Bluewater Yachts 51 Coastal Cruiser

Currently the generator does not work. Each engine has its own start battery and the house batteries are under the aft cabin bed.

23 Years of professional engine maintenance is on record.

Basic engine instruments at lower helm and flybridge:
RPM/Temperature/Oil Pressure/Voltage/Fuel/Rudder Angle Indicator.

Professional Mariner 80 Amp 4 Bank battery charger;
Four (3) batteries for engine starting, generator, house bank (unknown year)

12 volt battery, 110 volt generator, 110 shore power voltage, 4 batteries charged by: engine, shore power, generator

Length overall for moorage purposes is 53 feet.

The Bluewater 51 Coastal Cruiser is designed with a low center of gravity and low profile to reduce windage. The twin engine design permits good maneuvering and a tunnel hull design provides protection for the props and shafts. This has an additional interesting characteristic: with only 24 inches of draft the boat can be brought up to beaches for unloading and boarding in knee-deep water!

These boats are popular for use on large lakes, rivers, and for the America's Great Loop route cruising. For Puget Sound waters this allows the roomy vessel to tuck in to anchorages that typical boats of this size must avoid. The boat features midship side decks with high rails, a full beam salon, and a massive upper sun deck. The low freeboard allows for easy boarding amidship from a dock or from the aft swim platform. The generous space inside and easy boarding will benefit individuals with access challenges.

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All of the way forward is a double cabin with sleeping for two. There is an overhead hatch and side windows for light and ventilation. To port is a large hanging locker and to starboard a head with shower. This cabin is teak paneled. Aft and is a rather large saloon with couches and occasional chars and a pellet wood stove to add to a warm and cozy atmosphere. To starboard and forward is the lower helm. Just aft of the helm is the cabin entry from the side deck. Aft of the main saloon to starboard is the L shaped galley and to port forward is a dining area. To port and across from the galley is a double sleeping cabin. The saloon and galley-dining area is bathed by natural light from the rather large windows surrounding this area. Aft of this galley area to starboard is a large head with bath tub, vanity sink and electric toilet. Next aft is the double owners' stateroom with handing locker and drawer storage. Again there is plenty of natural light from the aft windows. Out of the saloon starboard sliding door to the side deck and up several steps to the upper boat deck there is a two person hot tub in the center and a lounging area with a beautiful propane grill and a couch. Forward and up one step is the partially enclosed upper helm with plenty of seating for guests.

Of the two heads one is electric and one is manual.

3 burner gas cooker/stove