Elysian 27 - Avocet 4 Berth Inland cruiser
Available
£6,950
sold
Our Elysian 27 - Avocet was built in 1976 and she is powered by a Perkins 4108 fitted in 2020.
Key Features
- Antifouled November 2025
- Broads 2026 license
- Perkins 4108 fitted 2020
- Jabsco toilet flush 2024
About this Boat
We are pleased to present our Elysian 27 – Avocet. The Elysian 27 is a highly popular, classic GRP river and inland cruiser. She was built primarily in 1976 she measures 8.23m (27 ft) with a shallow V-hull. Featuring a famously low air-draft, it is widely used on waterways such as our Norfolk Broads because it can easily pass under low bridges making her a superb inland navigator.
Waterside Marine Sales LLP normally act as Broker for the Vendor who unless otherwise stated, is not selling in the course of business. Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of these particulars, the correctness is not guaranteed and they are intended as a guide only and do not constitute part of any contract.
A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check these particulars and to have at his/her own expense a survey carried out by a qualified surveyor to check the condition and description of the boat thoroughly prior to completing the purchase.
Deposits paid prior to the survey taking place, are non-refundable, except for when the surveyor discovers a severe material defect.
Waterside Marine Sales LLP cannot be held responsible for any fault that is found with a boat after it has been purchased.
A buyer may have redress to his or her surveyor, if the fault that is found was missed when the survey was carried out.
A prospective buyer is strongly advised to check these particulars and to have at his/her own expense a survey carried out by a qualified surveyor to check the condition and description of the boat thoroughly prior to completing the purchase.
Deposits paid prior to the survey taking place, are non-refundable, except for when the surveyor discovers a severe material defect.
Waterside Marine Sales LLP cannot be held responsible for any fault that is found with a boat after it has been purchased.
A buyer may have redress to his or her surveyor, if the fault that is found was missed when the survey was carried out.