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[EN] This beautiful Norfolk Smuggler (September Morning) is of exceptional quality having been lovingly looked after by her owners and sailed on the Norfolk Coast, the Norfolk Broads and in the last two years in the Mediterranean Coast of Spain. The Norfolk Smuggler 25 has been carefully designed to ensure a singlehanded sailing ability when required. The cabin trunk provides standing headroom through the yacht without looking cumbersome, and ahead of this there is a safe foredeck to provide security for the foredeck hand. The Smuggler has a heavy displacement hull with a good ballast ratio to provide power under sail and good internal volume. Due to her firm turn of the bilge hull form, her stability is exceptionally good. The high peaked gaff rig has been used on this boat but this time cutter rigged to break down the larger sail area and to provide different permutations when the time comes to reduce sail. The rig will provide excellent sailing performance in all points of sail with exceptionally good windward performance.   [ES] Condition: Very good condition Vessel type: Sailing/cruising yacht Designer: Andrew Wolstenholme Builder: Charlie Ward Model: Norfolk Smuggler Constructed: 1998 (Nº 15) Refitted: 2017-2023 Registration: Poland Berths: 4 Cabins: 1 Bath: 1 Heads: 1 Hull material: Glass Fibre Hull type: Displacement Hull colour: Midnight Blue Keel type: Lifting Keel Dry Weight: 4 metric tons   Length overall: 30'/9.32m Length overdeck: 25'/7.69m Length over water line: 22'3"/6.85m Beam: 8'9"/2.69m Mast: 7.70m Headroom in the interior: is 5'10" /1.79m Trailing Air Draft mast on tabernacle: 3.5m Floating Air Draft mast up sail down (does not include VHF aerials etc): 11.20m Draught: 2'9"/0.85m Draught centre plate down: 4'11"/1.51m Total sail area: 404ft2/38.26m2 Displacement: 3.7 tons    Engine:   Engine model: Yanmar 2GM20 Engine power: 18 Very Good Conditions   Inventory:   Sprayhood Hardwood grab handle on front deck for anchor well Anchor, chain and warps Full hardwood seat battens on seats in cockpit Stainless Steel anodised Pushpit with boarding ladder Life raft under aft seating (will need servicing) Halyard bags Compass mounted through forward starboard bulkhead in cockpit Depth and speed mounted through forward port bulkhead in cockpit GPS mounted in cabin VHF mounted in cabin Battery charger including shore main socket 1Å~13 amp/240 volt socket in cabin Twin 75 A/H batteries with changeover switch Fire extinguishers and blanket mounted in galley and compainway Teak plate and bowl rack mounted in galley Teak cup holder mounted in galley Wooden chopping board cover for sink in galley Cutlery holder mounted in galley Autohelm ST50 Tri-data unit fitted (speed/log/depth/temperature) Autohelm self sterring equipment Autohelm wind direction/speed unit fitted Webasto heating system Gas stove and oven (gimballed) Barometer and clock mounted in cabin Gimballed oil lamp with heat shade mounted on mast support post in cabin Four electric directional lamps in cabin  Two fixed electric lights over side seating in cabin Teak panelling and porthole mirror mounted over anchor well inspection hatch forward of berth in cabin Teak panel with brass coat hooks mounted above heads Teak soap dish and small teak shelf mounted in heads Extendable wooden table in cabin  Teak flooring