1972 Hurley 20

• GRP construction
• Original gelcoat finish to hull, decks and coachroof
• No known signs of osmosis
• Anchor locker with hawse pipe
• Self draining cockpit
• No recent survey

• Outboard well
• No outboard included in sale
• 12V fused switch panel not currently wired
• No battery currently fitted (so electrics untested)
• Tiller steering

• Bermudan Masthead Sloop rig
• Alloy mast stepped in tabernacle
• Varnished wooden boom
• 2 x Enkes KS4 sheet winches
• Slab reefing mainsail (tan, age unknown, good condition)
• Jib (tan, age unknown, good condition)

• 4 berths in 2 cabins
• PVC berth cushions
• V-berth/double forwards with escape hatch over
• 2 x quarter berths in main cabin
• Sleeping areas separated by partial bulkhead (a curtain could easily be added to give further privacy)
• Interior recently repainted and re-varnished throughout
• Lots of storage space throughout cabin (under berths, under decks and behind backrests)
• Galley area (no stove included in sale)
• No freshwater system currently fitted
• No toilet currently fitted (but seacocks from previous installation still in place)
• Slide out chart table/additional galley worktop

• Cover (2018, Creative Covers, very good condition)
• Boat Safety Scheme certificate to April 2021
• Fire extinguishers
• Manual bilge pump
• Stainless steel pulpit and pushpit
• Stanchions and guardwire (not currently fitted)
• Bulkhead compass
• Depth sounder (not tested)
• Navigation lights (not tested)
• Various fenders
• Various warps
• Single bowroller
• Mudweight and rope

The Hurley 20 is a great pocket cruiser and a very capable little yacht despite her small size. Siting between the Silhouette 17 and larger Hurley 22, the Hurley 20 could easily be trailer sailed (although this example unfortunately doesn’t have a trailer at present). With four berths and huge amounts of storage space throughout, she is ideal for a small family and her shallow draft makes her a great choice for cruising locally on the Norfolk Broads and East Coast. This example is very well presented throughout and benefits from still having her original gelcoat finish externally and a recent new cover. A pretty little yacht and an ideal first boat. A really lovely example!

MOORING: It’s understood that the vessel’s northern Broads mooring could be transferred to the purchaser (currently paid to end March 2021).

PLEASE NOTE: The outboard pictured isn’t included in the sale as a long shaft outboard would better suit the vessel. A suitable small outboard motor could easily be purchased secondhand from about £200.