Finngulf 33 - Available now

Price Reduced - Now Asking $129,000 

Finngulf Yachts are hand crafted, offering the owner classic lines and impressive sailing performance. Anne Bonny is a tribute to the Finnish reputation for detail and quality. She was designed to be easily handled, offshore or in the bay, by all sailors - the experienced racer, family crew or a solo sailor. All rigging lines return to the cockpit and the main sheet, traveler and genoa sheets can be controlled from the helm. And, when not underway, her warm interior woodwork, open salon, and airy berths welcome the skipper and crew.

From the cockpit, three wide teak and holly steps bring you into the salon. A U-shapped galley is to port, and the chart table/nav station is to starboard. Behind the galley, through the oval door, is a large quarterberth with hanging locker and bulkhead shelving. Behind the nav station is the head with stainless steel sink and teak vanity, hanger rack, toilet, and shower area.

The salon has two straight settees, port and starboard, with luxurious but durable Alcantara upholstery, which has the look of suede with increased durability and stain resistance. Above each settee are storage cabinets, which portray the wood craftsmanship for which Finngulf is known. The center dining table has a wine rack in the center and a leaf on each side to accommodate seating at either settee. The salon has two long opening ports and one central hatch - all with screens. The quarterberth has two opening ports, one on the port bulkhead and the other opening to the cockpit; the head has an opening port; all have screens. 

Continuing forward from the salon are two hanging lockers, port and starboard, followed by an oval privacy door to a traditional V-berth with wooden bulkhead shelf storage above each berth. The berth cushions are also made with Alcantara upholstery fabric. The large opening hatch centered above provides good air circulation.  

Pristine teak and holly sole throughout; satin varnished teak cabinetry; teak hand rails above the settees for assistance while in the cabin underway; teak oval doors for the quarterberth, head, and v-berth - all with a strong and durable finish, creating a fine furniture interior below decks.

And, for comfort in early spring and late fall sailing, the interior cabin has heat.

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