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Astondoa As 46
≈ $251,212
Listed at €225.000
Taxes included
Description
Superb Astondoa AS46 with 3 double cabins, 2 full bathrooms, a spacious flybridge and excellent outdoor areas. Powered by two 481 CV Volvo Penta TAMD75 EDC engines with only 743 and 747 hours.
A carefully maintained example with an extensive history of preventive maintenance and upgrades, including renewed electrical installation and Raymarine electronics, bow and stern thrusters, an automatic-start generator and numerous mechanical works carried out in 2022.
Her low engine hours, 3-cabin and 2-bathroom layout and generous outdoor spaces are particular highlights, making her an ideal combination for cruising and life aboard.
Length
14.9m
Beam
4.27m
Year
2003
Pax
10
Boat dimensions
- Loa
- 14.9 m
- Beam
- 4.27 m
Construction & identity
- Flag
- ES
- Year of Manufacture
- 2003
- Hull Material
- Grp
- Keel type
- Fin
Interiors
- Pax
- 10
- Cabins
- 3
- Berths
- 3
- Heads
- 2
- Water Capacity
- 500.0 L
- Holding tank capacity
- 97.0 L
3 double cabins with wardrobes.
2 full bathrooms with showers and electric toilets.
Galley with a 2-burner ceramic hob, microwave/grill, 2 refrigerators of 65 L each, coffee maker and toaster.
Boat engine performance
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
Engine units 2
#1 Volvo penta TAMD75 EDC — 481 HP
Main- Hours
- 743
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Position
- Port
#2 Volvo penta TAMD75 EDC — 481 HP
Main- Hours
- 743
- Fuel Type
- Diesel
- Engine Type
- Inboard
- Position
- Starboard
Electronics & navigation
2 Raymarine chartplotter/GPS units (saloon and flybridge).
2 Raymarine autopilots.
2 Raymarine Tridata instruments.
Raymarine radar with provision for an upgrade.
2 VHF radios.
Provision for engine-room cameras.
Bow and stern thrusters.
Generator with automatic start.
Renewed electrical system and LED lighting.
Electrically operated windows with automatic function in the dining area.
Smoke and heat detection system with alarm.
CO₂ fire-extinguishing system in the engine room and generator compartment.
EPIRB, ITB technical inspection and up-to-date safety equipment.
Additional features
Engines serviced under a scheduled preventive-maintenance programme, with no breakdown history reported.
In 2022: coolers and intercoolers cleaned and inspected; gearbox coolers inspected; seawater intake and exhaust hoses replaced; ventilation checked; engines and shafts aligned; and vibration-damping mounts replaced.
Hull maintained annually ashore, including sanding, painting and polishing.
Electrical installation and navigation equipment renewed.
Quick engine-room access through three large hatches beneath the dining-area floor, making maintenance and potential engine removal easier.
