MONTEREY 270 CRUISER  

Price reduction! The owner is motivated to sell!!
Great example of Monterey 270, presents in great condition with new clears, bimini and new sunbed.
Step onto the transom, with a stainless-steel swim ladder and Stern rail with Barbecue. There is a hot/cold transom shower - hot water via a heat exchanger and 240V - Shorepower connection.
Up front, there's an opening windscreen with a walkthrough dash for safe access forward.
The cockpit plays into the hands of the entertainer, with plenty of seating for a 27-footer and a removable aft lounge and cockpit table in case you want to fish or create more room.
With the dedicated cockpit table in place, you can seat four for lunch. The table and surrounding lounges also convert to a daybed. Non-skid moulded steps and a non-skid gunwale panel assist with stepping ashore over the sides.

The chaise lounge ahead of the amenities centre has contoured Ultraleather upholstery. Meanwhile, the skipper has a double helm seat with a folding bolster to create more room when driving on his or her feet.

Headroom at the foot of the stairs is around 1.90m, with a galley immediately to port that's big enough to make lunch but not so big it's intrusive. There are black-ice granite-look moulded counter tops, a single-burner electric stove, a basic microwave oven, a round stainless-steel sink, a decent 12V/240V Isotherm fridge, 240V outlets and plenty of storage hatches and adequate pantry space.

The interior has a big spread of courtesy and task lighting and ventilation via a circular hatch and two opening portlights. For a 27-footer, the saloon living space is generous, with a deeply padded surround lounge in the bow and a timber dinette that converts to a double berth. The nearby hanging locker is cedar-lined, no less, and there are trick reading lights and storage under the lounge bases.

The mid-cabin can sleep two adults in comfort. There's a storage pocket and a privacy curtain.

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