ROAM II Boat for Sale

Accommodation for nine in five cabins (2 x king size cabin; 1 x queen size cabin, 1 x double bunk cabin, 1 x single bunk cabin). There is a very generous galley, saloon and nav station and a large, protected cockpit.

The galley is combined with the saloon, to form a large common living space complete with hatches and windows on all sides making it bright and spacious. The navigation station is located in the aft starboard corner of the saloon/galley area. Multiple cabinets and drawers provide abundant space for galley equipment and food. The galley includes corian countertops with generous space for food preparation. The saloon consists of a large a large folding teak table with seating for up to 10 persons. Sink: Double stainless-steel sink with tethered faucet. Cooking: Domestic gas 4-unit with oven (LPG) Fridge: Isotherm front load fridge/freezer 150/50 liter Freezer: Isotherm top load freezer/fridge Additional: Pots, pans, plates, cups, etc.

Covered and protected from the elements with comfortable seating and lounging areas, a large sliding hatch in the roof and direct access to both protected helm stations. The mainsail halyard, 1 st reef, topping lift, main sheet and traveler are all controlled from here with electric winches for the heavy jobs. Jib, staysail, screecher and kite sheets all lead to the electric primary winches positioned in front of the helms. Each helm position enjoys a B&G Zeus3S Chart plotter and a Triton2 MFD. The STBD helm station also has the engine controls and windlass controls. A walkway across the stern provides access from one side to another without having to travel through the cockpit itself. Behind this is the life raft, the davits for the dinghy, the main solar panel array, and a BBQ. The cockpit has direct access to the galley via a sliding window and provides access to the main saloon through a bi-fold door.

ROAMII was professionally built in 2007/2008 and fitted out to the highest standards. Taken over by her current owner in 2019, ROAMII was professionally, and extensively, refitted in 2020/2021. This included: Remodeling cabins, remodeling the cockpit area, new dual helm steering, full repaint of the boat (topsides and bottom as well as interior), new bows, new rudders, new rudder shafts, new prop shafts, engines removed, stripped and overhauled, rig unstepped and detailed check undertaken, standing rigging surveyed, much of the running rigging replaced, all blocks taken off and fully serviced, all winches pulled and fully serviced. A new Victron inverter was installed, new Lithium batteries were installed, solar was upgraded, a new Genset installed, a new dinghy added and a full B&G system was installed. ROAMII currently presents in near new condition and retains the functional interior that allows you to see all the key structural elements of the boat – you never need worry about how your main load bearing bulkheads are doing – you see them every day.