1988 Nonsuch Ultra "SAKINA"

• The primary difference between the Nonsuch Classic and the Ultra is the interior layout and production years. The Classic features an open, social layout with opposing settees and quarter berth, while the Ultra introduces a private forward stateroom with a double Pullman berth and a separate shower compartment. The Classic was in production from 1978-1984. The Ultra production began in 1983 through 1990.
• The Nonsuch is known for her signature unstayed mast and freestanding wishbone rig, this catboat-style cruiser eliminates the tangle of standing rigging, making her remarkably easy to single-hand while still turning heads in every harbor.

• Below deck you will find a surprisingly spacious and comfortable interior. Perfect for weekend getaways or extended coastal cruising. With the Ultra her layout offer a private forward stateroom with a double Pullman berth to port, hanging locker in forepeake and counter top with drawers under to port. Private access to the head thru the separate shower stall which is aft of the built-in bureau on starboard.
• Moving aft we enter the Main Salon. To starboard is the guest access to the head where the vanity is with sink, toilet and storage outboard, forward is the separate shower stall. Opposite the head is the L-shaped galley. All the way aft one will find port and starboard settees that also serves as additional single berths. The starboard settee has an L-shape to it and may be possible to create an additional double berth. There is a shelf outboard and additional drawers and lockers aft for more storage space. the Port settee has the electric panel and cabinet outboard. Centerline is the companionway steps to the cockpit and access to her engine.
• Lovely teak cabinetry add warmth to her interior with light blue cushions and teak and holly sole. She is very well ventilated with 7 opening portlights and several overhead hatches. 6'4" headroom is remarkable in a boat of this size.
• While on deck, her wide-open cockpit invites relaxed afternoons under sail with family and friends. Her cockpit table comfortably seats six for dining. She has a T-shaped cockpit for ease getting around the centerline steering wheel with pedestal that the table and some electronics are mounted to. Teak cockpit table with 2 leaves, Propane tanks storage in aft lazarette, Manual whale Bilge pump, port and starboard lockers that are very deep and can hold a ton of equipment. She has nice wide side decks for ease in moving forward. The Nonsuch 30 Ultra delivers a rare blend of classic charm and modern ease. This is a wonderful starter boat and you may never want to move up.

This boat has a great size L-shaped galley with plenty of counter and cabinet space for food storage and preparation. Cabinet outboard as well as one on the forward bulkhead in addition to drawers and storage under the sink.

• Single stainless steel sink with pressure hot and cold water as well as a foot pump.
• large ice chester
• Force 10 - 2 burner propane stove with oven
• Hatch above for ventilation

• Garmin GCH 10 Autopilot
• Garmin GPS Map 740 Chartplotter
• Ritchie Powerdamp magnetic Compass
• VHF radio
• 3 Garmin GMI10 mulit navigation displays - wind speed, apparent wind and depthsounder mounted on the turtle hatch for good visibility.
• Isocket bilge water and electric monitor

Aluminum un-stayed or freestanding mast with aluminum wishbone boom. This rig does not have a headsail, this is a cat rig for simplicity, meaning tacking is as easy as turning the wheel, reefing can be done from the cockpit, and short-handed or singles-handed sailing becomes relaxed and easy. Hull speed is 7.2 knots and cruises at 7 to 8 knots in 15 to 20 knots of wind.

• 2 mainsails - one for racing and is grey in color and another standard mainsail
• 2025 - Tides Marine Sailtrack - low friction, easy to hoist and release the mainsail on the mast.
• All lines led aft to the cockpit and 8 rope clutches for ease in single handing
• All electric winches - 2 Lewmar #40 self-tailing cabin top winches and 1 Lewmar self-tailing primary winch
• Owner liked to manually winch and has a folding winch handle as well
• Beige canvas sail cover

• Universal 35HP dsl engine with 510 hours
• 30amp shore power with cord
• 3 - 12volt battery bank - 2 for the house and 1 engine start
• Running lights
• 12 volt DC interiore lighting

• Pale blue hull with white cabin and deck
• 3 blade Max feathering prop
• 2026 - new seacocks
• Stainless steel bow and stern pulpits with side stanchions and double life lines
• Stainless steel boarding/swim ladder with teak treads
• Screens for all the portlights
• EcoFlow Delta Max Portable Power Station with solar charger.
• Teak rub rail
• Teak hand rails
• Teak Eye brow
• 2 - teak dorade boxes with chrome cowl vents
• 7 opening portlights
• 3 opening hatches
• Stainless steel and teak bow sprit with dual anchor rollers
• Plow anchor with chain and rode
• Sampson post in lieu of and bow cleat
• Dock lines
• 4 fenders
• 3 life jackets
• Fire extinguishers
• Visual distress signals
• Handheld horm
• Carbon monoxide detector
• 2 propane tanks
• Electric head
• Hot water tank
• Pressure water
• Cockpit cushions
• Canvas cover for pedestal
• 2 boathooks

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