Overview

The "Mary Katherine" is a wholesome, pure Downeast cruiser that has seen many recent upgrades and is a sound and reliable vessel. She is fitted with the latest electronics,and powered by a fuel sipping John Deere 220 hp turbo diesel (1999).
Built In Nova Scotia to handle the North Atlantic seas by the well known boat builder, Lawrence Holmes, the "Mary Katherine" has a comfortable interior layout that features rustic knotty pine paneling and joinerwork. With her modern galley, generous storage space and a waterfront cabin feel, she is a great boat for weekend or extended crusing.

Descriptions

Engines
Total Power: 220 hp Turbo

Accommodations
Starting with the forward cabin there is a large v-berth; aft to starboard is the private marine head with sink and hot and cold pressure water; the berth area has built-in bookcases port and starboard, as well as built-in shelves and storage lockers throughout.

Up three steps, to the main cabin, the galley is to port and helm with a sliding door is starboard. Aft of the helm is a four person dinette settee for charting, dining or socializing. this main cabin is light and airy surrounded by 14 tall windows.

The aft deck includes an exterior ladder to the fly bridge; hot and cold pressure water shower; seating; storage and access lockers.

The galley is located on the port side of the main cabin. It has a 10'6" counter (05) with a two burner propane stove; deep double s/s sink; built-in below counter s/s isotherm 12v 4 cubic ft. freezer and 4 cubic ft. refrigerater (both new in 05); a microwave (06) and countertop convection oven (06); a great deal of built-in drawer space and storage shelves for utensils, dishes, food, etc.


Electronics

• Icom M502 VHF
• Furuno 667 sounder
• Furuno GPS WASS
• Furuno Navnet chart plotter and 32 mi. radar
• Simrad AP autopilot
• ACR remote controlled spot light

Electrical & Mechanical

• 1999 John Deere 220 turbo diesel
• Twin disc 506 transmission (99
• Capiland hydraulic power steering
• 6 gallon hot water tank.
• Cruising range of 830 miles comes from an average burn rate of 3 gallons per hour at 10 knots.
• 12v/110 AC (04
• Six 6v golf cart house batteries
• Two 12v starting batteries
• Heart 2500 inverter/charger
• Link 2000 battery monitor
• Remote for inverter
• 160a alternator (05)

Deck and Hull Equipment

• The hull is canadian white pine over 8" centers and 4" x 1" frames, fastened with clenched galvanized nails
• Deck, wheelhouse, flybridge and cabin trunk are fiber glass over marine plywood.
• 35lb c-q-r anchor with 8 feet of chain and 250 feet of rope rode
• Electric windlass

Additional Recent Upgrades

• Mini blinds '05
• Hot water heater '04
• All new s/s rails '04
• Rub rails '06
• Spreader lights '05
• CANVAS FLYBRIDGE AND WINDOW COVERS '05
• CUSHION COVERS '05
• FUEL GAGES '05
• AC PANEL '05
• OVER HEAD AC HALOGIN LIGHTS IN MAIN CABIN '05
• AFT DECK HOT/COLD WATER SHOWER '05
• ACV HEATING SYSTEM IN MAIN CABIN AND BERTH'O5
• SWIM PLATFORM '05
• HULL AND BOTTOM PAINT '06

Brokers Comments
Owners have lived aboard, cruised from Maine to Texas, and constantly upgraded this vessel. They recently purchased another, larger woodie, which is a testament to the value and longevity of a well built and maintained wooden trawler. This sturdy custom downeaster will make a great long term couple's cruiser or a family weekend getaway at a fantastic price!

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.