From forward, the forward cabin comprises of two generous sized single berths each side (Re-Upholstered June 2020) between which is the forward heads with manual sea toilet & basin. Two overhead opening hatches and side windows (New window curtains June
2020)
Moving up three steps we come into the main saloon: the lower helm position is set on the port side with the usual engine instrumentation and VHF. Further aft on the port side we have the saloon seating area, this is an L-shaped settee with a pedestal table. 2 X USB ports behind settee backrest. Opposite the seating area on the starboard side we have the galley; this consists of a stainless steel sink with hot and cold running water, a four burner gas hob with Eno oven and grill under. 240v Microwave. Front opening fridge unit with small freezer compartment.
Engine space access is via hatches in the teak and holly saloon floor, and access to the
wide side decks is on the starboard side via a sliding door.
Moving onto the aft cabin we have an island double berth offset to the port side, it is
possible to walk three quarters of the way around this particular berth. Concealed floor lighting around the berth base. 32 inch flat screen TV/DVD mounted on forward bulkhead.
There is plenty of storage space for clothes including a large wardrobe set on the starboard aft quarter. Just in front of which are the en-suite aft heads which consists of shower, basin and electric toilet, vanity mirror and storage for toiletries etc.
New Toilet motor and shower drain pump in September 2020.
Moving onto the exterior of the vessel, the Corvette benefits from extremely wide side
decks which are all covered in ‘Tek-Deck’ synthetic teak. Moving aft of the saloon door on
either side of the vessel we have steps up to the quarter deck. This is a nice large area
giving plenty of space for table and chairs.
Moving up again two more steps we are led to the flybridge, the upper helm is situated on the center-line of the vessel with a commanding all-round view, twin single lever engine controls and the usual engine instrumentation.
There are helmsman and navigators seating, with further seating on both aft flybridge corners.
Finally we have stern dinghy davits above the stern platform and two sets of fender baskets fixed to the stern rail. Up forward on the foredeck we have an anchor with anchor windlass on a raised plinth with chain locker below.