Dufour 2800 Sailing Yacht

Fowey, UK. Get contact data at BoatShed

$14,260

Request survey for $460

About Characteristics

Barometer

Beam

2.93m

Boathook

Builder

Dufour Yachts

Cabin(s)

Chart plotter

Clock

Compass

Construction

GRP

Cooker/stove

Curtains

Danbuoy

Designer

Michel Dufour

Displacement

2,800kg (6,174.0lbs)

Draft Max

1.46m

Draft Min

1.20m

Drive

Shaft

Echo sounder

Engine

1 x Diesel 20hp

Engine Cooled

Indirect

Engine Hours

engine1= 1768

Engine make and model

Beta BD722 (2001)

Fenders

Finish

Gelcoat finish

Fuel capacity

40.0 ltr (8.8 G) Total - 1 Tanks

Fuel consumption (approx)

Not Recorded

GPS

Grill

Headroom

1.82m

Heads

1 heads (Manual)

Headsail

Crusader - Furling (2008)

LOA

8.25m

LWL

6.25m

Life buoys

Liferaft

Log

Lying

Fowey, UK

Mainsail

Crusader - Slab (2008) Stack Pack, Lazy Jacks, 2 Reefs

Manual water system

Navigation lights

No. of double berths

No. of single berths

Non-Smokers

Oven

Sail cover

Sink

Speed

Spray dodgers

Sprayhood

Steering

Tiller

Storage

On mooring

Swim Ladder

Total # of berths

Underwater profile

Fin

VHF DSC radio

Warps

Water capacity

120.0 ltr (26.4 G) Total - 1 Tanks

Another fine example of the very popular Dufour 2800 CS is presented by Boatshed Cornwall. Successor to the Dufour 27 this was the second most popular Dufour of all time, with around
1,300 being built. It is understood this Dufour 2800 is the sportier version, the Club Special which has a deeper keel.

This Dufour 2800 is on a swinging mooring.

Under the present ownership, this Dufour has enjoyed various maintenance and servicing with some notable aspects:
Renewed engine (2001)
Renewed Main and Head sails (2008)
Renewed Forestay (2011)

These boat details are subject to contract.
Note: Offers on the asking price may be considered.

This Dufour 2800 Sailing Yacht has been personally photographed and viewed by David of Boatshed Cornwall. Click here for contact details.

How long have you owned the boat for?

Since 1996

Why are you selling her?

Personal circumstances

Where have you sailed her?

English Channel