Rosie is the full and complete sailing package
You can email me or phone 07800 924199 The sale is also being handled by Indigo Yachting. Link: https://www.indigoyachting.com/product/1121/yacht-information
A quick tour on youtube here: https://youtu.be/kXYcYqJvg6g?si=_YIfwHm3VIpuBLwn
A Minstrel with everything done and with everything (including the kitchen sink) ready to go sailing. 5 Months spent this year renovating Rosie means she's ready to go and fully equipped.
Below is full information on Rosie. Further down is a full inventory.
External
Rosie is in excellent overall condition for her age with a few minor age marks. The very limited exterior wood on Rosie is oiled for easy maintenance and the interior has been reconditioned this year with new woodwork and new space and effort saving features. One set of the washboards and tiller are varnished.
She comes complete with sturdy trailer and dolly with new tyres last year and two spare wheels. In 2024 she has had a rewire with a new 50w solar panel and MPPT controller, comes with a complete wiring diagram and is powered by two 70ah batteries on a 0/1/2/both isolator switch. She is instrumented with Raymarine sounder and log. High and low level navigation lights which are all LED as are all the other lights on the boat. She also has a Simrad tiller pilot. There are two 12v car type sockets in the cabin and two USB charging sockets on the companionway bulkhead next to a useful shelf above the cooker.
The sails are in good condition and there is a spare unused jib. All of the spars, standing and running rigging are virtually new with very little use and the running rigging was only fitted this year. A rigging diagram is supplied. There is a good quality sail cover. The headsail furler was fitted new this year. The sprayhood is in very good condition.
The outboard is a Mariner Sailmate 6hp with charging new in 2019. The impeller and sacrificial anode was replaced this year and has since had approximately 5 hours running. A 12 litre fuel tank with gauge is in excellent condition and is stored on a shelf level with the motor head in the cockpit locker with an outlet for the fuel pipe through the cockpit seat bulkhead. It's nearly full of fuel and has had a storage additive added for the winter.
The keel and lifting mechanism is in very good condition and works smoothly. The rudder is in very good condition with good up and downhauls fitted and the tiller is in good condition.
The washboards are in excellent condition and there are a spare “storage” set. Also supplied is a custom gin pole for raising the mast single handed which is inserted into two pad-eyes on the coachroof and uses the trailer winch.
Galley kit
The interior has been extensively reworked with new sink which is large enough to properly wash up in and a storage and drying rack above that allows washing up to drain back into the sink so no drying up required. The drying rack also stores the dried equipment for next use and is designed to contain it all while sailing. The sink is large enough to place a saucepan or frying pan in to wash and there's pressurised water from a container beneath the sink. The design of the sink unit adds length to the seat when used as a bed compared to the much wider standard fitment.
The location of the sink means that the dishes can be taken from the table straight to the sink and then to the dryer without having to move from the seat at the sink and no tea towels are required. When not in use a lid hinges down over the sink enabling it to be used as an arm rest or shelf.
Cooking is on the last version of the Origo twin burner stove with fiddles. The platform under the cooker houses the two 70ah batteries and also provides a gap for extra foot room if sitting at the stove/ preparation area. The Drinking water is separate in two 5 litre containers adjacent to the stove. There is a shelf that can be rotated into position above the cooker if required for either food prep or chart work.
Storage
The quarter birth is currently used for storage of sail covers and the included cockpit boom tent. Also if towing a dinghy the “tunnel” under the cockpit is long enough to take 6ft oars.
The cushions are all in good condition and there is lots of storage with 6 large lockers in the cabin, shelves all round plus nets under the shelves. There are also two lockers in the heads and a large shelf.
Table
There is a saloon table that lives rotated forward out of the way and up against the cabin ceiling. The table can rotated and brought down and can also have it's extension fitted to make it the full length of the seats or it can be fully lowered into the gap between the seats to give more room sleeping.
Night and lighting
Under the shelf at the forward end of the cabin provides a very convenient place for bedding during the day which can then be easily pulled into position for sleeping. There are a set of window blackouts that are pushed into the windows recesses for sleeping. These provide a much darker cabin than curtains and also prevent condensation.
The cabin lights are all LED and each has it's own on-off switch but all controlled by the cabin master switch. The switches are arranged to be over the sleeping positions and cooker positions. The lighting is simple kitchen cabinet lighting and a spare roll of the led's is also supplied as part of the kit.
Heads
The heads contains three seacocks. One in use for the sink and two more not currently in use but in good working condition. Currently there is a 2024 Trelino composting toilet but it would be easy to replace with a sea toilet as was previously fitted only requiring a sea toilet and pipework.
Trailer
The trailer is in good condition and had new tyres last year which now have a total mileage of approximately 600 miles. The wheel bearings were replaced and the brakes adjusted in September 2024. The trailer is supplied with good quality transit straps in good condition to hold the boat and the two spare wheels which are normally carried on the nose of the trailer to aid trailing nose weight.
Other kit
Rosie is a complete deal and includes a recent crewsaver life-jacket, horn, emergency beacon, fire extinguisher, fire blanket cutlery, plates, bowls, cups, pans, fuel for the cooker, oil lamp, oil, first aid kit, kettle, Ensign etc.
Also in the large illuminated cockpit locker ships bucket, cleaning kit, mooring lines, fenders, bilge pump (tested working but not so far required), boat hook, elevated shelf for the fuel tank. The fuel tank has a custom fitted vapour lock that vents the cap directly to the cockpit so that no fumes enter the locker or cabin. There are also shapes for daylight hoisting and a radar reflector. In the forward anchor recess a 6Kg Kobra anchor 9.5m of 8mm of chain joined to 40m of 16mm warp
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Inventory
Rosie, Sail number 110, built 1992 in very good condition
Trailer with dolly
Mariner Sailmate 6hp outboard 2019
New 2024
Furler
Electrics and rewire
50w solar panel
Bluetooth Victron MPPT solar controller
Plumbing
Sink
Woodwork for above
Carpets throughout, rubber backed, washable, easily removable
All lights converted to LED - cabin lights, high and low level navigation lights
Bearings for the trailer, October 2024
Trailer jockey wheel
Custom trailering mast supports
Fire extinguisher
5 litre pressurised washing up water container with hose, tap and spares
Waste bin
Running rigging
Equipment in excellent condition
2019 Mariner 6hp saildrive with charging impeller done only a few hours use
Mast, boom and gaff, used less than one season
Standing rigging like new
Fuel tank and fuel line
Recovered spray hood
Boom tent
Tyres and valves for the trailer (2023)
Trailering straps - all required for trailering Rosie (2023)
Origo 2 burner stove (last model made) with 1x fiddle
Fire blanket
2x 70ah batteries
Spare jib
Other equipment in very good condition
Main and foresail in good working condition and are not baggy. No tears or repairs. They set very well and are very easy to handle.
6Kg Kobra anchor 9.5m 8mm chain and 40m 16mm warp
Trailer with dolly, winch, new jockey wheel, simple removable lighting board attachment. 2x spare wheels
Tiller and rudder
Folding boom crutch
2x sets of 2 washboards, one varnished, one painted thick “storage boards”
3x fenders
Enamel plates, mugs, bowls and lightweight cutlery, tin opener etc.
Kettle, saucepans, steamer, frying pan in a box that fits in the quarterbirth
2x 5litre drinking water containers with taps
Tiller pilot
12v vacuum cleaner
VHF aerial
Yard ladder
Purpose made gin pole and winch line guide
A roll of spare cabin LED lights
An unopened tin of antifoul good for one complete coat
Also included in the price but not used on the boat
A Lowrance 7m Elite chart plotter is also supplied. We used an IP68 rated rugged tablet with Navionics so was not required but is in good working order
Quarter birth cushion in good condition. The quarterbirth is now used for large seldom used items like sail bags and the tent and could be used for a small inflatable tender.
A Wallas diesel heater. This was originally in the heads and vented to the cabin but was removed as not required for our sailing. It is untested in our ownership and a drip leak was found from the chimney (still in place but sealed) into the heater. Apparently Wallas (in Finland) still make the spares and it could possibly be made to work again. The fitting kit that was removed at the time is with the heater making replacement very simple if required.
Extensive history and receipts going back to the late nineties. Folder of equipment instuctions. Hunter rigging information. Some extra rigging drawings by us.
Notes
A fixed radio is not fitted but there is a purpose made space and a fused switch on the main panel about 20cm away with a ready made conduit to the position. The aerial wire from the radio position to the coachroof socket is in place behind the headlining and there is an aerial position at the mast top.There is space in the mast electrics conduit for a radio aerial.
The Sailmate outboard does have a working charging circuit but is not used because the 50w solar panel and capacity of the two 70ah batteries is more than enough given all of the lighting is LED. Using the charging circuit would also require the electrics to be earthed through the hull.
A gimballing kit for the Origo cooker this can be fitted but would affect the two shelves above.
We replaced the ageing sea toilet with a new Trelino composting toilet which works perfectly and no smells. These toilets are very simple with no moving parts or valves and suited our sailing as the rules are getting tighter with respect to discharge anywhere other than the sea. The seacocks are still present and in good condition in the heads this would be a simple job if required. Given the type of item the Trelino toilet is negotiable should you wish to replace it.
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