58' Kasten-Bos & Carr Steel Schooner 2002

See "Additional Media" at the bottom of this page for further details!Jennie has a lovely and highly functional forward living area, galley area, nav station and two quarterberths making her the ultimate couple's bluewater cruiser (but she will sleep 4) ...with CLASS! Beginning forward below, the Fo'c's'l can be entered via a watertight access hatch in the exterior foredeck. The Fo'c's'l is used for anchor storage fed by spurling pipes directly from the foredeck windlass. Aft of the Fo'c's'l is the saloon, containing a settee berth to port and to starboard of a central folding table, allowing standing headroom between the settee berths. Aft of the galley to port is a large hanging locker/bureau. Aft of the galley to starboard is the head/shower compartment containing a vanity with sink, and a marine toilet. Inboard of the head is a companionway ladder leading up to the midship deck. To port of the companionway ladder is a door providing access to the engine room. Aft Cabin Aft of the engine room is the Captain's cabin, accessed via a separate companionway and ladder directly from the aft deck. Facing the ladder there is a very large navigation area with extensive electronics and a large chart table. Single berths are located to both port and starboard of the navigation station. European beechwood woodwork throughout and large dry goods storage area below the cabin sole.

Aft of the saloon is the galley. The galley contains a three burner propane range with oven, a top loading refrigerator compartment and a large sink. To port in the galley is a full length counter top at 36" height, that can double as a desk. Water tanks are located below the counters in the galley to port and starboard.

Being a true bluewater boat, "Jennie" is equipped with top of the line electronics that make navigation a much less daunting task. With the Furuno Radar and C-Map Chart Recorder System (GPS cards for North Island New Zealand, the Caribbean, Bahamas, and the USA Coast from Florida to Chesapeake Bay) she is more than ready to take you on your next adventure.

• Furuno Radar and C-Map chart recorder system
• Furuno GP32/WAAS Navigator
• ICOM 802 SSB w/ sp24 speaker
• ICOM M602 VHF w/ DSC
• B&G Wind and Depth
• B&G Autopilot (hydraulic)
• Pioneer stereo w/ salon & aft cabin speakers
• Nauticalia brass clock/ Tide brass barometer

• Mastervolt electrical panels
• 3.5 KW shore power isolation transformer(accepts 120 or 240 shorepower)
• 2000 W Mastervolt Inverter
• Mastervolt Battery Charger
• 700 AH House Bank
• 140 AMP Alternator
• Separate Starting Battery w/ Charging Alternator
• Water Heater(engine and shorepower)

• Racor fuel filters
• Racor fuel polishing sytem
• Sea chest
• Accumulator tank
• PowerFlow engine exhaust system
• Engine access from deck and salon

The schooner rig is designed for efficiency whether on or off the wind, and to provide several well balanced and easily handled sail combinations. The masts are raked aft substantially, in order to keep the boom ends out of the water as the boat rolls at sea. The rake allows the foremast halyard to be positioned above the forward cabin top, and the main halyard above the aft cabin for ease of loading a skiff or other gear on deck. Spars Masts are sleeved and jointed and are fully sealed water tight by welding at the top and bottom. The masts are keel stepped. The outer ends of the booms and gaffs are capped with weld-caps. Mast tops are tapered using facets of flat plate. The gooseneck fittings are fabricated out of aluminum plate, heavy wall aluminum tubing, and type 316 stainless rod. Goosenecks are welded to the masts and reefing gear has been fabricated out of aluminum and welded to the booms. Standing Rigging The designer thought it best to make use of wire stops/grommets, soft eyes, rope stops, and other soft connections as opposed to fabricating complex hardware fittings that would be difficult to replace over the course of vessel maintenance. The bowsprit has been rigged with chain. The main mast is supported by a pair of shrouds on each side. The foremast is supported by a forestay as well as a pair of shrouds on either side. All standing rigging is comprised of galvanized stainless steel wire.

• All sails are made by Halsey Lidgard and are in excellent condition
• Roller Furling Jib
• Foresail
• Main
• Fisherman

• Hull was constructed in 2002. Boat completed 2005.
• 80# Plow Anchor on 300'-7/16" Chain
• 60# Plow Anchor on 15'-7/16" Chain and 300' 1" rode
• 2200 Maxwell Windlass
• Aft deck teak seating
• Deck Lights
• Switlik 6 Person Offshore Raft
• Zodiac 3.4 Meter Inflatable Floor Dingy
• 15 HP Dingy Outboard
• 36' Diameter Parasail Sea Storm Anchor w/ Buoys
• Dorades
• Boom Gallows

• 4 Inflatable Harness PFDs w/ Strobe Lights
• Fire Blanket
• Extinguishers
• Flares
• 2 Search Lights
• Deck Boom Shade Tarps
• Force 10 Gas Grill
• Fenders, Dock Lines etc.

This listing is presented to you courtesy of a member of the International Yacht Brokers Association and may be centrally listed with another broker. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.