2013 Gunfleet 58

This 2013 Gunfleet 58 is a serious offshore cruiser designed by Tony Castro and built by Gunfleet Marine. She carries a fractional Solent sloop rig with a lifting keel system that ranges from 1.75m to 3.60m, allowing both open-water performance and shallow-draft access. Her hull features Kevlar reinforcements in high-impact zones, a balsa-cored construction with solid laminate below the waterline, and teak-laid decks. A 150 hp Volvo Penta diesel powers the yacht, with bow and stern thrusters, a 4-blade Bruntons Varifold prop, and a separate Onan 9.5kW generator providing auxiliary power.

Below deck, she sleeps eight across four cabins: an aft master suite with island berth and ensuite, a forward VIP with ensuite, and two guest cabins. The raised saloon features panoramic views, a dining area, and an L-sofa with Webasto air conditioning. The galley has a GN Espace oven, induction hob, Frigoboat refrigeration with keel cooling, and includes a washer-dryer. Two freshwater electric heads serve the accommodation. Interior paneling and ceiling upholstery were renewed in 2024–2025.

Navigation and electrical systems have been comprehensively upgraded. A new Raymarine B&G suite installed in 2025 includes three Zeus3S 12-inch chartplotters, two Triton2 displays, autopilot, VHF, and Class B AIS. The electrical system runs on AGM batteries with a 100A inverter-charger and dual 32A shore power inputs, with CZone digital tank and system monitoring throughout. Tankage includes 1,500 litres of fuel and 1,000 litres of water.

The rig is outfitted with Lewmar electric and manual winches, Dyform standing rigging, and all halyards were replaced in 2025. Sails from Dolphin Sailmakers include a new in-mast furling mainsail (78 m², 2018), genoa, Solent jib, and reacher, all from 2018. Recent mechanical work includes a new P-bracket, electric bilge pump, and engine service completed in 2025. A 2024 Highfield CL310 tender with 20hp outboard is included, along with a new carbon passerelle, Quantum Bimini, and sprayhood clears from 2024–2025.