Description

Maggie Jane is a classic 34 foot wooden broads cruiser built in the post war golden age of the Norfolk broads in 1952 by Martham boat building company. Originally named Judith IV she spent many years in the ‘J’ class hire fleet on the broads before being renamed to Maggie Jane in 1984. More recently she has undergone extensive classic restoration featuring bare wood varnish stripping and traditional hull recorking in order to preserve her original features.

The interior layout includes two cabins allowing four berths and one head with a shower and marine toilet facility. A folding canvas roof over the helm seat allows for both indoor and outdoor driving as this can be removed easily. Towards the bow of the boat there is a saloon with two sofas and a dining table with the galley in the bow featuring a sink, hob and fridge along with storage below.

The singular Nanni engine runs off Diesel fuel with a maximum speed of 8 knots.

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Lying at Broom Boat Sales.

Specifications

Accommodation

The classic vessel features a wooden framed cockpit with a folding canvas roof allowing for a versatile seating area which can be easily adjusted to suit weather conditions providing an outdoor space on sunny days. Within the cockpit is a port side helm. Surrounding it is seating areas to accommodate for different social settings with windows all around for good vision when driving and lots of natural light to be let in. Moving towards the bow of the boat there is a comfortable saloon area with wide sofas either side and a folding table in the middle suited to being both a dining space and comfortable seating area which can be converted to another birth when needed.

In the bow is the kitchen with a full size sink and worktop space. This also includes a hob and fridge with cupboards below for provisions and cooking equipment. In specific the galley also includes; Isotherm Refrigerator
Nelson 2 Burner Hob, Oven and Grill and a Stainless Steel Sink With Built In Drainer.

Towards the stern of the boat is the head featuring both a private shower and marine toilet conveniently placed next door to two single berths providing a comfortable sleeping area. Windows surrounding the cabin open wide to allow for both natural light and airflow to keep the boat ventilated. The cabin also includes built-in wardrobe space to allow for extra storage.

Removable floorboards also provide easy access to the engine when necessary.

Equipment

- Deck Cleats
- Ensign
- Fender Eyes
- Folding Wheel House Roof
- Grab Rails
- Mud Weight
- Ropes and Fenders
- Windscreen Wiper

Navigation Equipment

- Horn
- Navigation Lights

Electrics

- 12v Sockets
- Bilge Pump
- Electric Flush WC
- Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
- Engine Temperature Gauge
- Fuel Tank Gauge
- Single Socket Inverter
- Volt Meter
- Warm Air Heating

Disclaimer

Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, their accuracy is not guaranteed. They are intended as guides only and as such do not constitute a part of any contract. A prospective purchaser is advised to check all particulars and where appropriate and at their own expense to employ a qualified marine surveyor to carry out a survey and/or to have an engine trial conducted, which if conducted by us shall not imply any liability on our part. All dimensions, performance figures & range notes given are approximate and should be treated as a guide only.

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