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Spirit Yacht 46 ft Mk II - Sold

Spirit Yacht 46 ft Mk II

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BROKER'S COMMENTS

S\'AGAPO has been well known to us having provided great pleasure to her first 2 owners. Her current owner having shipped her across to California has refined and optimised her cruising and racing capabilities making her possibly a better boat even than when she left her builder’s yard at launch. This Spirit 46 has all the answers, if you want an incredibly elegant hull form, very manageable sail plan and effortless fast cruising along with an interior to cruise & race in total comfort, comprehensive and very high specification sail wardrobe and electronics & navigation package.

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Built by Spirit Yachts in 2003, S’AGAPO – formerly MOYA is the first of the extremely successful Spirit 46 mark II line of sloops produced by the company. Her original owner raced and cruised her successfully on the Solent and throughout southern English waters. Her second owner shipped her to France where she cruised and sailed the Mediterranean from the French Riviera. Her current owners purchased S\'AGAPO in the UK and shipped her to San Francisco California where she has participated in numerous cruises and races.

Construction and finish

- 3 x Layers cold moulded western red cedar West System hull sheathed in glass cloth and epoxy - Ivory shade Sterling linear polyurethane repainted in 2012 - Internal bulkheads and furniture are integral to the unified design for strength minimum weight - High strength epoxy encased steel keel, large flattened trailing bulb; low C of G for stiffness - Free standing laminated wood spade rudder finished in glass and epoxy - Over sized solid rudder shaft for reliability - Composite cold moulded decks with a swept teak deck over for sure footing

Accommodation and domestic equipment

- Burl mahogany and exposed deck beam and hull interior of western red cedar - White painted contrasting deck head - Cabins well lit by ports and hatches in the saloon and head - Mahogany cabin sole - All interior surfaces finished in rubbed varnish to reduce glare - Access below from the cockpit by sliding hatchway in the trunk cabin - Galley to port with 2 burner alcohol stove and dual stainless steel sinks - Ice box and ample storage all surrounded by a teak counter-top - Fully equipped chart table to starboard; instruments detailed in Navigation section below - Large quarter berth aft - Immediately forward are long, wide, settee berths to port and starboard with lifting back rests - Folding leaf table on centreline - Doorway in fwd bulkhead - Enclosed head with Lavac manual WC to port - Stainless steel basin and storage with bespoke varnished mahogany faced lockers - Fore cabin with 2 x Vee berths with an insert enables conversion to a full width double berth Espar heater serving the cabins through vents in the galley, main saloon and head is controlled by an advanced programmable thermostat, which can maintain temperature to a pre programmed weekly schedule unattended.

Rig spars and sails

- Carbon / Epoxy mast, boom and spinnaker pole for great strength and minimum weight - Discontinuous Nitronic rod standing rigging except for the fixed backstay - Spectra backstay with an under deck adjustment system Given the preponderance of downwind races on the West Coast of California and the significant stability of the Spirit 46 design in high winds; the spinnaker pole has been extended from 10 ft 3 inches by almost 4 ft to 14 ft 2 in and a larger symmetrical spinnaker fitted with of course better light wind performance off the wind. - New main and jib sheets - New 2:1 main halyard of StaySet high-tech Dyneema 2012 - All racing sails new 2012, to latest North Sails 3Di material and construction technology; lightly used - The North 3Di sail inventory includes Mainsail, Heavy No 1 jib and light No 1 jib Additional sails - North Mylar Code 0 reaching sail 2012 - Doyle light small symmetrical and asymmetrical - Doyle heavy No 4 jib - Symmetrical spinnaker by Santa Cruz Sails 2013 - Delivery set of Doyle Spectra mainsail and jib - All mainsails fully battened with Harken BatCar system - Nominal sail area for main and jib is 684 sq ft - The mainsail is loose footed and furling assisted by Lazy-jacks - Foresails hanked to the jib stay to facilitate changes in heavy weather at sea - Schafer 2100 roller furling system could be reinstalled and is in included

Deck layout, equipment and ground tackle

- Varnished mahogany ensign staff aft - Mushroom vent on the aft deck provides air to the Espar heater in foul weather - Tiller steering - Generous cockpit with deep coamings extend to trunk cabin forward - Fully cushioned cockpit seating - All Anderson stainless steel winches - 2 x 40 ST two speed winches for jib trim and spinnaker after guy on deck by the cockpit - 2 x 28 ST two speed winches to trim the mainsheet - Mainsheet system upgraded to an Admiral’s Cup rig to facilitate easier shorthanded sailing - 2 x 28 ST winches on trunk cabin for main, jib, and 2 x spinnaker halyards - These 2 winches also for Cunningham, pole lift, fore-guy, jib sheet inhaul, and reefing lines - All lines to the cabin top held by SpinLock clutches when not loaded onto a winch - These lines to the clutches are organized by Frederickson deck organizers and blocks - Vang-Master pneumatic boom vang control - so no boom topping lift - 2 x 4 inch chromed bronze cowl vents; one over the fore cabin one on the aft deck - Additional ventilation provided by a large hatch over saloon and a small hatch over the head - 1 x Fortress FX16 Danforth style lightweight aluminium anchor stowable in anchor locker - 1 x 25 lb galvanized steel Danforth style anchor - Both anchors have approx 30 ft / 9 m chain and 150 ft / 46 m nylon rode - Numerous dock lines and 4 x Fenders - Fairleads either side of the bow and stern - Centreline mooring cleats mounted on fore and after decks - Flag halyard on starboard lower spreader

Mechanical, electrical and tankage

- Yanmar 2GM20 aspirated raw water cooled diesel engine on soft rubber Yanmar mounts - Hurth 2:6 gearbox transmission - 25 mm prop shaft via flexible coupler to reduce vibration - Wet exhaust is routed via Vetus water lift silencer and transom gooseneck - Insulated sound reducing engine compartment - Fuel consumption at 5 knots is approximately 1/3rd gallon per hour - Nylon 21 US gallon / 80 litre fuel tank beneath cockpit sole - Morse single lever engine throttle / shift control and alarms in cockpit - Gori three bladed folding propeller drives - 12 V DC Electrical circuit and system - 2 x 110 Ah batteries, new in 2013 - Mastervolt central switch panel outboard of chart table - Individual breakers for each major function - 1 x Group 27 12 V DC engine start battery - Balmar 80A engine mounted alternator charges both battery banks via isolator - 30 A shore power battery charger - Mastervolt battery on switch panel monitors battery charge / discharge rate - 1 x 21 gallon / c 80 litre nylon fresh water tank beneath fore cabin berths - Fresh water by foot pump to the galley sinks and hand pump to the basin in the head - Espar diesel heater beneath aft deck

Navigation communications and electronics

- Raymarine unified radar and chart information display - Cmap NT available for West Coast of North America and the Eastern English Channel - Furuno Navtex weather information - DSC equipped VHF radio integrated with the GPS provides emergency location information - TriData Wind / Depth / Speed display in the cockpit - The radar scanner can be dismounted for buoy racing to reduce drag - Electronic Sea-Me radar reflector, currently not installed - Navigation lights upgraded to high output tricolour LED at the masthead - Raymarine below deck autopilot with rudder angle indicator and over-spec linear drive unit - Autopilot control unit in the cockpit, with sail-to-wind-angle and sail-to-route capabilities - AM / FM radio and CD player sound system in main saloon with speakers below and cockpit - Sound system Remote control in the cockpit.

- Four person life raft – not currently within inspection - Dan buoy - not currently certified - Current USCG approved flares and fire extinguishers - Multiple flashlights mounted above the berths - High powered spotlight at the chart table - Emergency VHF antenna - Automatic 12 V DC bilge pump beneath engine at the lowest point in the bilge - Manual Whale gusher pump operable from on deck

- All anti fouling paint stripped - Hull bottom sanded fair, sealed with epoxy paint, and new anti fouling paint in 2012 - All standing and running rigging stripped from the mast in 2012, inspected and reinstalled All exterior surfaces were completely refinished in 2012, including new LP for the topsides, waterline and cove stripe, and all varnish was taken to bare wood and brought back. All varnished surfaces now have at least 12 coats on them.

The current owner had a strong custom steel cradle built by Fairlie Yachts, Hamble, UK, which disassembles for storage and shipment. The cradle enables S’AGAPO to be dry sailed easily, used at the conclusion of distance races for safe transport home as well as providing for winter storage.

Owners comments

The North Sails 3Di cloth and technology - broadly used by the premier ocean racing teams in the world has proven to be both extremely fast and quite durable. Most Volvo Ocean Race competitors shifted to North 3Di in the last event and finished the race with their original sails ready to go again; a significant improvement from earlier composite sail technologies. The North 3Di sails are lightly used with only half a dozen short ocean races and a dozen buoy races on them. The Doyle sails are of unknown date, probably c 2008. The large symmetrical spinnaker was built by Santa Cruz Sails in 2013 and has only been used half a dozen times. The bespoke cradle enables the boat to have a very fast clean bottom without constant scrubbing by divers. Racing / sailing the boat once a month it can be less expensive to dry sail her than paying for a slip and diver to keep the bottom clean. All other types of maintenance are greatly reduced by having her out of the water as well.

These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the vendors and are intended as a general guide. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details on which they wish to rely.

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Spirit 46 Main

Like many self-professed adrenaline junkies, Tina Felix doesn’t look like one. A lawyer by profession as well as a mother of four, at first glance she seems the very essence of those solid, grounded pursuits. Her “other side” was revealed early last fall on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay, where a crisp northerly gusting toward 25 knots was coursing down the East Passage. Aboard Bamboozle , the Spirit 46 she owns with her spouse, Kevin, I was tagging along with the couple for the short but lively beat from Newport to Portsmouth.

We were two or perhaps three tacks into it, spray flying, clawing to windward at nearly 7 knots, when Tina suggested we shake out the single reef. The pumping breeze ever so slightly overpowered us, and the boat gained only a 10th or two of a knot. Tina seemed satisfied, though, and I completely understood why. With Bamboozle ‘s slim beam, low profile and long overhangs, she appeared above the waterline to be from a different era, but she was a wolf in sheep’s clothing: Thanks to a tall Southern Spars carbon rig, high-tech Quantum sails, the deep fin keel and ballast bulb, and a spade rudder, she tracked to weather as if possessed.

“Spirit is a pretty well-known brand in Europe and the United Kingdom, but this is our first foray into the United States,” the company’s founder, Sean McMillan, said last September while exhibiting Bamboozle at the Newport International Boat Show. “We started 17 years ago with the intention of building very beautiful, modern, classic boats. … The most significant thing was getting away from the long keel/keel-hung rudder configuration that all classics had. If you start with a ‘narrowish’ boat — but not uncomfortably narrow — with a firm turn in the bilge so it’s got good form stability and shallow rocker, you’re making a small hole in the water, with very efficient foils and a very efficient rig. You can’t really miss, frankly.”

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What also separates Spirit from almost every other builder of traditional-style series yachts is the boats’ wood/epoxy construction. Like all Spirits, the 46 is built on laminated ring frames usually fashioned from Brazilian cedar, a strong, dark hardwood that looks like mahogany but at half the weight; the keelson is Oregon pine. The first layer of planking on the 46 is also Brazilian cedar (on bigger boats that are less weight sensitive, the choice is Douglas fir), and it’s glued to the ring frames to form a monocoque structure that’s then faired before a series of double-diagonal veneers are applied. The builders add a layer of glass/epoxy to stabilize the surface prior to the Awlgrip finish.

The deck is swept teak; the brightwork is highly varnished Brazilian mahogany. The keel is an SG steel foil to which a torpedo-shape lead ballast bulb is bolted. The stainless-steel rudderstock supports a finely tuned foam-cored carbon rudder. Custom hardware abounds. The attention to detail is staggering. The end result is irresistible.

Like most Spirit owners, the Felixes visited the yard as their boat, the 10th 46 to be built, came into existence before their eyes, an experience that McMillan strongly encourages. “They’re virtually custom boats,” he said. “You can have any interior you want. It’s not like buying one off the shelf. The owners have to work with us for a year or 15 months or more to create this thing, and that’s a big commitment. The more they come to visit, the better we can keep coming together to stay on exactly the same track they want.”

While McMillan said he’d delivered prior 46s with a variety of interior arrangements — an open floor plan, one cabin and two cabins — the Felixes chose a rather standard layout with a V-berth and head forward, a pair of opposing settees and dining table in the central salon, and the galley and navigation station, to port and starboard respectively, at the foot of the companionway. The joinery work is remarkable; the 46 is literally a yacht where one “takes the furniture” sailing. The one and only thing the boat lacks down below is a place to stand up; headroom is about 5 feet 2 inches.

To underscore the fact that the Felixes’ 46 is optimized for sailing and that they spend the majority of their time aboard topside, Bamboozle ‘s cockpit is two feet longer than those on her sister ships. She’s also the only Spirit to be tricked out with Harken hardware, which Kevin specifically requested.

Though our destination was dead upwind, once we were past the Newport bridge, we couldn’t resist the urge to bear away and ease the sheets, if only for a few moments. While we didn’t record the 21 knots of boat speed that another 46 notched during a race the previous year — many owners enjoy competing in the ever-growing Spirit of Tradition divisions at classic-yacht regattas — the knotmeter immediately ascended into double figures, topping off at nearly 11 knots. Unfortunately, too soon we hardened up, back on the breeze.

At my suggestion — I was interested to see what difference it would make, if any — we tucked the first reef back in and were able to lock in the mainsheet and forgo easing it in the puffs to luff the sail. The boat seemed a bit happier, her rudder a tad less loaded, and we gained a few more 10ths of speed, up to almost 7½ knots and tacking through 60 degrees. Despite the rather sporty weather, she was nearly dry on deck. Thanks to her light ends and a bit of flare to her bow, rather than plowing through the chop, she rose ever so slightly and gracefully up and over each passing wave. It felt like a curtsy. She appeared to be enjoying the outing as much as we were.

The best part of all, of course, was driving. Like an old 6-Meter or 8-Meter, Bamboozle was devoid of lifelines; not only were the sight lines forward clear and unobstructed, but the absence of railings also heightened the sensation of speed and one’s proximity to the water rushing by. To command a boat this long, lean and nimble, with a feathery-light tiller, was nothing less than pure joy.

Much too soon, the marina hove into view, so we threw in one last tack, luffed up, dropped the main and motored in. The boat is no slouch under power either, registering a solid 7 knots at 2500 rpm. Tying up was a letdown. Things became too quiet. Evidently, my adrenaline had been flowing too.

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LOA: 46’3″ LWL: 33’10” BEAM: 9’3″ DRAFT: 6’6″ DISPL.: 9,920 lb. FUEL: 13 gal. WATER: 25 gal. ENGINE: 1 x 18 hp Yanmar GM-20 diesel SAIL AREA: 684 sq. ft. (w/ 100 percent foretriangle) DISPL./LENGTH RATIO: 115 SAIL AREA/DISPL. RATIO: 23.7 PRICE: $600,000 Spirit Yachts, +44-1473-214-715; www.spirityachts.com

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Based in Suffolk on the east coast of the UK, Spirit Yachts has a portfolio of custom, wooden sail and power yachts ranging from day sailers to superyachts.

From humble beginnings in the Suffolk countryside, Spirit Yachts now operates from a large waterside facility with a team of highly skilled designers, naval architects, boat builders, cabinet makers, electricians and engineers.

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Spirit Yachts’ contemporary, elegant design style is world-renowned. Subtle variations on 1930s classic yacht design with long overhangs, low profiles and smooth lines, married to contemporary underwater profiles and the latest technology, are synonymous with Spirit’s modern classic cruising, racing, and power yachts.

Spirit yachts are designed to be as beautiful in 100 years as they are today.

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Spirit Yachts comprises a talented team of craftsmen and women who are passionate about and dedicated to the highest standards of boat building.

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