Stock #277274 -

Center Cockpit with En Suite Aft Cabin; Autopilot + GPS, AC, 2 Cabins, 2 Heads

Make this your floating holiday escape or dream liveaboard in the Hawaiian Islands!

This clean, comfortable, and spacious Endeavour 42 has been well cared for by her owner and is ready for new adventures!

However, within the past few months, termites have been found on the boat. There does not appear to be any obvious damage (such as soft wood) and it is possible for a new buyer to have the boat "tented" in the water to eradicate them.

What the owner loves best about the Endeavour 42 is the clever accommodation and "floating hotel" feel. The center cockpit configuration allows for an island queen in the aft cabin, which is the most desired layout with these types of cruisers. There is also a V-berth forward along with dual settee conversions.

Per the Seller: The diesel engine starts and runs great. Regular maintenance has always been performed. Although the hours are unknown, an upper-end estimate would be around 2,600 hours - but this is probably much less.

Some of the many features and upgrades include:

-- Central Air Unit - 16,000 BTU - New in 2016
-- New Water Tanks (2012)
-- New Cabin Sole (2012)
-- New Galley Sink (2012)
-- New Galley Granite Counter Top (2012)
-- Galley Formica Paneling Replaced with Wood (2012)

Navigation Electronics and Safety Equipment:

-- EPIRB
-- Raymarine E12 GPS/Chartplotter with 12" Color Display in Cockpit (New in 2007; Factory Refurbished in 2016)
-- 8" GPS/Chartplotter at Navigation Station Below Deck (New in 2007)
-- Autopilot (2007)

The hull has balsa cored topsides with plywood for compression strength and solid glass below the waterline.

Around 257 of these boats were built between 1985 and 1991, and it is considered a comfortable, good value cruiser and liveaboard. Of the west coast of Florida builders, Endeavour generally ranks second behind Gulfstar and ahead of Morgan and Irwin in quality construction.

The slip is NOT transferable.

Buyers will need to have a slip lined up before requesting a showing if planning to keep the boat in Hawaii. While the situation changes regularly, there is a long waiting list at most marinas in Hawaii.