1975 Marieholm international folkboat

This 1975 Marieholm International Folkboat is a 26-foot fiberglass sloop with a full keel and fractional rig. The boat features a Beta 16 diesel engine with low hours and a complete custom interior rebuild. The hull is structurally sound and mechanically maintained to a professional standard.

The sailplan includes two mainsails, three jibs, a symmetrical spinnaker, and a drifter, all in good condition. The cockpit is fitted with Anderson self-tailing primary winches and Lewmar cabin-top winches with lines led aft. Additional sailing hardware includes Harken roller furling, adjustable backstay, boom kicker, boom vang/jibe preventer, lazy jacks, and a spinnaker pole. A manual bilge pump is mounted in the cockpit.

Accommodations consist of two 6-foot forward berths, two 6-foot quarter berths, and a removable cockpit table with custom cushions. The galley has a fully gimballed Sea Swing stove and a two-burner alcohol stove, with pressure water, sink, and storage integrated into the layout.

Recent work completed over the past two years includes a rebuilt mast step and supporting beam, new rudder pintles and bushings, B&G V20s DSC VHF with integrated GPS networked to a B&G Triton2 display showing depth, speed, course, and position, Rule electric bilge pump, shore power installation, new AC and DC wiring and panels, running lights, and a Charge Pro automatic battery charger. The boat includes a Bruce anchor with chain and rode, a partial winter cover, and a bulkhead-mounted compass.