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1980 Colvic Northerner 26

Lowestoft, Suffolk, United Kingdom

£8,950

The Colvic Northerner 26 is a robust, small motor cruiser powered by a single Perkins 4108 36hp diesel. This particular example was fitted to a good standard by her first owner and spent much of her early life on the Norfolk Broads followed by some years sailing the Dorset Coast then, more recently, the upper reaches of the Thames.

She is well equipped and benefits from a Vetus bowthruster, a Mercury 9.9hp 4 stroke auxiliary outboard engine with power trim and tilt, 2 new 100w solar panels, Pascal Atkey charcoal heater and Webasto heating.  Currently moored in a small working boatyard with possible option to liveaboard. 

Basic Boat Info

Make: Colvic
Model: Northerner 26
Year: 1980
Condition: Used
Category: Power
Construction: Fiberglass

Dimensions

Length: 26'1 ft / 7.94 m
Length Overall: 26'1 ft / 7.94 m
Beam: 8'9 ft / 2.67 m
Max Draft: 2'6 ft / 0.76 m

Engines / Speed

Engines: 1
  • Make: Perkins
  • Model: 4108
  • Fuel: Diesel
  • Engine Power: 36hp
  • Type: Inboard
  • Propeller Type: 3 Blade
  • Drive Type: Direct

Tanks

Fuel Tanks: 2
Fuel Tank Capacity: 155 L

Other

Drive Type: Direct
Boat Class: Motor Yachts, Cruisers

Contact

Howard Ford
Howard Ford Marine Sales

Office

Howard Ford Marine Sales
Tidemill Yacht Harbour
Woodbridge, Suffolk, GB, IP12 1BP
Tel:+44 (0)1394 385577
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.



Accommodation

The accommodation offers up to three berths in two cabins with good headroom throughout and the option of a further two under canvas. 

Forecabin with twin vee berths, stowage above and below. Opening hatch to foredeck. Two opening ports. Access to anchor locker, 200 litre stainless steel water tank and dedicated bow thruster battery.

Main cabin with L shaped dinette/single berth to port with storage beneath. Pascal Atkey charcoal heater and bulkhead mounted, half model of Escargot. Galley opposite to starboard side with plentiful storage above and below, stainless steel sink with drainer with hot and cold mixer tap via calorifier, Plastimo Neptune 2500 two burner cooker with grill and inset waste bin. Five opening portlights.

Heads compartment, aft to starboard, with marine and shower.

Double opening doors to cockpit. Helm position to port with new folding helm seat (2024), wheel steering and full engine instrumentation and controls. U shaped aft seating with infill cushion converting to a double berth/sunpad. Generous cockpit stowage lockers. Access to engine. 12V/240V cool or hot box.

 5' 10" headroom approx. Full interior lighting. Pascal Atkey charcoal heater and Webasto diesel fired warm air heating (2017).

Mechanical and Electrical Systems

Located beneath the cockpit floor single Perkins 4108 four cylinder 36hp diesel engine. Electric start. Flex mounts. Fresh water cooled via heat exchanger. Single lever engine control. Wheel steering. Shaft drive to fixed, three bladed propeller with rope cutter. Approx maximum speed 7 knots. Approx cruising speed 5 knots. 2 x 155L Fuel tanks.

  • Auxiliary Mercury 9.9hp 4 stroke outboard engine (2016) on fixed bracket at stern with 4 blade high thrust propeller and power trim tilt (2016)
  • Vetus Bow Thruster
  • Webasto diesel warm air heating (2017)
  • Pascal Atkey charcoal heater
  • Alternator charging to 4 x 12 volt batteries (105ah engine start, 105ah domestic, 45ah outboard engine & 190ah bow thruster)
  • Battery monitor
  • 240 volt shore power supply
  • Pressurised hot water via calorifer
  • 2 x Renogy 100 watt solar panels with controller
Deck Equipment
  • Manual anchor windlass (modified to be used with a cordless impact driver)
  • 7.5kg Bruce style anchor with 8mm chain
  • Galvanised steel pulpit with stanchions and lifelines
  • Galvanised steel pushpit with hardwood handrails
  • Hardwood grabrails on wheelhouse roof
  • Fore, aft and centre cleats
  • Cockpit canopy with curtains
  • Stainless steel folding boarding ladder
  • Stainless steel davits
  • Boathook
  • Various warps and fenders
  • Auxiliary outboard bracket
  • WaveEco 2.3 metre inflatable tender
Navigation Equipment
  • 10" Samsung tablet with full UK Navionics charts on annual contract (Tablet has 3G Sim card)
  • NASA Depth Sounder (2024)
  • Navcom handheld VHF with both AA battery and rechargeable (mains and 12V) power packs
  • Brass clock
  • Navigation lights (all new 2024)
  • 2 x Windscreen wipers
Safety Equipment
  • 2 x Electric bilge pumps with float switch
  • 1 x Manual bilge pump
  • Emergency Tiller
  • Portable searchlight
  • Fire blanket
  • Fire extinguishers (expiry date unknown)
  • Carbon Monoxide alarm
Construction

Hull moulded by Colvic circa 1980 and fitted out by her first owner. Grey painted GRP displacement hull with white decks and superstructure with grey painted non slip to decks and long central keel. Aluminium framed windows. Wheel steering to transom hung rudder.

Comments

The Colvic Northerner 26 is a robust, small motor cruiser powered by a single Perkins 4108 36hp diesel. This particular example was fitted to a good standard by her first owner and spent much of her early life on the Norfolk Broads followed by some years sailing the Dorset Coast then, more recently, the upper reaches of the Thames.

She is well equipped and benefits from a Vetus bowthruster, a Mercury 9.9hp 4 stroke auxiliary outboard engine with power trim and tilt, 2 new 100w solar panels, Pascal Atkey charcoal heater and Webasto heating.  Currently moored in a small working boatyard with possible option to liveaboard.  Viewing by appointment through Howard Ford Marine Sales

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.