Make:Make: Halberdier

Model:Model: 36

Length:Length: 11 m

Price:Price: GBP 69,995

Year:Year: 2012

Condition:Condition: Used

Location:Location: Anglesey, Isle ofAnglesey, UnitedKingdom

Boat Name:Boat Name: Jinty

Hull Material:Hull Material: Fibreglass(GRP)

Draft:Draft: 1.52 m

Number of Engines:Number of Engines: 1

Fuel Type:Fuel Type: Diesel

Number:Number: 6089226

Halberdier 36 – Jinty

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Conceived in 1980 and born in 2012, this Halberdier 36 is a bespoke yacht with uniquefeatures.

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LOA:LOA: 11 m

Beam:Beam: 3.38 m

Min. Draft:Min. Draft: 1.52 m

Max Draft:Max Draft: 1.52 m

Windlass:Windlass: ElectricWindlass

Electrical Circuit:Electrical Circuit: 12V

Liferaft Capacity:Liferaft Capacity: 6

Fuel Tanks #:Fuel Tanks #: 1

Fuel Tanks Cap.:Fuel Tanks Cap.: 120 L

Fuel Tanks Material:Fuel Tanks Material: Aluminum

The hull was built by Eric White and his company Marcon, who made Halberdier hulls forMoody. Marcon closed in 1979 and we believe this is one of the moulds Eric White boughtand then sold on. This hull was bought in 1980 by a marine engineer who intended to buildthe boat and sail it to New Zealand. Sadly he died before he made significant progress withthe project.

The present owners, Jane and Andy, wanted a bespoke yacht and on finding the hull in2000 recognised it as ideal for their purpose. The hull, keel and masts were delivered tothem at the marina owned by the family and for the next 12 years they lived on site, workingto provide funding for the project while also managing the build. Professionals on site at themarina were used for the creation of the boat; Marine Engineer, Marine Electrician, cabinetmaker, rigger etc. while Jane was responsible for the interior design and sourcing theelements required for the high end specification she wanted. A marine surveyor monitoredthe build throughout. A 3 ton cast iron ballast keel was fitted and the hull was gelshielded. A Beta B50 engine was fitted and 70 hours were put on it during trials.

The “must haves” that Jane ensured were included were:

• LED mood lighting• Wood detail finish throughout• Curved galley design• Wallas diesel stove• Wallas flush mounted diesel ceramic hob• 12 volt microwave oven• Hotpot pressurised hot water system• Eberspacher Aquatronic water heater to radiators throughout• Electric vacuum flush toilet• Heated towel rail

By the time they had finished in 2012 the boat was exactly what Jane and Andy would havewished for as the vessel to take them travelling to the sun in retirement. They undertook“shake down” cruises to check that everything worked as they would wish and then in 2014prepared to set sail. Then, just before they were due to leave their plans had to change forhealth reasons. After much thought they made the decision to retire from sailing and to passJinty on to a new owner who will be able to take advantage of all she has to offer.

MeasurementsMeasurements

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Fresh Water Tanks #:Fresh Water Tanks #: 2

Fresh Water Tanks Cap.:Fresh Water Tanks Cap.: 200 L

Fresh Water Tanks Material:Fresh Water Tanks Material: Plastic

Holding Tanks #:Holding Tanks #: 1

Number of single berths:Number of single berths: 2

Number of double berths:Number of double berths: 4

Number of Cabins:Number of Cabins: 2

Number of Heads:Number of Heads: 1

Engine Make:Engine Make: Beta

Engine Model:Engine Model: B50

Primary Engines:Primary Engines: Inboard

Engine Year:Engine Year: 2012

Hours:Hours: 70

Power:Power: 50 hp

Propeller Type:Propeller Type: 3 Blade

• Depthsounder • Radar

• Radar Detector • Wind Speed and Direction

• Plotter • Autopilot

• Compass • VHF

• Storm Jib • Battened Mainsail

• Furling Genoa

• Steering Wheel • Electric Winch

• Electric Bilge Pump • Oven

• Manual Bilge Pump • Microwave Oven

• Electric Head • Heating

• Hot Water • Refrigerator

• Shore Power Inlet

PropulsionPropulsion

Engine #1Engine #1

FeaturesFeatures

ElectronicsElectronics

SailsSails

RiggingRigging

Inside EquipmentInside Equipment

Electrical EquipmentElectrical Equipment

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• Davit(s) • Tender

• Solar Panel • Liferaft

• Cockpit Cushions

• Lazy Bag • Cockpit Cover

• Lazyjacks

Outside Equipment/ExtrasOutside Equipment/Extras

CoversCovers

Additional InformationAdditional Information

Accommodation:

Centre cockpitMahogany wheel shelterHeating by radiators throughout boatSaloon with u shaped seating and folding tableGalleyAft cabin with double berth, storage, full standing roomForecabin with two single berths, storage, full standing roomTwo additional berths in cockpit if requiredHeads compartment with electric toilet, shower, washbasin, heated towel rail

Sails:

MainMizzenFurling genoaWorking jibCruising chuteMainsail with stackpack and lazyjacksSail cover.

Instruments:

Raymarine chart plotterAISTacktick wind, speed, direction, depthNavtexRaymarine autopilotVHF with dscHandheld VHFCompassRadar

Galley:

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Wallas diesel Safe Flame ovenWallas flush mounted ceramic diesel hob12 volt Cookworks microwave12 volt Waeco top opening refrigeratorSinksPressurised hot and cold water

Equipment:

Liferaft in cannister (6 man)FlaresDanbuoyHorseshoe lifebuoyLifebeltHonwave tender in valiseMercury 4 stroke outboard (4hp)DavitsWarps and fendersJackstaysEpirbRadar reflectorLofrans electric large capacity windlassHydraulic steeringFolding tableSprayhoodCockpit coverCockpit cushionsAutomatic and manual bilge pumps

Electrical:

12 volt plus 240 volt shore power.Solar panels.5 batteries.

DisclaimerDisclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrantthe accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer shouldinstruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desiresvalidated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal withoutnotice.

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PhotosPhotos

Halberdier 36 Marcon hull Halberdier 36 with genoa hoisted

Halberdier 36 on her mooring Halberdier 36 LED mood lighting

Halberdier 36 galley Halberdier 36 galley detail

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Halberdier 36 diesel oven and hob Halberdier 36 Saloon with folding table

Halberdier 36 Saloon seating Halberdier 36 A prayer to Jinty

Halberdier 36 Heating by radiatorsthroughout Halberdier 36 looking aft from forecabin

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Halberdier 36 Heads Halberdier 36 Heated towel rail in heads

Halberdier 36 looking forward to forecabin Halberdier 36 Forecabin

Halberdier 36 Centre cockpit Halberdier 36 Helm position

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Halberdier 36 Wheel under mahoganywheel shelter Halberdier 36 instruments

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Halberdier 36 British Registry Number Halberdier 36 Wood decoration detail

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Halberdier 36 Aft cabin Halberdier 36 Aft cabin

Halberdier 36 Foredeck Halberdier 36 Starboard side looking aft

Halberdier 36 Port side looking aft Halberdier 36 boom

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Halberdier 36 aft deck Halberdier 36 Cockpit cover from aft deck

Halberdier 36 tender in valise Halberdier 36 Looking aft

Halberdier 36 Dorade Halberdier 36 Instruments

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Halberdier 36 wood detail in aft cabin Halberdier 36

Halberdier 36 Mahogany wheel shelter Halberdier 36 Soalr panels

Halberdier 36 Beta 50 Halberdier 36 easy access to engine

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