Prout International Manta 1991

Upon entering from the cockpit, you are welcomed into a spacious salon featuring a generous U-shaped dinette and table, ideal for relaxing or dining with friends and family. The navigation station is located at the aft bulkhead, while steps lead to staterooms on both the port and starboard sides. On the starboard side, the first stateroom boasts an athwartships double berth, ample storage, and lockers. Adjacent is the galley, equipped with countertops and appliances on both sides, including an inboard sink that opens up to the salon, creating an inviting atmosphere for socializing while cooking. Forward of the galley lies another large stateroom, which includes a fore-and-aft facing double berth and additional lockers. Descending the steps on the port side, you'll find a spacious head with a tub/shower combo, head, and vanity. Forward of the head is a well-appointed workshop with extensive storage for tools and parts, making it a standout feature among many boats. Ahead of the workshop is a single berth/settee outboard and a library inboard, both open to the salon. The third large stateroom, located forward of the library, features a fore-and-aft facing double berth and outboard lockers. This vessel comfortably accommodates three couples or a large family. The interior showcases beautiful African and Honduran teak with cherry trim cabinetry, complemented by flag blue dinette cushions for a warm and inviting feel. With some updated decor and paint, she has the potential to truly shine. Ventilation is abundant, featuring six opening ports, eight hatches, a solar fan vent in the aft cabin, and two Hella fans. The salon and staterooms have teak and holly flooring, while other areas are finished in vinyl. The midships galley is well-equipped with a three-burner stove and oven, double sinks with a built-in drain board, front-loading refrigerator and freezer, additional drop-in freezer/refrigerator, and a Seagull IV drinking water filtration system with a dedicated faucet. The cockpit and helm deck are fitted with a full hard dodger and windshield. Notably, this is hull #1, built in South Africa, and the Prout brand is renowned for its robust offshore capabilities. The design features a hard foredeck for ample storage and a Nacelle hull that effectively breaks waves, preventing slapping underneath the center hull. While the Kimarah does require some care, the owners have made impressive upgrades, making her a solid vessel that, with a bit of effort, will provide an excellent cruising experience. Additional features include an insect screen enclosure, aft deck awning, padded helm seat, teak table, cockpit cushions, ignition with LED lights, Raymarine C90 GPS, dual Raymarine ST60 depth sounders, wind direction and speed instruments, Jensen AM/FM cassette/CD player with interior and exterior speakers, and more. The vessel is powered by a Kobuta (Beta Marine) 37.5HP diesel engine with a high-thrust bearing Sonic outdrive. The boat is equipped with two 27-gallon stainless steel fuel tanks, Link monitoring system, solar panels, an inverter, and multiple water tanks. Sailing is made easy with self-tailing winches and halyards led aft to the cockpit for single-handed operation. The large teak swim platform with a swim ladder, stainless steel bow and stern pulpits, and double lifelines enhance safety and accessibility. Additional equipment includes a Lofrans electric windlass, an inflatable dinghy, a Torqueedo electric motor, emergency equipment, and custom hatch covers.

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