1963 Grenfell Cruiser

Thornton Grenfell built and designed classic wooden yachts that are well known in the Pacific North West.   ‘Brandy II’ is hull #112, built with mahogany carvel strakes on bent oak frames and is powered by twin Crusader gas engines offering a 9 knot cruise.  She’s a command bridge cruiser that is comfortable for a couple.

Her long time owners have kept her in a covered slip and she is in nice original condition.

Features:

Twin 270 HP Crusader gas engines with V-drives

New Westerbeake 3.5 kw generator (10 hours)

9’ Livingston fiberglass dinghy & Tohatsu 8hp outboard

Espar forced air diesel furnace

Electric heat

Bus heater

Propane stove with oven

3 Solar Panels on cockpit canvas

Full canvas enclosure for cockpit

Full canvas for cockpit

Bimini

Under counter fridge/freezer that can also be accessed from the cockpit

3 burner propane oven

Microwave/convection oven

Stepping aboard you first enter a cockpit protected with full canvas.  Forward of the transom there is built in seating that lifts for access to the motors and new generator.  On the starboard side there is a door to the fridge / freezer and on port is the ladder to the flybridge.  

The flybridge features a simple helm to port and bench seating protected by a bimini.

Entering the cabin the galley and dinette are to starboard with 2 chairs and the helm to port.

The head compartment features an electric toilet and a flip down shower drain tray.

There is a double berth up in the bow with two overhead hatches providing ventilation.