Overview

Available immediately and featuring Vancouver Island home port.  This is an exceptional co-ownership opportunity for the right couple.  Ample prime season utilization is available each and every year owing to the ownership makeup.  An easy to handle and enjoy vessel owing to her twin 270 configuration with bow thruster.  Every conceivable creature comfort has been installed including central heat, central vacuum, satellite radio, tv, dvd, icemaker, and much more!

Exterior Features

From the clean, classic lines of the hull and deck to the polished stainless steel opening ports through the custom drink holders at the upper helm, the Westcoast 46 is truly a beautiful yacht in every sense of the word. Whether holding on to the sturdy oval railings, walking along the teak outer decks or climbing into the well finished exterior lockers, the attention to detail is apparent throughout. The cockpit features a shower, transom door and washdown outlet, to clean up after landing ‘the big fish’ or sand off your favourite beach. The varnished caprail and stainless anchor finish the exterior detail in style.

Interior Features

Thanks to the selection of warm, inviting fabrics and carpets, all hand picked by the designer and rich, varnished hardwoods finished with more hours than some builders spend making an entire boat, the Westcoast 46 is exceptionally comfortable. The master stateroom features a queen size centerline berth with spring mattress and beautiful bed linens. In the same cabin, 20 drawers ‘his & hers’ hanging lockers provide ample storage.

When it is time to sleep, the forward cabin and sleeper couch in the main salon provide additional bunks for guests that join the proud One 4 owner.

Off season, the Espar D10W radiated hot water heating system provides reliable, dry heat and the ability to have different temperatures in the three cabin areas. A premium CD stereo system with interior and exterior speakers, along with 20″ flat screen TV w/remote DVD/VCR and antenna for additional entertainment and a means of getting something from the outside world when the natural setting of the boat is so far removed.

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