Princess 330 (powerboat) for sale

Remarks :
1989 Princess 330 for sale in Kent.
This 1989 Princess 330 has been well maintained. She has twin Volvo Penta TAM 41A diesel engines (last serviced Feb 2023) with a bow thruster making handling easy from either the internal helm position or the Flybridge. It offers 5 berths in 2 cabins, Webasto diesel cabin heating ,a comfortable living area with a good size galley .It has a good array of navigation equipment to go on extended coastal or river cruises. A berth at Gillingham Marina is also available.

Accommodation :
This Princess 330 offers Five berths in two cabins and the saloon. The Forward cabin has an offset double berth to port with an opening deck hatch above and two hanging lockers with storage beneath the berth. Aft of the Forward cabin and to starboard is the heads compartment with marine toilet, wash basin with hot and cold pressurised water and a shower.
Aft of the Heads is a double cabin with a transverse double berth. This cabin is also light and airy has a hanging locker and good storage beneath the berth.
There is a U-shaped galley to port with a gas cooker with grill and oven, galley sinks with hot and cold water, a front loading fridge and vast amounts of stowage.
Steps lead up to the saloon with its helm position to starboard with a double helmsman seat with good all-round visibility. There is U shaped saloon seating to port which can be used as a single berth. There is a saloon with a table and stowage opposite to starboard. The blue saloon upholstery is in good condition as is the carpets. This boat has a real cosy feel to it which is added to by the Webasto diesel cabin heating.
The large patio style door leads out to the aft cockpit with seating and a cockpit table which provides a great entertaining space. It has a full aft cockpit enclosure. Steps lead from the cockpit to the flybridge which has seating for four people.

Inventory :
Deck Equipment:
Electric Anchor Windlass
Main Anchor with chain and warp
Aft Cockpit enclosure
Flybridge cover
Bathing Platform
Boarding Ladder
Pasarelle
Davits
Fenders x 6
Mooring Warps x 6
Navigation Equipment: Compass
Depth
Speed/Log
VHF
Chart Plotter and upper and lower helm
Integrated Radar/AIS
Electronic Charts
Deck level Navigation lights
Masthead Navigation lights
Some Paper Charts
Clock Barometer
Safety Equipment: Fire Extinguisher x 2
Engine Room Extinguisher
Fire Blanket
Deck Light
Spot Light
Electric Bilge Pumps x 3
Hull:

Semi Displacement

History & Construction:

Built by Marine Projects (Plymouth) Ltd in 1989. This Princess 330 has a white GRP hull with style stripes and white superstructure.. The white GRP coach roof has moulded non skid decks. It has a self draining aft cockpit with teak decking and seating. Stainless steel safety rails. A large swimming platform with teak gratings. Ladder to flybridge with second helm position and seating. This flybridge cruiser has been owned by the current owner for the past 2 years and is being sold due to a lack of use due the owners current work commitments. It has had approximately five previous owners. It was last out of the water in 2022.

Mechanical :
Mechanical Systems:

Located under saloon floor are two 1989 Volvo Penta TAMD41A six cylinder 200 HP marine diesel engines. The engines are Seawater cooled via heat exchangers. Shaft drives to fixed 3 bladed propellers. Two Morse type lever controls. Hydraulic steering. Full engine instrumentation. Engines last serviced February (website in contact data) has a through tunnel Bow thruster. There are Two steel fuel tanks giving a total capacity of 1464 litres. This motorboat has a cruising speed of approximately 18 Knots and maximum speed of approximately 28 Knots.

Electrical Systems:

This Princess 330 has 4 x 12v batteries (.2 x Engines and 2 x Domestic) all charged from engine alternator and via a 240v battery charger. The domestic batteries were new in 2023. There is a 240v shore power connection with ring main ,immersion heater ,battery charger and inverter .All managed by battery management system... whole text » less text