Elan Impression 344 ‘CULLA’ – SOLD

Thursday 21st April 2022

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 2006 Elan Impression 344 ‘CULLA’.

The Elan Impression series was all designed around the concept of creating an onboard living environment that was conducive to living aboard for extended periods of time in comfort without compromising on the sailing experience. The Elan Impression 344 is the smallest design in the serious and has embodied the design ethos fully.

A rare two cabin example of the Elan Impression 344 CULLA is still with her original owner. Offering two double cabins she also benefits from a very generously sized heads boasting a separate shower stall. Lightly used throughout her life she is offered for sale with an inventory including:

• Volvo Penta D1-30 engine with Volvo Penta S130 sail drive
• 230VAC shore power with ring main and water heater
• Mastervolt 230VAC – 12VDC battery charger
• Raymarine chart plotter
• Raymarine navigation instrumentation
• Raymarine autopilot
• Raymarine DSC VHF
• Eberspacher diesel heating system
• Stainless steel stemhead protection plate
• Liferaft with stainless steel deck cradle

Freshly valeted the Elan Impression 344 CULLA will be shortly moving to her new mooring in Ardnamurchan. We look forward to seeing her new owners on the water later this summer.

DESIGNERS COMMENTS:

‘Working on the Impression 344 has been a very interesting task………

By making maximum use of the volume inside the generously proportioned hull we have created an exceptionally roomy and airy boat that provides more living space than many boats of considerably greater length. The saloon, galley, heads; all feel as though they belong to a much larger craft, characterised by extravagant headroom and plenty of natural light.

On deck we continued the theme of easy spaciousness by creating a cockpit with the space to seat the crew in comfort around a permanent table, while providing nearby corner seats mounted on the pushpit to give panoramic views from a snug and secure vantage point. All sail controls have been brought back to the cockpit, enabling the boat to be easily handled by a small crew if required.’