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• Boat REF#  ·  247444
• Length  ·  7.32m
• Year  ·  1981
• Construction  ·  GRP
• Underwater profile  ·  Fin
• Sleeping berths  ·  5
• Engine  ·  1 x diesel 6hp, Petter Minin 6 ()
• Lying  ·  Falmouth, UK

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Sloop rigged Aluminium spars (1981) with Stainless Steel standing rigging (2014)

The boat is Fractional Rigged.

The furler is a 2014 Harken 00AL Headsail Furler. The Headsail is a 150% Genoa. There is also an unused Storm Jib

Electrical Systems

12 volt battery, 1 batteries charged by: engine, solar panels

Construction

Accommodation

The Heads is a recently fitted Jabsco Sea Toilet

2 burner spirit Stove

2 halyard winches 2 sheet winches 1 anchors dinghy () (Inflatable)

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Broker's Comments

A good example of this famous Westerly Cruiser/Racer yacht. Ideal for round the cans fun or for a short cruise along the coast.

This particular vessel is fractional rigged and has been raced locally. She has had a number of recent upgrades including new sails in 2016, new rigging and Carbon Spinnaker pole in 2014 and a recent solar panel.

The boat comes with a transportable cradle and the possibility to transfer the current mooring for the 2018 season.

With her inboard ingine she races competitively off an IRC rating of 0.835

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• Boat REF#  ·  240017
• Length  ·  7.32m
• Year  · 
• Construction  ·  GRP
• Underwater profile  ·  Fin
• Sleeping berths  ·  4
• Lying  ·  Near Oban

Boatshed Scotland

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Sloop rigged Aluminium spars () with Stainless Steel standing rigging ()

There are 5 sails in total , varying in quality

Construction

Accommodation

2 halyard winches 2 sheet winches 1 anchors Anchor chain and warp

Broker's Comments

This GK 24 has been laid up for a number of years, but was sailed and raced regularly prior to this. The hull appears to be in reasonable condition, however the pictures tell the story, she is obviously in need of a thorough renovation. Definitely a project, with this in mind the owners are open offers.

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Classic feadship yacht ice bear up for bid at boathouse auctions.

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The Classic 1988 Feadship Ice Bear is up for bid with Boathouse Auctions. Well kitted out for ... [+] sportfishing, she is also a luxurious superyacht.

In 1988, a beautiful new Feadship yacht was built at the Dutch shipyard for Jim Moran. He named it Gallant Lady . Moran, an automotive entrepreneur, would go on to build scores of yachts, seven of which were Feadships. All of his Feadships shared the name Gallant Lady.

The fourth Feadship build in the Gallant Lady sequence, this particular edition gained not only length but also in detail far beyond her predecessors. Built with a relatively flat shear and raised bow to the main deck level, the most notable design detail would prove the vertical glass rimming the observation deck.

Ice Bear is a true sportfishing yacht, as illustrated by the two fixed fighting chairs backed up by ... [+] a gallery sofa for spectators, and a raising storage compartment behind the sofa to store and protect precious fishing rods and reels.

A Little History

Gallant Lady IV would later be renamed Ice Bear upon becoming the private yacht of Jim Scott, Jr., Chairman and CEO of construction and engineering firm Kiewit, and friend of Warren Buffet. Designed and built with all the expertise and craftsmanship expected of a Feadship, Ice Bear's classic design holds her own quite well with contemporary yachts.

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Interiors were originally designed by Paola Smith and Jan Moran. Ice Bear's five spacious cabins accommodate 10 guests, with a full beam main deck master suite embracing a study, seating area, and generous windows. Four additional cabins on the lower deck, two doubles and two twins, are also designed with seating areas and en suite baths. Crew accommodations secure berths for 11.

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A sky lounge gives guests a panoramic perch even while underway. The observation lounge on the upper deck offers another option for gathering protected by expansive glazing and graced with a wide angle view. The main deck dining area in the main saloon is served by a full galley with generous work spaces, double oven, grill, stovetop hobs, double sink, spacious refrigeration, and ample storage.

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Auction Details

Currently scheduled for opening bids on October 10 at 4 pm EDT with an October 15 hammer drop, registration for bidding is through Boathouse Auctions . Registration requires a bid deposit of $100,000. Opening bids are predicted between $3-4 million.

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A self-sustaining private island in Canada that can only be reached by boat or helicopter is for sale

• An island off the coast of Mahone Bay in Nova Scotia, Canada, is for sale for $7.3 million.
• Strum Island has a luxurious lodge and amenities for guests who want to escape a stressful world.
• The current owner won't be able to spend as much time there and has listed it for $7.3 million.

A private island off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, is on the market at $9.95 million Canadian dollars, or about $7.3 million.

Strum Island is home to a luxurious lodge, and visitors can use the grounds for hunting, sailing, or just entertaining family and friends.

The 10-acre property is one of over 350 islands in Mahone Bay, which is about an hour's drive from Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The current owner, Richard Goldenberg, told Business Insider that people currently pay to stay on the island like they do for a hotel.

Goldenberg said that the original developer thought Strum Island was beautiful — one of the few spots from which you could see and easily access the nearby town of Mahone Bay.

According to listing agent Mariana Cowan, of Coldwell Banker Maritime Realty, the property was conceived by its original owner as an escape from 9/11-era fears and stresses.

"That was the initial reason why he built the home, post-9/11, to have that getaway. That was very important to him as the initial developer of the property," Cowan told the National Post . "That is how it came about — to build this wonderful property as a safe haven."

Goldenberg also noted that whoever purchases the island could live there if they wanted to.

It's one of the closest islands to the mainland, making it ideal for anyone who doesn't want to be too far from civilization. But because of some of the island's features — from gardens to fishing opportunities — you might not ever have to leave.

Take a look a this luxurious getaway in Canada.

The developer purchased Strum Island in 2001 and started construction on the lodge in 2003.

The seawall was the first major step in construction. It's made up of a circle of five- to 10-ton boulders that surround the island.

The property took about 16 years to complete.

After construction finished in 2019, Goldenberg became a partner.

One of the obstacles to building on an island is that you must travel back and forth between the mainland for materials and supplies.

"Most of the stuff comes in on a barge," Goldenberg said. "The barge loads up the building material, brings it over to the island, and then it's used for construction."

The main lodge is 9,500 square feet.

The lodge has six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

There is also a two-story guest house.

There's another building on the island that has two apartments used for staff, according to Goldenberg, that can also be used to house even more guests.

The staff were provided by the property management and did cleaning, laundry, and cooking.

The island is only a three-minute boat ride from the mainland.

The town of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, one of the closest access points to the mainland, can be seen from the island.

Nearby Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, which is classified as a historic site by UNESCO, is only a 12-minute drive away from the dock on the mainland.

The property is being sold with two boats included, the listing says.

All the furniture is also included in the purchase price.

If you want an even faster mode of transport, there’s a helicopter landing pad on the island.

Strum Island is about 70 miles from Halifax Stanfield International Airport, the closest major airport.

There’s an undersea cable connecting the island to the mainland’s power grid.

There are also propane generators to provide backup electricity just in case the power goes out.

The property has its own well, so visitors are not reliant on the mainland for water.

There's an aquifer under the island that supplies the island with water.

There's a sewage system underground as well.

There are also gardens to grow your own food.

There are over 50,000 plants on the island and a greenhouse on the property as well as a vegetable garden with blackberries, strawberries, and more.

Fishing also provides another way to secure food without traveling to the mainland.

"There are an abundant number of different species of fish there at different times of the year that can easily be caught from there," Goldenberg said.

"There are fishing companies that will be happy to pick up guests right up the island and take them out for day trips to go fishing," he added.

If the weather gets turbulent, there are double-paned windows to protect from wind.

There are also three different types of heating systems in case it gets chilly.

The average annual temperature in Mahone Bay is 64 degrees.

"The current it has comes from the south, so it's probably a little bit cooler than Cape Cod," Goldenberg said.

Goldenberg and his two partners are selling the lodge because of a lack of time to visit.

They're involved in another construction project in California and won't have time to be on the island for the next few years.

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