Galley & Dining Room

”U” Shaped Gourmet Galley on portside, with large double sinks, teak cutting board, shelves, lockers, built-in microwave, large freezer and refrigerator. Dining Room opposite that seats 8 people.

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Dining room with table leaf up.

Dining room with table leaf down.
  FEATURES
U Shaped Gourmet Galley
Stainless double sinks with teak trim
Gimballed Hille Range propane stainless stove and oven (w/ solenoid control panel). Propane on deck in teak lockers. Hinged Teak cutting board cover over stove.
Teak Cutting board drawer
Nutone blender and food processor built into countertop. Excellent for serving frozen rum runners at anchor.
Built in Hold over plate 110 (1 3/4 hp) freezer/fridge for quickly getting cool. Door to fridge on top and side. Additional SS shelving. Temperature gauge. Extra set of copper refrig lines for engine drive or 12v.
Plenty of cabinet space and storage which were recently awlgripped. Straight ahead you can see the spice storage. This vessel has additional large cabinets than standard CTs.
Garbage container with hinged door.
2 wall mounted, large stainless thermos with pouring spigit. Excellent for offshore use.
2 Wonderful vertical teak fixtures for holding glasses and cups. Also wine glass holder above microwave.
backlite rope lighting for ambient lighting in both galley and dining room. In dining room with reflects on the acrylic mirror on the ceiling and walls.
recessed florescent lighting with red side for offshore use at night.
microwave and small toaster oven
Hella fan (very quiet) in both galley and dining area.
Brass fixtures including ships wheel hook, towel holder, and ship bell for happy hour.
Bar overlooks galley for entertaining.
Dining Room is across from Galley on starboard side.
Uphostery inspired by the color of the ocean offshore - a saphire blue velvet.
Extra seating on bench seat which can be folded down when not in use.
Two bronze open ports with screens in both galley and dining area.
Teak fishing rod holder on dining wall.
The galley is the last area of the boat needing some work. The formica is in need of replacement and it makes sense to upgrade to a granite laminate or corian. I will undertake this in a few months if the boat is not sold. My thought at the moment is a new owner may wish to make the color selection.
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Last Updated: 19-Apr-2004