Dean Welsch Catamaran Woody Island 30

Vendor instructs to sell this remarkable 30ft Power Cat designed and built by Dean Welsch. If you are familiar with Bob Oram, 'Wildcat" is from the same kin group. She is a carefully thought out design with a great use of space that makes her feel like a 40fter. This very capable custom build is the ideal power catamaran for anyone wanting to go boating without spending a fortune. The design retains all the power cat advantages of space, function and access with no roll and fast economical performance with the added benefit of being able to float in very shallow water. This 9.1m Cruise Cat draws just 400mm and can be beached if required. She is a well laid out craft with 2 very comfortable and private Queen berths forward, plus a single berth aft. There is a central helm station along with a well appointed galley up in the bridge deck allowing family and friends to share the same environment. The cockpit is large, beamy and sociable with a bbq and provides ample storage space in lockers. On the foredeck you will also find a large deep locker alongside twin trampolines. Her owners have taken great care to ensure her longevity with current upgrades -
*New Camec gas instantaneous hot water system.
*New 3000w victron inverter charger.
*New 675 ah lithium prismatic batteries.
*New internal seat covers.
*New seats outside rear.
Wildcats other recent upgrades include - replaced twin Suzuki 60hp outboards, electronics, Furno TZTL 12F 12" Multifunction, B60 12 Degree brass through hull transducer, head skinfitting & valve and hatches. Wildcat is perfect for the family, ideal for the Broadwater or Bay along with also being capable of extended coastal passages.

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