Jarvis Newman Flybridge Cruiser

New listing. "Foxtrot" is a lovely 1988 Jarvis Newman 36 which was finished by Mac Pettegrow in Southwest Harbor, Maine. She was recently featured in feature stories in Offshore magazine and Chesapeake Bay magazine. She is the nicest Jarvis Newman on the market today. Her ash interior makes her light and cheerful. The headroom is 6' 7", and the many opening windows bring in light and air. The sole in the salon is sika spruce. The light bulkheads with ash trim make her feel like a Maine cabin. The inside helm has a lovely bronze and teak wheel, a Sunto binnacle compass, full electronics, and a wing door for docking and excellent visibility and fresh air. The salon has a L-shaped galley, with built in cook top, microwave/convection oven, refrigerator, and overhead dish and glass locker.

The forward cabin has 6' 5" headroom, extra large v-berths with filler, and six bronze opening ports. Chrome Dorade vents bring in fresh air as does an deck hatch. There are two large hanging lockers, a seat for dressing, and lots of counter space. The head compartment has an electric flush head, vanity, and separate shower stall.

"Foxtrot" was repowered with a 370 Yanmar turbo diesel in '04 - '05 by Robinwood Marine in Maine. She cruises in the 10 to 16 knot range, and top out in the 17 to 19 knot range. Fuel consumption averages 4 to 8 gallons per hour. Engine hours are low at 520. A bow thruster is available with controls at both helms. She also has a 8 kw Westerbeke generator, A/C-reverse cycle heat; Espar diesel-fired heat, and full keel. A 5-blade Nibral prop is fitted, and was balanced by Miller Island in 2006. Two spare props are included.

In September 2008, a new 40 amp Xantrex battery charger was installed as were two AGM 8G batteries and new battery cables. In July, 2009 she was professionally waxed, bottom painted, and boot stripe painted. Here is a low hour, wonderful Down East yacht fully found, and ready to go. Please call for more details.

Photography by John Bildahl.