Westerly 21 sailing yacht, yard number P246
“Afsha”, sail number 42
Afsha is a very well-presented example of this class of family cruising yacht. She has two quarter berths and a triangular fore cabin berth.
She has benefitted from upgrades over the years. She has slab reefing, a paraffin stove removing the risk from LPG in the cabin, new headlining and beautifully restored deck paint. She gets admiring glances in the marina.
She can be viewed on the pontoon at Neyland Yacht Haven, Pembrokeshire.
She comes with an excellent inventory for inshore and estuary cruising.
Slab-reefed mainsail, furling genoa, and light airs genoa
Standard Horizon GX2400GPS/E VHF radio with AIS receiver and GPS, new
Cockpit handset for above
ICOM M31 handheld VHF radio
Raymarine A50 GPS chart plotter
ST2000+ Autopilot + spare
Whale manual bilge pump, new
Taylor two burner paraffin stove
Pans and kettle
Plates and cutlery believed to be original Westerly
Beta Marine 15 hp diesel engine only 120 hours
Duet log and depth finder
Plastimo Compass
Bruce 10kg anchor
Folding boarding ladder
Kedge anchor
Running and steaming lights, all LED
LED cabin lights
2 x 12v accessory sockets
Fire extinguishers and fire blanket
Plastimo two man dinghy
Engine start battery additional to leisure battery with split charging.
Mains extension cable
CTEK Battery charger
Dehumidifier and stand
Anchor ball, and motor-sailing cone
Cockpit dodgers displaying Afsha name
Man overboard throwing line
Life ring
Life jackets and harnesses
Cockpit cushions
Cockpit cup holders
Red ensign and flagstaff.
Tools and spares
Most running rigging is new.
The headlining has recently been replaced, and the upholstery and curtains are in good order.
The chart plotter displays AIS data received by the radio. The autopilot can steer to waypoints set on the chart plotter. The chart plotter is mounted on a hinged bracket so that it can be viewed either from the saloon or from the cockpit.
The sea toilet has been removed freeing up space for a hanging locker, and extra under bunk storage in the fore cabin.