1984 Nauticat 33

he Nauticat 33 is a well proven, sturdy motor sailer with spacious accommodation for up to six in three cabins. This particular example is presented in very good order externally and benefits from a recent compound and polish with all brightwork refurbished, new bow thruster and standing rigging. The accommodation offers up to six berths in three cabins. V-berth forward with infill creating a double berth, stowage below. Escape hatch to foredeck. Heads compartment to port with sea toilet, hand basin with H&C water supply and storage cabinet behind. Hanging locker/stowage opposite to starboard. Saloon with dinette to port with drop down table converting to a double, linear galley to starboard side with Taylors Model 040 2 burner cooker with oven and grill, stainless steel sink with H&C water supply, Engel refrigerator and plenty of stowage above and below. Opening hatch to deck. Steps leading up to wheelhouse with sliding doors to both port and starboard sides. Bench seat and single seat aft with storage below and fold out tables to either side. Access to engine compartment. Helm position to port. Large sliding hatch in wheelhouse roof. Steps leading down from wheelhouse to aft cabin with double berth to port and dresser with sink unit to port. Access to en-suite heads with marine toilet and wet locker. Opening hatch to aft deck. Curtains. Blinds to wheelhouse. Full interior lighting. Located under the wheelhouse floor. Ford 2712E 80hp 4.15L diesel engine. Fresh water cooled via heat exchanger. Shaft drive to fixed three blade propeller. Single lever engine controls. Cruising Speed 6 knots. Maximum speed 8 knots. Bowthruster (2025). Alternator charging to 5 x 12V Batteries (2025) Sterling Marine Power battery charger Ketch rigged sloop. Aluminium mast and boom. Aluminium mizzen mast and boom. Stainless steel standing rigging (2026). Terelene running rigging. Headsail furling system. Slab reefing to mainsail. Clipper wind speed direction indicator Lofrans Tigres electric anchor windlass Stainless steel stanchions with hardwood handrails with gates Built by Siltala Yachts circa 1984. White GRP hull with blue style band. GRP superstructure. Dual wheel steering to cockpit and wheelhouse to skeg hung rudder. Encapsulated ballast in long keel. Teak laid decks. Self draining anchor locker and self draining gas locker.