SOLD – 19′ 2011 Paul Gartside Cutter

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Grace is 19’ LOA Paul Gartside cutter built by the Great Lakes School of Boatbuilding in 2011.  She is based on the Falmouth Working Boat, a 19^th century oyster fishing boat turned racing class from Gartside’s childhood home of Falmouth, Cornwall. The sweeping sheer, high-peaked gaff cutter rig, offset bowsprit, and plumb bow and transom are all there and though she’s scaled down, the shape and proportions are spot-on.

Grace is cedar planked with white oak frames, floors, and backbone timbers.  She has dynel over plywood deck, sitka spruce spars and a roomy, beautifully finished cockpit with room for 4 or 5 adults.  Both headsails are on furlers and all sail handling is easily managed from the cockpit.  Propulsion comes from a 5kw inboard electric motor with solar and plug-in charging that was installed here at Rockport Marine in 2017.

Grace has handsome lines and exciting sailing characteristics of her workboat forebearers in a smaller, more manageable package.  She’s a perfect classic family daysailer and, with the added convenience of roller furling and electric propulsion, is easily single-handed and self-sufficient on a mooring.  Grace is offered for sale in exceptional condition and is currently moored in Rockport, ME.

Dimensions:

LOA – 19’

Beam – 8’3”

Draft – 3’6”

Displacement – 5,200 LBS

Sail Area – 290 Sq. Ft.

Propulsion:

-Electric Yacht QuietTorque 5.0 5kw electric inboard motor

-2 x Lifeline 210 Ah AGM Batteries

-DualPro PS2 110v – 12V converter and shore power inlet

-12W solar panel and charger controller

Sails & Rigging:

– Dacron Main, staysail and Jib – good condition

-Wykeham Martin bronze staysail furler

-Harken jib furler

-Main sail cover