1984 Westerly Konsort 29

1984 Westerly Konsort fin keel masthead sloop - a well put together yacht, with good quality plywood bulkheads, properly bonded in. One of the most popular Westerly's ever - and deservedly so. One of the roomiest 6 berth cruisers of her size, the Konsort is also known for her solidity, interior finish and easy manners. This 1984 example has been well cared for. Lying in the water at Bangor, Belfast Lough, Northern Ireland. One of the most popular Westerly's ever - and deservedly so. One of the roomiest 6 berth cruisers of her size, the Konsort is also known for her solidity, interior finish and easy manners. Length at Waterline: 7.77m / 25'6" Displacement: 4178 kg / 9211 lbs Yanmar 3GM30 - A highly reliable 3-cylinder freshwater-cooled marine diesel engine. Known for being durable, simple, and easy to maintain. 25mm Shaft drive to 3-bladed fixed bronze prop. Well maintained with good engine access. New exhaust elbow in 2024 and New fuel tank in 2025 Engine hours showing as 815, but believed to be about 1,500 hours. Generous space, often described as feeling like a 31-34ft boat. It features a large saloon, a good-sized saloon table, and a separate head compartment. Interior upholstery was redone in 2023 Heads: Marine toilet was replaced with new in 2022. Pullout basin with freshwater foot pump. Galley: gas Flavel Vanessa cooker with 2 burner hob and grill, sink with freshwater foot pump. Fridge. Forecabin with large V-double berth with insert. Saloon: 2 sittee berths with one converting to a double berth. Good stowage Deck stepped masthead sloop with aluminium mast and spars Standing rigging has not been replaced in current ownership Main sail with slab reefing - all serviceable Furling genoa with Rotastay furler 12v/240v with shore power and charger Alternator charging to 12v batteries Warm-air heating - new unit in 2025 Battery isolater switch - by Vetus Autohelm tiller pilot - new in 2025 (needs calibrating) Anchor and chain (no windlass) new chain in 2025 - 25lb CQR Rudder bushes were replaced in 2024