1979 31′ Silverton Flybridge

Accommodations

When first stepping through the sliding glass doors into the salon, you will be immediately surprised by the amount of space there; space usually found on bigger boats. The wide beam accounts for some of this, but excellent use of space accounts for the rest. The other thing that will strike you right away is the natural light that streams through those big windows.

A generous settee on the port side will comfortably sit 3 adults and converts to an over under bunk. Across from the settee is the dinette which will seat 4 adults and this converts to a double bed.

The V berth has a very comfortable double bed, and as you can see, features custom made quality bedding and comforter. There is good storage in the V berth including drawers and a hanging locker.

The head is large for a boat this size, features a Mansfield electric toilet with macerator and Y valve. There is a shower which is fully enclosed.

Galley

The galley up is cleverly located to port and aft by the sliding glass doors. This allows the cook to engage with people in the cock pit, or in the settee. The location also readily allows the heat out and cooling sea breezes in through the doors just adding that extra level of comfort.

• lots of prep space
• loads of storage
• 3 burner propane stove
• Microwave
• NORCOLD 12v fridge and small freezer

Electronics

• Standard Horizon GPS/Chartplotter
• EAGLE depth sounders
• HORIZON VHF at each helm

Electrical

• 3x AGM house batteries
• SEA SENTRY electrolysis protection
• Battery charger
• 30A shore power w cord

Deck

• 2x 35 lb DANFORTH anchors with 250′ of 5/16 galvanized chain
• KINGPLANK 12v windlass
• Tri-hull fiberglass tender
• YAMAHA 8hp 2S outboard

Additional

• 2 x spare props
• CAT propane cabin heater
• Engines rebuilt in 1992 and 2005

Outside Equipment/Extras

• Electric windlass

Disclaimer

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.