The Bella Blue, a very well-maintained and extensively modernized FAIRLINE Carrera 24, is for sale. The boat was built in 1986, launched in 1987, and is equipped with a 260 hp Volvo Penta gasoline engine (approx. 1,260 operating hours). The yacht underwent extensive technical and cosmetic restoration in 2021/2022 and is ready to sail immediately.
The mooring in Zehdenick can be taken over by arrangement.
The Fairline Carrera measures 7.34 m in length, 8.05 m with bathing platform, is 2.88 m wide and weighs around 3 tons. It has a 324-liter stainless steel fuel tank and a 120-liter fresh water tank with 80 liters of hot water.
On board there is an electric windlass, 220 V shore power, a self-draining bilge pump, an automatic 3M Novec 1230 fire extinguishing system, two VETUS batteries with charger, hot/cold water stern shower and a bathing platform with stainless steel ladder. The dark blue outer cover with white inner fabric has a stainless steel frame.
The cockpit has been completely refurbished: new instruments, steering wheel, switches, LED lighting with color selection, new gear lever, revised electrical system, new wipers including motors, and a plexiglass chart table. A SIMRAD chart plotter and a KENWOOD marine radio with Bluetooth, DAB+, and four speakers are also included.
Inside, all wooden parts and paneling have been refurbished and new maritime upholstery has been installed. The galley is equipped with a gas stove, stainless steel sink, and ENGEL refrigerator. The bathroom has been completely renovated and fitted with an electric seawater toilet.
Technically, the boat was fitted with new or reconditioned components, including a fuel pump, carburetor, V-belt, antifouling, and maintenance of the Z-drive. In addition, numerous components were replaced, such as the fuel gauge, horn, gas detector, and gas pressure damper.
„Bella Blue“ has only been used in freshwater, is extremely well maintained, and is ideal for weekend trips or short vacations. It is in above-average condition—just hop in and drive away.
