£79,950.00
Built by Aqualine in 2007, Scudder is a well-proportioned 60ft x 10ft widebeam cruiser offering a great balance of space, comfort, and practicality. With one owner from new, she has been clearly well cared for and is now ready for a new owner to take the helm.
Powered by a reliable Isuzu 55hp diesel engine, Scudder is well suited to inland cruising, offering steady performance and reassuring handling. Her flat-bottom steel hull and having a tube-fitted ready for the addition of a bow thruster make her ready for you to upgrade should you desire.
Step inside and you’ll find a warm, welcoming interior, with sprayfoam insulation, timber panelling, and wooden flooring throughout. Large windows and portholes allow plenty of natural light, helping the space feel open and comfortable — ideal for both cruising and residential use.
The galley is designed with everyday living in mind, featuring a Belling cooker, Liebherr fridge/freezer, and Avonite-style worktops. Accommodation includes a comfortable super king-size cast iron bed with ample storage beneath, while the bathroom offers a large walk-in shower, vanity basin, heated towel rail, along with a Bosch washing machine, and a Separett composting toilet, which can easily be replaced with a pump-out system if preferred.
Heating and hot water are well covered by an Eberspacher diesel system, multi-fuel stove, and calorifier with immersion, making Scudder a practical and cosy boat year-round. Electrical systems include 12v and 240v supplies with a Mastervolt inverter.
Recent maintenance includes blacking in 2022, engine and stove servicing in 2023, and a Boat Safety Certificate valid until December 2028, offering peace of mind for her next owner. Scudder is complemented with 6 ‘divers’ 2.5kg Magnesium anodes in addition to the usual ones. These are specifically designed for brackish – SALT – water as well as fresh water.
Currently lying in Warwickshire, Scudder is a comfortable, capable widebeam that’s ready to be enjoyed straight away. So what are you waiting for?
