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A 1980s ketch refitted for global cruising features a dedicated galley separate from the saloon, a 360-degree view pilothouse, and extensive storage throughout the interior.▶ 7:53 The vessel utilizes 10-millimeter laminated tempered glass for saloon windows and includes a Victron monitoring system for water, diesel, and electrical levels.▶ 9:51 The layout includes a V-berth with two beds, a pilot berth mid-ships, and an aft cabin with a standard rectangular mattress and dual-access points.▶ 1:27 The galley is equipped with two induction hobs, an air fryer-oven, and a washing machine.▶ 6:14 The boat currently contains 16 through-hull fittings below the waterline, which the owners plan to reduce during an upcoming haul-out.▶ 3:02 Redundancy is provided by two heads, one electric and one manual.▶ 2:37 The interior design prioritizes storage, with accessible bilge spaces and multiple cabinets throughout the cabins.▶ 5:49

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