1980 Bayfield

The Bayfield 29 is as traditional in appearance as a fiberglass production yacht can be. “Huntress” is in excellent condition and features an extensive electronics package and additional solar panels.

With her reliable Yanmar diesel engine and sail inventory you are set for day cruising or extensive cruising.

This boat sleeps 5

The arrangement on the Bayfield 29 is a great deviation from the traditional layout found on boats of this size. 

Starting aft by the companionway, there are quarter berths port and starboard.  The port berth also forms a seat for a large navigation table just forward.  Lockers are well placed and storage abounds. 

Forward of the starboard berth is the galley.  The "L" shaped arrangement allows for good counter space and good placement of the sink and stove.  The galley has a 2 burner alcohol stove.  There is a shelf that folds up over the berth providing more counter space.  The large ice box is to port, forward of the chart table.

The bulkheads forward of the galley and chart table have panels that move up for a separation of the cabins, and down for a more open feeling to the cabin.

The main cabin has settee berths port and starboard.  There are abundant storage areas outboard and above each berth.  There is a floor mounted drop leaf table on the centerline through which the mast extends.

Forward of the main cabin is the very roomy head area.  There are numerous lockers and a hanging locker, as well as a vanity, marine toilet, and shower.

There are opening ports throughout the cabin for superb ventilation.  The forward hatch over the head area is also great for light.

The head features a manual head with a holding tank with Y-valve for overboard discharge. There is a sink and vanity in the head.

The galley features a single stainless steel sink; top load icebox and an alcohol stove. The fresh water foot pump has a capacity of 20 gallons.

The interior appointments feature white curtains; brown/plaid upholstery; fiberglass headliner and a teak and holly sole.

1980 Yanmar Inboard 12 HP Diesel engine with a fuel capacity of 49 liters. This Yanmar engine is raw water cooled and features an oil/water/temp alarm, raw water filter and bilge blower. The fixed propeller has 3 blades. The engine has an estimated fuel consumption rate of 1.3 liters per hour at 5 knots.

2 12-volt batteries

Alternator

Battery charger

Electrical panel 12 volt / 110 volts

110-volt shore power with cord

Trickle charger

Invertor

(2) 15 watt, (1) 85 watt solar panels with controller

Battery condition and power charge/discharge meter

Cabin, spreader and anchor lights

VHF – Standard Horizon GS-15005

Autopilot – Raymarine SPX-5

Radar – Raymarine SL-32

Plotter – Standard Horizon CP-180i

Depthsounder – Raymarine ST-40

Hummingbird Fish Finder

Compass located at the binnacle

Stereo with 2 speakers

Fuel tank capacity: 49 liters

Water tank capacity: 20 gallons

Mainsail – Michele Stevens – 2010

Mainster – Michele Stevens – 2010

Yankee high cut jib

Staysail

Storm Jib

Short Jib (from a Bayfield 25)

Aluminum spar and boom

Stainless steel standing rigging

Mast stepped keel

Furling system

(7) Lewmar winches #7’s

(2) Winch hands

Boom vang

Inclinometer

Sheets

Whisker pole

Mainsheet traveler

Danforth anchor with 50’ chain and 175’ rode

Bruce anchor

5 lifejackets

Docklines

Fenders

Flares

Radar reflector

Life ring

2 Fire extinguishers

Boat hook

BBQ

Cockpit table

Clock

Cradle

Search lihts

Cockpit cushions

Laminate custom made davit

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