Gulfstar 50 2 Cabin

Accommodations

The aft cabin Owner’s stateroom is spacious and comfortable. Plenty of natural light and lighting, ventilation, and climate control (air conditioning when it’s HOT, and heating when it’s chilly), allows for a luxurious experience aboard. A Caframo three-speed fan, or the Mermaid unit, provides air circulation. The custom, Handcraft Mattress Company mattress, provides an excellent night’s sleep while underway or at anchor. There is a hanging locker, along with multiple drawers and an expansive set of cabinets on the starboard side of the stateroom. For catching a nap during the day, Oceanair blinds reduce the light and glare in the cabin. A door separates the stateroom from the rest of the cabin for privacy and quiet.

The forward cabin has comfortable cushions, plenty of light and lighting, ventilation, and climate control (provided by the Mermaid unit in the main saloon). Plenty of storage space in the forward cabin is provided by two (2) hanging lockers, multiple drawers, and a bookshelf. There is plenty of room overhead while laying down so one does not feel like they’re squeezed in; spacious, the berth easily accommodates two adults with ample room.

Heads

The aft-cabin main head is unique in having a well-lit, separate shower. This allows for a clean, easy-to-maintain, showering experience while onboard. Combine this with the watermaker, and the luxuries of shoreside living follow you at sea; no need to ration water! Ample storage is found in the cabinet behind the head and under the sink. A VacuFlush head allows for ease of flush. Overhead, a Nicro Day/Night ventilation fan is fit in the aft head for fresh air circulation.

The forward head also has ample storage; a large cabinet behind the head and storage under the sink provide plenty of room. Two entrances, one from the saloon, and the other from the forward cabin, allow easy access for guests. A VacuFlush head allows for ease of flush. Like the aft head, a Nicro Day/Night ventilation fan maintains fresh air circulation.

Galley

 A very user-friendly, safe at sea galley is appointed to the Gulfstar 50. Excellent for entertaining, and handholds for safety while preparing meals underway, the “chef” can easily be a part of the conversation in the saloon and the cockpit, all the while preparing delicious meals. The Force 10 three-burner/oven is efficient and safe; gimbaled for use while underway, and locked in while at anchor or shoreside. The well-insulated box and Vitrifrigo refrigeration (with plenty of lighting overhead to see in the box) keep perishables cool and fresh. There is plentiful storage for cookware, utensils, plates, and provisions in the galley. Behind the stove is storage; aft of the galley counter there are two cabinets with shelving for storage; under the galley sink is a large storage area; drawers forward of the stove for utensils; and under the cabin sole are two (2) storage areas. The double sink allows for efficient clean-up after a meal, and, to reiterate – no worries of rationing water in the galley – the watermaker provides all that you need!  

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• Vitro Frigo Refrigeration
• Engel Freezer (Pull-Out in Hanging Locker)
• Force 10 3-Burner Stove/Oven
• Westinghouse Microwave
• Freshwater Whale Foot Pump (Emergency Backup)
• 6 gal Whale Hot Water Heater (In Engine Room)

Deck and Hull

The deck layout is designed for safety at sea; there are handrails on the entire cabin top, along with waist-high (30”) solid stainless steel life rails from where one steps out of the cockpit, continuing around the entire aft section of the vessel. Standard lifelines, waist-high (29”), run forward from the boarding gate to the bow pulpit. Regarding deck space, there is plenty for entertaining and lounging at anchor. The bow pulpit has an integrated seat for a great view in calm conditions underway, or for quiet moments relaxing and taking in the view while on the hook. Four (4) Lewmar opening hatches on deck (one for each cabin, two in the saloon) allow for fresh air to ventilate throughout, or, while open at night, star gazing from the comforts of one’s berth.   

Sails and Rigging

• Painted Aluminum Keel Stepped Masts
• 1x19 Stainless steel Rigging
• Aluminum Main and Mizzen Booms
• Spinnaker Pole
• Garhauer Traveler / Mainsheet System
• Doyle Sails & Stack Packs (Main & Mizzen, 2016)
• Full Batten Mainsail
• Doyle 135% Genoa (2016)
• Cruising Spinnaker w/ ATN Sock (2016)
  
• Harken Bat Cars (Main)
• Harken II Roller Furler (Genoa)
• Mast Steps (Main Mast)
• (2) Andersen Self-Tailing Winches (Primary)
• Lewmar Self-Tailing Winch (Mainsheet)
• Barient #21 and # 22 Winches (On Mast)
• Barient #8 and 2- #18 WInches (on Mizzen Mast)
• (3) Winch Handles
• RIgging Replaced 2010 and fully inspected 2019
• Mast refreshed 2010

Electronics

• Raymarine C80 (Chart+Radar (48nm)+Depth)
• Raymarine DSM 300 Depth Module
• Raymarine ST7000 Autopilot w/ Gyro
• Raymarine Remote for Autopilot (wired w/ plug)
• Signet Wind
• Signet Depth
• Datamarine Speed (Through Water)
• ICOM M504 VHF Radio (Nav Station)
• Standard Horizon VHF Radio (Cockpit)
• ICOM 706MKIIG SSB (Nav Station)

Audio Visual Equipment

• Sharp Aquous 22”Flat TV
• SONY DVD/VHS Combo Player
• Kenwood CD/AM-FM Radio & Bluetooth Player
• Speakers: Main Cabin + Cockpit + Aft Cabin
• West Marine Interceptor Antenna (Atop Mizzen
  Mast)
  
  

Electrical

• Magnum 2000 PureSine Inverter+Charger w/Remote Display
• Northern Lights 5kw Generator (1760 hrs)*(Oil Changed Every 200 hrs / Annually)
• (2) 100 Watt Solar Panels w/ Charge Controller &
  Remote Display
• Ample Power Energy Monitor Display
• Ample Power Charge Controller (Alternator)
• AmpTech 200 Amp High-Output Alternator
• 30 Amp System
• ProSafe Galvanic Isolator
• 720 Ah House Gel Battery Bank

Mechanical and Systems

• 2002 Cummins 4BT 150 HP (3061 hrs)
  *Oil Changed Every 200 hrs / Annually
• Max-Prop Three-Blade Feathering
• Velvet Drive Transmission
• Dual Racor Filter Housing (Cummins)
• Northern Lights 5kw Generator (1760 hrs)
• (2) Mermaid Marine Heating + Air Conditioning Units (Main Salon + Aft Cabin)
• Dickinson Newport Diesel Heater
• Village Marine Tech SPW Squirt 110v (600 GPD)
• Holding tank overboard pumps

Anchoring and Anchoring Systems

• Maxwell Vertical Windlass (Footswitch)
• 60# CQR Anchor w/ 320’ 3/8 Chain (Bow)
• 28# Danforth Type II Anchor w/ 250’ Rode (Stern)
• Magma Flop-Stopper

Canvas

• Full Cockpit Enclosure / Protection
• Rainier Industries Semi-Rigid Dodger Windows
• Mainsail Cover
• MIzzensail Cover
• WInch Covers
• Cockpit Cushions

Davits and Tender

• Garhauer Dinghy Davits
• Zodiac RU-310 (Inflatable Floor) *No Leaks!* (not registered)
• DaNard Dinghy Wheels
• 2006 Tohatsu 6hp Outboard *Oil Changed at
  Regular Maintenance Intervals
  
  
  

Safety Gear

• Viking 6-Person Coastal Liferaft
• Lifesling
• ACR Rapid-Ditch Bag
• Commercial-Grade Lifejackets
• Flare Gun & Flares
• Sound Producing Device

Upgrades and Additional Equipment

• Custom Handcraft Mattress Co., Mattress
  (Aft Cabin - incl. Custom Fitted Sheets)
• Garhauer Rail-Mount SS Boarding Steps
• Weems & Plath Nautilus Series Clock & Barometer
  (Nav Station)
• Oceanair Shades (Aft Cabin + Walk-Through +
  Galley)
• Caframo Cabin Fans (Main Cabin & Aft Cabin)
• Leather-Wrapped Wheel
• Magma BBQ (Mounted Aft)
• Magma Rail-Mounted Table (Fish Cleaning, etc.,
  Mounted Aft)
• Spares:
• New Air Conditioning Recirculating Pump
• New Maxwell Windlass Solenoid
• New Rule Float Switch
• Manual Bilge Pump (Cockpit Lazarette)
• VacuFlush Plumbing Parts (Duckbill Valves, etc.,)
• Watermaker Pre-Filters
• Propane Solenoid Panel
• Three-Blade Fixed Prop

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.

Owner's personal items excluded.  Exclusions include, however are not limited to, Seller's personal possessions, loose items, binoculars, handheld radio(s), charts, tools, fishing equipment, spare parts, clothing and foul weather gear, galley equipment, linens/bedding and any items not specifically listed on equipment list specifications sheet.