Accommodations & Layout

Seascape has the standard galley-up, three stateroom, and two full head layout. Starting forward is the large V-berth stateroom with large port-side hanging locker, drawers and dead storage cabinets under both bunks, very large dry stores area under the cabin sole, and vanity w/storage to starboard. All the way forward in this cabin is access to the divided chain locker. Forward fresh water tank sight glass is located under the cabin sole. This is in addition to the Tank Tender gauge at the work shop. To starboard and next aft, is the second guest cabin, featuring athwartship twin beds, with full storage under both in addition to a ¾ height hanging locker. This cabin also has full under sole storage. (Aft bed has infant canvas retainer cloth). Across the companionway is the forward head which is shared by the guest cabins and which includes a full stall shower. The companionway ladder leading up to the salon also lifts to provide easy access to the workshop/laundry, engine room and generator room. The main helm station, located forward and to starboard in the main salon, contains full instrumentation and the majority of the electronics. Clock-wise around the salon are starboard entry door, dry-bar with Raritan ice-maker, L-shaped settee w/double drop-leaf G.B. Yachtsman’s dining table, aft companionway to owners cabin, storage cabinet w/stereo-tape deck (speakers in all cabins), port side entryway, finishing up with the galley on the port side. The owner’s cabin is very spacious and features a full queen walk-around bed. Storage in this cabin is immense, running full length on both sides and across a part of the aft end of the cabin, in addition to the full area under the bed and sole The owners head has a tub and shower, sink and home-sized commode, has been all re-done in Formica, and features additional copious storage for linens, etc. Included are two full sets of fitted linens for all three cabins, mattress covers. The engine-room is located directly below the salon; a second means of access is provided via a hatch and ladder. The 49’ Classic features full walk-around decks, large aft deck with w/3 hatch access to the full-width lazerette, boarding gates either side and the stern, and stairs to the fly-bridge and upper helm station.

Galley Galley up; refrigeration is Crosby holding-plate with separate refrigerator and freezer boxes; Princess electric three burner stove w/oven and broiler; large S.S. deep galley sink; pressure hot and cold water with water purifier; electric hot water; Shur-flo pressure water system; Micro-wave oven; storage closets and drawers; stove and sink covers; and additional storage under settee.

Electronics & Navigation Equipment Furuno M1931 MK II radar (48mi) Raytheon Nav 368 GPS (back-up) Garmin Chart Plotter Inter Faced to Auto- Pilot at Flybridge Robertson Auto-pilot w/F.B. remote ICOM IC402 V.H.F. (F.B.) ICOM M127 V.H.F. (Lower Helm) A.R.C. EPIRB (in liferaft) Standard Hailer/IC/Horn Datamarine Depth sounders (2) Danforth Constellation compass (2) JVC stereo w/remote Laptop/Nobeltec Interfaced to Auto-pilot XM Radio Receiver w/Antenna Furuno RP110 Plotter Interfaced to Auto-Pilot

Electrical System Two 220V-50A shore power cords (30 + 40’) w/ outlets P & S; ships power 120V and 12V; three 12V- 8D G.S.M. deep discharge batteries; Sentry 40A battery charger; Stranded copper wiring; battery parallel for engine starting; battery disconnect switches; rotary selector switches, battery condition meter; all circuits fully breaker protected; shore-power adapter; G.F.I.’s; reverse polarity indicator; volt and amp meters for shore power; through-hull bonding; all electrical equipment boxed and covered; 16 KW Northern Lights diesel generator in separate shielded room.

Deck & Hull Bow pulpit with rails that is configured for two anchors, both with all chain; side stanchions with rails; Coast Guard safety package; freshwater wash down; fenders and lines; 7 life jackets/life rings; navigation lights; hand held search light; spreader lights; swim platform; swim ladder; windshield washer and wipers; hull color is white; two anchors/#1 is 45 C.Q.R. w/all chain rode - #2 is 35# Danforth yachtsman’s with all chain; anchor Zimmerman; Falcon electric Lofrans reversible horizontal windlass w/2 chain gypsies and drum and with controls at both helms and at pulpit; single trumpet electric air horn; fire extinguishers; Aft bridge access step; Nautica 12’ wide body R.I.B. dinghy w/40 hp electric-start Honda w/trim-tilt; cable and quadrant steering w/2 helms and emergency tiller steering; canvas is dark navy and includes bimini with zippers, custom weather-cloths on fly-bridge, full bridge cover w-entry zipper, dinghy cover w/access zippered “smile”, windlass and all hatch covers, and Textilene window covers; Three opening hatches in forward cabins; opening ports and windows throughout; private aft deck entrance to owners cabin, all w/screens and/or covers.

Sails & Rigging Trawler style steady mast, awl-gripped, with S.S. arch and upgraded S.S. standing rigging; mast and boom have integral sail track; boom mounted electric winches for launching and retrieving fully rigged dinghy; storage for four 5 gallon dinghy gas containers.

Mechanical Equipment & Engine Details 48,000 BTU Maineair reverse cycle air conditioning; acoustical and thermal insulation; 2 bilge blowers; Engine Details – Fresh water cooling system; fuel filters; engine fuel shutoff valve; 6 gals/hr fuel consumption (cruising); Sen-Dur sea strainers; Galley-Maid type I approved heads; two automatic electric Rule bilge pumps; three automatic electric Rule shower and laundry pumps; one electric “crash” bilge pump; Borg-Warner transmissions; Aquamet 22 S.S. full shafts; wet exhaust; cast bronze thru-hulls w/ball valves; racor filters on engines and generator; spare pumps, parts and filters; Glendinning engine synchronizers; lube-oil change fittings; Naiad Multisea II stabilizers (w/F.B. remote); Watermakers Inc. 300 G.P.D. Reverse Osmosis Water Maker. Tank Tender water & holding tank monitoring.

Communication Suite in Owners Cabin Sea-Tel auto-tracking satellite TV antenna; DirecTV receiver with TV/DVD player; Nera Satellite phone with phone/fax/data capability; Panasonic copier/fax machine (all 12 volt through inverter); Satellite phones also in salon and on fly-bridge; Two Dell laptops (in salon for navigation, and owners cabin for communications) TV in owner’s cabin and salon.

Seascape Additional Equipment Eurovinyl 6 man canister life raft (coastal EPIRB inside) ACR 406 satellite EPIRB w/bracket Life sling w/hoisting tackle Force 10 propane Bar-B-Que w/aluminum gas tank St. Croix Marine crane w/block and tackle Jim Buoy Horseshoe Ring w/throwing line and strobe light; Canvas transom cover Spare gas can storage (4 x 5 gal) Spare 45# Danforth mounted on foredeck bulwark Foredeck Dunnage box Mast mounted radar reflector Stem mounted nylon anchor rode lead (Zimmerman) Flag halyard and pig-sticker for owner’s personal flag 3 step Marquipt boarding ladder (P & S attachments) UMT aluminum custom dinghy chocks & dinghy tie downs

Equipment Not Included Bed Spread