Westerly Falcon 35 ‘ELEONORA’ – SOLD

Thursday 23rd June 2022

Mark Cameron Yachts are delighted to announce the successful sale of the 1989 Westerly Falcon 35 ‘ELEANORA’.

The Westerly Falcon 35 shares a hull with the Westerly Seahawk and is the aft cockpit version of this well-proven Ed Dubois designed hull. Within her 34’ length the Westerly Falcon provides an amazing amount of accommodation below decks with a large saloon, two heads and two double cabins. On deck with the in-mast furling mainsail, lines are all lead aft to the large, well protected cockpit. Regarded as the better looking of the two versions of the hull the Falcon 34 has a reputation for being faster under sail.

ELEANORA is a 1989 version of the Westerly Falcon 35 with just her 3 owner since leaving the factory. A much loved family yacht ELEANORA has benefitted from significant upgrading in recent years. Her inventory highlights include:

• Original white gelcoat finish to topsides
• Preventative epoxy treatment applied to underwater hull in 2010
• Underwater hull freshly antifouled
• Volvo Penta 2003 marine diesel engine
• Stainless steel standing rigging, fully replaced 2018
• Selden Furlex roller reefing system on forestay, fitted new 2016
• In-mast roller reefing mainsail, furling system replaced in 2018
• Mainsail, Owen Sails 2016
• Genoa, Owen Sails 2016
• Domestic Batteries replaced 2021
• Adverc smart alternator controller
• Raymarine Evolution system, installed 2015
• New Raymarine linear autopilot quadrant drive fitted 2019
• Garmin chartplotters x2, both independent systems
• Furuno radar system
• Raymarine i60 wind instrument system
• Autohelm ST50 speed/log system
• Standard Horizon Matrix AIS/GPS DSCVHF
• Tecma Nelson gas cooker, two burner, grill and oven (2016)
• Jabsco manual marine toilet (2019)
• Eberspacher diesel fired blown air heating system (2020)

Lying ashore, freshly antifouled ELEANORA was delivered to Dunstaffnage Marina by sea where she will be loaded onto a lorry for a trip south to her new home port in the south of England.