1997 Scand 29 Baltic for Sale – 32 ft – Shepperton, E38, United Kingdom

1997 Scand 29 Baltic for sale.

Introducing the Scand 29 Baltic, a charming river and coastal cruiser from 1997, measuring 9.6 meters in length. This well-maintained vessel boasts a durable fiberglass hull, ensuring both stability and performance on the water. Powered by a robust Mercruiser D4.2I inboard diesel engine on shaft, generating 220 hp with only 1460 hours of use. 

The interior of the 'Bess of Birdham' is thoughtfully designed, featuring two cozy cabins and a well-appointed head, perfect for comfortable overnight stays. This river and coastal cruiser is ideal for leisurely explorations, offering a blend of functionality and comfort. With its elegant design and practical features, the Scand 29 Baltic stands out as a delightful choice for those seeking adventure on the water.

Mechanical/Electrical:

• Mercruiser D4.2I 220hp diesel engine on shaft drive
• Rope cutter
• 12v lighting
• Shore power connection
• Battery charger
• Bow thruster- Sleipner

Interior:

• Cabins x2
• Berths x5
• Toilet x1
• Holding tank- 60 litres
• Shower
• Wallas paraffin cooker
• Microwave
• Fridge
• Cold and hot pressurised water system
• Water heating by calorifier and immersion

Navigation:

• Steering compass
• Echo sounder- Raymarine
• Autopilot- Robertson D/L AP 3000X
• Radar-  Simrad Anritsu RA772UA
• Chart plotter- Raymarine A95
• Robertson rudder position indicator

Safety Equipment:

• Radio VHF- ICOM IC-M323
• Fire extinguisher/s
• CO² detector
• Life jackets
• Bilge pumps
• Search light

Ground tackle:

• Anchor and chain/line
• Electric windlass

Other Equipment:

• Fenders
• Mooring lines
• Deck shower
• Radio/stereo
• Cutlery
• Crockery

Service Information:

• Last survey- September 2019 (copy available to view)
• Last engine service- December 2023
• Last antifoul- March 2024
• Cockpit cover professionally valeted and re-proofed- September 2024
• Cushions all recovered- 2022 

Brief History of Vessel:

Berthed in Birdham Pool between 2019 and 2024 before being moved to the non tidal River Thames, residing at Shepperton Marina.