Very reluctantly for sale, my Seal 850. This sought after shallow draft, lift keel (up 0.95m, down 1.7m) spacious wide beamed 4/5 berth yacht.

This is a lot of boat for the money. Uncluttered underwater lines gives a good turn of speed. Two years ago was fitted out really for cross channel cruise which unfortunately was cancelled. Currently lying ashore in owners drive in N.Essex.

Fore cabin

• 2 v-berths. Water tanks under,Deep shelving P & S
• Separate heads with chemical toilet and washbasin with cold water and tap pump.
• Hanging wardrobe space opposite.
• Doors separate cabin from saloon

Saloon area

• 2 berths, one makes into small double with lockers under, cave and drop flap lockers over. Recent new upholstery.
• Table, with lifting flaps either side of the keel housing.(One removes to allow double berth access.)
• Plenty of under bunk storage space.
• Galley with sink and separate draining sink, double acting foot pump for cold water to sink.
• Cool locker to side of sink, Cooker with 2 burners grill and stove fed by gas from dedicated locker in cockpit.
• Plenty of storage for equipment in 2 shelves and lockers.
• Navigating table with chart stowage and instruments to hand.
• Quarter berth (currently used for sail stowage etc)
• Access to engine under cockpit stairs and from quarter berth.
• Eberspacher type cabin heater

Hull and deck

• Non slip surface on all walking surfaces
• New cutlass bearing fitted.
• Rope cutter
• 4 winches
• Danforth kedge anchor with chain and warp
• CQR main anchor with 40m of chain stored in a foredeck well which provides a secure working place
• Double guard wires from pushpit to pullpit.
• One spinnaker pole (needs attention)
• Demountable tiller pilot (TP300C).
• Compass
• Paddlewheel speed log.
• Anemometer
• Spray hood and Dodgers
• Air (gas) Foghorn
• Shore power cable via RCD unit
• Lights- nav lights port starboard and stern, plus masthead tricolour, anchor light and foredeck light
• Fenders
• Many warps and ropes
• Onshore storage/launching trolly
• Lazy jacks

Sails

• Main and genoa in good condition and valeted annually.
• Spinnaker included though currently not rigged for this.
• Cruising loose footed lightweight jib.

Navigation

• Chart table with chart storage
• Instruments plus shelf and lockers
• Switch panel for 12v equipment.
• VHF radio with emergency aerial.
• Furuno GPS navigator GP 1850W.
• Garmin basic GPS AIS receiver
• Clock barometer.
• Engine hours gauge.
• Socket for 12v and shore power.
• Handbooks for engine and equipment.

Additional equipment

• Life raft and stowage rack
• 2 fire extinguishers, fire blanket
• Transom ladder

Specifications

• Builder- John Baker
• Designer - Angus Primrose
• Built 1977
• Length-8.22m
• Beam-2.97m
• Hull fibreglass
• Fuel tank- 15 litres
• Engine- Buhk 20 inboard diesel, serviced and winterised annually.
• Ready for anti fouling
• Inflatable dinghy with oars (negotiable)

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