1985 Hinterhoeller Nonsuch 30

Green fiberglass hull with white cove stripe

White fiberglass cream non-skid deck

Black fiberglass bottom

Fin keel

Balanced spade fiberglass rudder

Stern pulpit

Bow pulpit

Double Lifelines 

Wheel steering (Edison wood)

Dodger

Bimini top 

Opening ports (7)

Emergency tiller

Hatches (3)

This boat sleeps 5

The interior of the Nonsuch 30 Ultra model is very spacious and unique.  A very functional and easy to use accommodation plan.

Starting aft, one enters the cabin through a low companionway with only 3 steps.  To port is a settee berth that extends slightly under the cockpit area.  There are storage lockers below and a large shelf above the berth.  At the aft bulkhead is a very large hanging locker. Under the berth is a water tank.

To starboard of the companionway is a very spacious "L" shaped settee, which converts to a double berth.  A drop leaf teak table is in the middle, and this drops down very conveniently when the double berth configuration is to be used.  A holding tank and the batteries are located under the settee.

Access to the engine is found behind the companionway steps and a locker door beside the steps allows for a quick inspection of the engine room.

Forward of the port settee is the functional "L" shaped galley. The galley features a stainless-steel sink, 12-volt refrigeration, Force 10 gimballed 2 burner propane cookers, with oven and hot and cold water.

The entire main cabin / galley area is extremely spacious. 

Opposite the galley is a very spacious head.  The head features a shower, sink, manual head and vanity. To forward within the head area is a separate shower stall, certainly unique in a 30' sailboat.

The stateroom is forward and there is a bi-folding door closing the area from the main cabin.  A wide, double berth is to port.  It is low enough for ease of entering, and the Nonsuch 30's beam allows for great berth width.  Forward, next to the berth is a large hanging locker, and there are lockers at the forward end of the berth as well.  A bureau is opposite the berth, to starboard.  In all, a very spacious stateroom with room to change clothes, and enter the head area with a private door.  Ventilation is great too.

Fuel tank capacity: 30 gallons (Aluminum)

Water tank capacity: 86 gallons (plastic)

1985 Westerbeke 27 HP inboard diesel engine. Closed water cooling system, heat exchanger. Fixed two blade propellers. 

12 Volt DC

(3) 12-volt batteries (2 house, 1 start)

Alternator on engine

Battery charger

110-volt AC shore power with cords

Mainsail

Aluminum mast 

Aluminum wishbone with lazy jacks

Sheets

Halyards

Winches:

Barient 23 self-trailing to port

(2) Barient 10 P to starboard

VHF – Standard Horizon Quest

Chart Plotter / Radar – JRC 1800

Autopilot – Raymarine ST6002

Speed log – Raymarine

Depth sounder – Raymarine

Wind – Raymarine

Compass – Ritchie

Barometer

Sanyo cassette player with speakers in the cabin

CRQ anchor with chain and rode

Windlass – Electric Maxwell Nilsson

Diesel hot air heater

Boat Hook

Cockpit cushions

Wash down pump

Winter cover with frame

Fenders

Dock lines

Cradle