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Sirena 40

£44,995
  • Located at Blyth
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Year: 1997
LOA: 12.2m
Berths: 6
Draft: 1.9m

Details

  • Make: Sirena
  • Model: 40
  • Engine Make & Model: Nanni N4220
  • Horsepower: 43
  • Fuel Type: Diesel
  • Price: £44,995
  • Location: In Blyth
  • Keel: Fin
  • Hull Construction: Fibreglass (GRP)
  • Drive Type: Shaft driven 3-blade Max Propeller

Dimensions

  • Beam: 3.75m
  • Draft: 1.9m
  • LWL: 9m
  • LOA: 12.2m
  • Displacement: 8200kg
  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 200l
  • Water Tank Capacity: 380l
  • Builder: Sirena Yachts/ Lito Marin
  • Designer: David Pedrick
  • Hull Type: Monohull

Summary

'Spirit of Zoya' is a safe and capable cruising yacht built in Finland and fitted out by Lito Marin of Finland in 1997. The vessel has been in the same ownership since 2008 and has enjoyed trips to the northern Isles, the Netherlands and the West Coast of Scotland. With berths for 6 she is an ideal family cruiser but is equally appealing as a couples boat. With all the lines led aft and her current sail plan, she is a joy to sail short handed. Although a very quick boat she has never been raced. Well maintained inboard Nanni diesel, in mast furling mainsail, inner and outer roller furling headsails and a comprehensive electronic navigation package, If you are looking for a genuine blue water cruiser then 'Spirit of Zoya' should be on your list.

Mechanical

Vessel is powered by a reliable and economical Nanni 4220 inboard diesel engine. This 43hp, 4 cylinder workhorse has been regularly maintained by her present owner. The engine is a located beneath the companionway steps allowing full access for servicing and daily checks. Engine start panel mounted in cockpit coaming with protective Perspex screen. Full engine instrumentation including rev counter fuel gauge and both visual and audible warnings for high temperature, oil pressure and charging.
reduction gearbox driving a stainless steel shaft and 3-bladed Max Prop. New anodes fitted in July 2024. Under engine the vessel will motor all day at 5.5 knots burning 1/2 a gallon per hour. Top speed is a none to shabby 7.5 knots if required.

Electrical

Bank of 3x12V batteries fitted with isolators. These are located beneath the chart table seat making them very accessible should they need changing. Dedicated engine start, anchor windlass and domestic batteries. The batteries are recharged via the engine alternator, on board battery charger or via the solar panel. There is a shore power cable and RCD breaker.
Illuminated 12V panel at chart table.

Rigging

Masthead rig with keel stepped Selden spars with in-mast furling main, roller furling genoa and roller furling inner jib. The mast and all standing and running rigging were replaced in 2015. All lines are lid aft to the helm making short handed sailing very comfortable indeed. Twin backstays with tensioners. Shrouds are slightly inboard making access forward safe and unhindered. 8 off Anderson 2-speed, self tailing winches. Rigid boom vang. Sails include a vertically battened Saturn mainsail, a Hood genoa, a Chanon inner jib and a spare Hood jib.

Navigation

  • Binnacle mounted compass
  • Raymarine autopilot
  • Raymarine SL72 Radar
  • Garmin 9 inch touch screen colour chart plotter
  • Standard Horizon GX2100 Matrix DSC VHF
  • Autohelm Depth sounder
  • Autohelm wind speed
  • Navigation lights
  • Clock & Barometer

Deck

  • Electric windlass with chain and rope gypsies
  • Bruce 20Kg anchor with calibrated chain
  • Fortress kedge with chain and warp
  • Bathing ladder
  • Mooring cleats including midships
  • Deck vents with protective stainless steel frames
  • Teak grab handles

Safety

  • Horseshoe buoy with light
  • MOB recovery system
  • Fire blanket
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Manual bilge pump
  • Electric bilge pump

Canvas

  • Sprayhood
  • All over cover

Miscellaneous

  • Dinghy
  • Mercury 3.3hp outboard
  • Mooring warps
  • Fenders
  • JVC CD/Radio player

Accommodation

Many Sirena 40 models have a different layout as Lito Marin who finished off the boats offered many different options to suit. This particular version is a more traditional layout with spacious single aft and forward cabins and a saloon dinette converting to an additional double.
The accommodation is entered via the cockpit with lockable washboard and sliding hatch. There is full standing headroom throughout. The interior cabinet work is teak including teak and holly laminate flooring. The keel stepped mast is incorporated into the central saloon table. There are drop leaves on both sides. The mast has an attractive cream soft vinyl sleeve. To port of the companionway is the L-shaped galley. Double stainless steel sink, pressurised hot and cold water tap and the provision for a sea water faucet if required. The worktops are easy clean laminate with a top loading cool box. Gas fuelled Nelson oven with 2-burner hob and separate grill. Plenty of storage offered in the head height lockers and below counter cupboards.
Aft of the galley is the double aft cabin. This has two opening ports for additional light and ventilation along with both reading and mood lighting. There is a hanging locker. Well upholstered fabric covered mattrasses.
returning to the saloon and opposite the galley is the chart table/navigation area. There is a forward facing, full size chart table, large padded seat and an array of electronic navigation aids. There is a chart reading light, chart storage and a 12V switch panel.
Aft of the chart table is the heads compartment with Jabsco sea toilet fitted with a holding tank. There is a diverter valve for either sea or tank discharge. Moulded sink unit with hot and cold pressurised water and pull out shower with sump discharge. Hull mounted unit for toiletries. Opening port for ventilation.
To starboard of the saloon table are two comfortable seats with a dividing occasional table/arm rest feature. Outboard of both starboard and port seating are cupboard and cubby hole storage.
In the bow is the owners cabin with central island V berth with access both sides and port and starboard dressing seats. There is a large deck hatch for light and ventilation along with 12V reading lights. Wardrobe storage port and starboard, bulkhead mounted storage lockers above the berth and drawer storage beneath.

  • Eberspacher diesel fired heating in all cabins and saloon
  • Slatted teak lined interior hull
  • 6- Berths
  • Lots of storage

Construction

GRP constructed sailing yacht with deep draft kin keel, counter hung spade rudder and wheel steering. Teak laid self bailing cockpit with removable curved rear seat. Teak topped locker storage in two lockers aft of helm and deep sail locker on starboard side. Stainless steel cockpit rails with central access to stainless steel and teak slatted bathing platform. Stainless steel bathing ladder. GRP moulded side decks and superstructure finished in non slip. Large self bailing anchor locker with lid. Stainless steel bow fitting with anchor roller. Vertical mounted Lewmar electric windlass. Hull to deck join finished in aluminium toe rail with inbuilt fairleads. Gelcoat topsides in mid blue. Underwater areas antifouled in July 2024. Vessel is stored ashore for 7 months every year.

Disclaimer

For a full, detailed specification with additional photographs and direct contact details for the listing office visit our website

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Unless otherwise stated on the specification sheet the following presumptions are made
- Sail drive and shaft seals are more than 5 years of age
- Fuel and gas hoses and regulators are over 5 years old
- Standing rigging and sails are more than 10 years old

Please note that as the broker/agent, we cannot guarantee or warrant the serviceability of any safety equipment included within the inventory, including but not limited to the condition, operation, or service dates of such equipment. It is the responsibility of the buyer to thoroughly inspect and assess the condition of all safety equipment prior to purchase.


NOTE - Please ring our offices prior to visiting, as the boat may be unavailable for viewing or located at a different marina.

Contact

boatpoint at Royal Quays Marina

newcastle@boatpoint.co.uk

0191 272 9086

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Sirena 40 - 1997£44,995

Located at Blyth

Summary

'Spirit of Zoya' is a safe and capable cruising yacht built in Finland and fitted out by Lito Marin of Finland in 1997. The vessel has been in the same ownership since 2008 and has enjoyed trips to the northern Isles, the Netherlands and the West Coast of Scotland. With berths for 6 she is an ideal family cruiser but is equally appealing as a couples boat. With all the lines led aft and her current sail plan, she is a joy to sail short handed. Although a very quick boat she has never been raced. Well maintained inboard Nanni diesel, in mast furling mainsail, inner and outer roller furling headsails and a comprehensive electronic navigation package, If you are looking for a genuine blue water cruiser then 'Spirit of Zoya' should be on your list.

Details:

Engine: Nanni N4220

Horsepower: 43

Fuel Type: Diesel

Beam: 3.75m

Draft: 1.9m

LWL: 9m

Keel: Fin

Hull Construction: Fibreglass (GRP)

Drive Type: Shaft driven 3-blade Max Propeller

Displacement: 8200kg

Fuel Tank Cap: 200l

Water Tank Cap: 380l

LOA: 12.2m

Builder: Sirena Yachts/ Lito Marin

Designer: David Pedrick

Hull Type: Monohull

Mechanical

Vessel is powered by a reliable and economical Nanni 4220 inboard diesel engine. This 43hp, 4 cylinder workhorse has been regularly maintained by her present owner. The engine is a located beneath the companionway steps allowing full access for servicing and daily checks. Engine start panel mounted in cockpit coaming with protective Perspex screen. Full engine instrumentation including rev counter fuel gauge and both visual and audible warnings for high temperature, oil pressure and charging.
reduction gearbox driving a stainless steel shaft and 3-bladed Max Prop. New anodes fitted in July 2024. Under engine the vessel will motor all day at 5.5 knots burning 1/2 a gallon per hour. Top speed is a none to shabby 7.5 knots if required.

Electrical

Bank of 3x12V batteries fitted with isolators. These are located beneath the chart table seat making them very accessible should they need changing. Dedicated engine start, anchor windlass and domestic batteries. The batteries are recharged via the engine alternator, on board battery charger or via the solar panel. There is a shore power cable and RCD breaker.
Illuminated 12V panel at chart table.

Rigging

Masthead rig with keel stepped Selden spars with in-mast furling main, roller furling genoa and roller furling inner jib. The mast and all standing and running rigging were replaced in 2015. All lines are lid aft to the helm making short handed sailing very comfortable indeed. Twin backstays with tensioners. Shrouds are slightly inboard making access forward safe and unhindered. 8 off Anderson 2-speed, self tailing winches. Rigid boom vang. Sails include a vertically battened Saturn mainsail, a Hood genoa, a Chanon inner jib and a spare Hood jib.

Navigation

  • Binnacle mounted compass
  • Raymarine autopilot
  • Raymarine SL72 Radar
  • Garmin 9 inch touch screen colour chart plotter
  • Standard Horizon GX2100 Matrix DSC VHF
  • Autohelm Depth sounder
  • Autohelm wind speed
  • Navigation lights
  • Clock & Barometer

Deck

  • Electric windlass with chain and rope gypsies
  • Bruce 20Kg anchor with calibrated chain
  • Fortress kedge with chain and warp
  • Bathing ladder
  • Mooring cleats including midships
  • Deck vents with protective stainless steel frames
  • Teak grab handles

Safety

  • Horseshoe buoy with light
  • MOB recovery system
  • Fire blanket
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Manual bilge pump
  • Electric bilge pump

Canvas

  • Sprayhood
  • All over cover

Miscellaneous

  • Dinghy
  • Mercury 3.3hp outboard
  • Mooring warps
  • Fenders
  • JVC CD/Radio player

Accommodation

Many Sirena 40 models have a different layout as Lito Marin who finished off the boats offered many different options to suit. This particular version is a more traditional layout with spacious single aft and forward cabins and a saloon dinette converting to an additional double.
The accommodation is entered via the cockpit with lockable washboard and sliding hatch. There is full standing headroom throughout. The interior cabinet work is teak including teak and holly laminate flooring. The keel stepped mast is incorporated into the central saloon table. There are drop leaves on both sides. The mast has an attractive cream soft vinyl sleeve. To port of the companionway is the L-shaped galley. Double stainless steel sink, pressurised hot and cold water tap and the provision for a sea water faucet if required. The worktops are easy clean laminate with a top loading cool box. Gas fuelled Nelson oven with 2-burner hob and separate grill. Plenty of storage offered in the head height lockers and below counter cupboards.
Aft of the galley is the double aft cabin. This has two opening ports for additional light and ventilation along with both reading and mood lighting. There is a hanging locker. Well upholstered fabric covered mattrasses.
returning to the saloon and opposite the galley is the chart table/navigation area. There is a forward facing, full size chart table, large padded seat and an array of electronic navigation aids. There is a chart reading light, chart storage and a 12V switch panel.
Aft of the chart table is the heads compartment with Jabsco sea toilet fitted with a holding tank. There is a diverter valve for either sea or tank discharge. Moulded sink unit with hot and cold pressurised water and pull out shower with sump discharge. Hull mounted unit for toiletries. Opening port for ventilation.
To starboard of the saloon table are two comfortable seats with a dividing occasional table/arm rest feature. Outboard of both starboard and port seating are cupboard and cubby hole storage.
In the bow is the owners cabin with central island V berth with access both sides and port and starboard dressing seats. There is a large deck hatch for light and ventilation along with 12V reading lights. Wardrobe storage port and starboard, bulkhead mounted storage lockers above the berth and drawer storage beneath.

  • Eberspacher diesel fired heating in all cabins and saloon
  • Slatted teak lined interior hull
  • 6- Berths
  • Lots of storage

Construction

GRP constructed sailing yacht with deep draft kin keel, counter hung spade rudder and wheel steering. Teak laid self bailing cockpit with removable curved rear seat. Teak topped locker storage in two lockers aft of helm and deep sail locker on starboard side. Stainless steel cockpit rails with central access to stainless steel and teak slatted bathing platform. Stainless steel bathing ladder. GRP moulded side decks and superstructure finished in non slip. Large self bailing anchor locker with lid. Stainless steel bow fitting with anchor roller. Vertical mounted Lewmar electric windlass. Hull to deck join finished in aluminium toe rail with inbuilt fairleads. Gelcoat topsides in mid blue. Underwater areas antifouled in July 2024. Vessel is stored ashore for 7 months every year.

Disclaimer

For a full, detailed specification with additional photographs and direct contact details for the listing office visit our website

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Unless otherwise stated on the specification sheet the following presumptions are made
- Sail drive and shaft seals are more than 5 years of age
- Fuel and gas hoses and regulators are over 5 years old
- Standing rigging and sails are more than 10 years old

Please note that as the broker/agent, we cannot guarantee or warrant the serviceability of any safety equipment included within the inventory, including but not limited to the condition, operation, or service dates of such equipment. It is the responsibility of the buyer to thoroughly inspect and assess the condition of all safety equipment prior to purchase.


NOTE - Please ring our offices prior to visiting, as the boat may be unavailable for viewing or located at a different marina.

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