Drum – 50′ Trad Stern/Tug Deck 1995 Ian Clifton
Drum is a really sweet little boat, exuding charm and personality. At 50’ long, and with a tug deck, she is quite compact but makes very clever use of the space that she has.
She was built and fitted out in 1995 by Ian Clifton, and has just undergone a full repaint and blacking. Her sleek bows, sleek lines and paintwork make her a real head turner.
The forward locker is just for storage, and the gas bottles are in the box on the tug deck. The deck itself is 7’6” long and offers great outdoor space. The stainless steel water tank, and lots of storage, is underneath.
Steps, with a gas strut roof hatch over, lead down into the 10’ saloon. This is a really sweet area with two opposing couches. These are cleverly designed to turn into either a spare double berth, and another clever design is a retactable dining table with slides out from under the tug deck.
There is a solid fuel stove in here which, along with the back boiler, provides the heating for the boat. There is a cupboard opposite the stove with a TV aerial point next to it, and there is plenty of other storage under the tug deck and under the couches. The other space saving measure here is that the steps retract under the front deck giving you more room in the saloon.
The galley is next. Utilities comprise of a stainless steel sink, a four burner gas hob & oven, a Morco instant water heater for shower and taps, and a separate fridge and freezer. There are plenty of storage options available, and a side hatch
The bathroom follows, housing a ceramic counter sunk sink, a Thetford Porta Potti and a vinyl lined curtained shower cubicle. A pigeon box in the roof makes the room quite light.
The bedroom is 8’ long and has a 6’x4’ cross bed with storage under. A wardrobe sits next to the bathroom along with a shelf, cupboard and a chest of three drawers. There is a radiator in here heated off the stove, and a stereo.
A door aft of the bed gives access to the engine room. The three cylinder Lister is housed in here along with the electrics.
12v is from the bank of four domestic batteries, and 230v is from landline hook up or the 350w inverter through a galvanic isolator. She also has 200w solar power and all the lighting is LED.
A charming and beautiful boat.
Price: £49,950 - SOLD
Length: 50' 0"
Ref: 1865
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Drum – 50′ Trad Stern/Tug Deck 1995 Ian Clifton
