
Solar Power, 120 volt 3000 watt inverter, 120 and 12 volt power circuits , 8 Deep Cycle Batteries ,TV.
Power Survivor 40E watermaker
Electric anchor windlass
2 Rocna Anchors
1 CQR


Navigation equipment includes: B&G Zeus, 12 Multi Function, Touchscreen Display Chartplotter, 12" GoFree WiFi, AIS, B & G G4™ Radar

[AndyEss]

Quarter berths and v-berths are now called cabins?

[letsgetsailing3]

Originally Posted by AndyEss

Quarter berths and v-berths are now called cabins?

I think that if you have a door that closes for privacy, it's fair to call it a cabin.

[jpstevens]

Cabin or not, she's a beauty!

[BenBowSirocco]

This does not belong in general classifieds- hence the (no boats). It belongs in boats for sale.

I made the same mistake couple years back.. But moderators will delete it if you dont move it.