s/v Arteche

$21,000 USD
REDUCED TO $17,000 USD

Those hungry for rugged adventure or on the hunt for idyllic anchorages, take a look at the Arteche.

Heavy, solid and very well balanced this boat has proven itself on every ocean and on dozens of hemispheric crossings.

Built in France in 1976 and purchased by its current owners in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Arteche is conveniently located in the heart of the Western Caribbean.

A day’s sail from some of the most crystalline waters and the largest reef system in the Caribbean this vessel is equipped and prepared for a variety of different sailing applications.

A wealth of recent upgrades the last two seasons including a new diesel engine, electronics, navigation and safety equipment, exhaust and propulsion systems have injected new life, efficiencies and countless new cruising miles under the Arteche’s keel.

Apart from ubiquitous seasonal maintenance, the Arteche is prepped and ready for its next segment on the seas.

Please contact Ryan Langer or Mischa Couvrette for inquiries, questions or for any additional information.

Ryan Langer
647.783.3634
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Mischa Couvrette
647.705.7451
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OWNERS
Ryan G Langer
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Tyler S Brousseau
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REGISTRATION DETAIL
S/V Arteche
Registered Dartmouth, NS, Canada
Sept, 10, 2009
No. 833944

BOAT DETAIL (General)
Cutter rigged, 37 ft. steel sailboat. Périers design
Built 1976, Caens, France
Grey/Blue Hull. Center cockpit

11 tons in weight and approximately 6500 lbs. of ballast

Cruising speed: 6.5Kts @ 2200-2500 rpm
1 Gal/Hr cruising
Max speed: 8Kts @ 3000 rpm
2 Gal/Hr max speed

40 Gal fuel tank
40 Gal water tank

ENGINE DETAILS
2009 Yanmar 4JH Series
54 HP, 4 cylinder diesel
80 Amp alternator
700 Hrs. Regularly and diligently maintained

ENGINE AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
2 ABYC manual fire extinguishers
Cable steering with wheel. Center console
Two extra Jabsco impellors
Vetus exhaust system (waterbasket, gooseneck, watelock, antisiphon valve, hose)
Sound down acoustic insulation
2 manual bilge pumps
2009 Jabsco head and 40 Gal holding tank

ACCESSORIES AND EQUIPMENT        

GALLEY
Large, hinged dining table
Gimbelled two burner alcohol stove
Aluminum sink with fresh and seawater pump taps
Ample counter space around stove and sink

DECK AND DECK EQUIPMENT
Manual windlass
35lb. Plow anchor with 200ft. of chain. 50ft. auxiliary.
20lb. Bruce anchor
30lb. Danforth anchor
25lb. Danforth anchor
Aries Windvane
8ft. Inflatable dinghy with 4HP 1991 Suzuki outboard
10lb. grappling dinghy anchor

Electronics and Navigation
Tricolour navigation and anchor light
Auxiliary stern light
Aft deck light
Rig mounted radar reflector tube
Sony CD player and radio, indoor and outdoor speakers
Standard Horizon 180i Chart Plotter/GPS
Western Atlantic chart: Nova Scotia to Venezuela
Garmin Handheld GPS
Nova Scotia, American North East chart
eTrex Handheld GPS
long/lat plotting points
Standard Horizon GX500 fixed mount VHF radio
Portable Grundig Short Wave Radio
Plastimo Binnacle Mounted Compass

Electrical
Solavolt 8Amp solar panel
Black and Decker Battery Booster
100Amp battery isolator
Sea Volt 12 Volt starter battery (550 cranking Amps). Purchased Fall 2010
2 Sea Volt 12 Volt Deep Cycle (90AmpH). Purchased Fall 2010

Safety
2010 Plastimo Offshore 4 canister Liferaft
2008 ACR EPIRB beacon
Scotty man overboard pole
Life ring, horseshoe and Plastimo floating man overboard light

Sails and Rigging
Cutter rig with self-tending jib
46ft. mast, with steps
880 sq/ft. of sail. Dacron. Made in 2009.
Mainsail with 3 reefing points
Jib sail with 2 reefing points
Furling genoa

Miscellaneous
Variety of snorkeling gear and diving equipment
Fishing rod and tackle
Spear gun and spear
Cold water neoprene wetsuit
BB gun
Jerry cans
Extensive library including charts for the Caribbean, repair, maintenance and sailing guides, prose