This Bristol is an excellent example of a well loved classic. These boats were designed to sail well in all conditions by Carl Alberg, and built by Bristol yachts to perform in all conditions, and to last through the ages. She has spent her last five years stored inside. The photographs you see are from fall 2011 in storage. She is now in Maine. Though she needed little work, we have been giving her a freshening up. Keep an eye out for new photos of her in her polished glory. She comes with a 9.9HP long shaft outboard that mounts into the hidden engine well.
Visit the Bristol owners page to see some great examples of the Bristol 27: http://www.bristolowners.org/27/bristol27.html
Cockpit:
Beautifully trimmed with teak splashboards, teak toe rail, and a teak tiller. Her cockpit area affords 6'-2" of seating . You will find plenty of storage in the large lazarette and in sail lockers under cockpit seats. Winches are original and work well. The layout is simple providing easy single- handed sailing.
Interior:
Interior finished with satin-finish mahogany bulkheads and trim, as well a as teak and mahogany sole create a rich look and feel that one does not find in affordable small yachts today.
She has a private cabin forward with two bunks 6'-6" long. The cabin has 3 drawers, as well as bin storage under each berth. Full length shelves run above each berth. Acces to the anchor locker is all the way forward
There is an enclosed head compartment (5'-10" high) with linen storage cabinet and hamper portside; hanging locker on starboard side with generous storage & drawer space.
The main cabin has two more berths that are 6’4”, with storage below and behind the backrests. Shelves running along each side provide even more storage. Oversized portlights provide plenty of light.
The galley is all the way aft, and features wide counter area, a stainless steel sink (14" x 10" x 6"deep), an icebox that also serves as a work surface. There is bin storage under the galley counter, as well a s Locker storage under the sink. A chart table pulls forward from the galley on the port side and could be used as extra galley workspace as well.
Electrical System:
Includes electrical switch panel with switches and fuses for: running lights, cabin lights, bow light, miscellaneous lights, blower (inboard only), ignition (inboard only). Running lights include: 20pt bow light, 12 pt stern light, port & starboard lights. Interior lights include: galley dome light, 5 bulkhead-mounted lights, 12 volt system.
Electronics;
VHf radio
Spars & Rigging:
Masthead rig with 31' 9" mast and 12’boom. The boom looks new.
Sails:
Main in good condition. Hank on Genoa is still crispy. Jib is usable but not beautiful.
Extra equipment:
2 Danforth anchors
Throwable PFD
Life jackets.
Ships clock
Fire extinguishers
