Camano 31 Trawler Gnome

Work completed 2021:
New exhaust hose and fittings
Transmission cooler replaced
12v USB and 12v port added at galley counter.
Oil changed approximately April 2022
Dripless shaft seal
Batteries: 5 - AGM; 4 House, 1 start. Replaced by previous owner.
House batteries: Deep Cycle DC 224-6, Group GC2.
Generator: Portable; Honda EU 2000i. 120v inverter generator.
Charger: Xantrex True Charge 20+
Inverter: Trace
November 2022: Bow thruster motor rebuilt.
Work completed January 2023:
Engine compartment and lazarette bilges cleaned.
New heat exchanger and water heater installed - cost $3,000.00
Broker note: bilges are clean and dry. There are no odors.

12 volt battery, 110 volt generator, 110 shore power voltage, 5 batteries charged by: engine, shore power, generator

Solid, hand-laid fiberglass below the waterline, with foam coring above the waterline. The windlass and deck fixtures are backed with metal backing plates.
Engine compartment has extensive insulation to reduce engine noise while under way.
LOA for moorage: 31'
Tankage:
Fuel - Aluminum
Water - plastic
Waste - plastic
Water heater - 10 gals
Cabin Heat: Webasto diesel furnace - currently not working; potential fuse issue.

2021: Bottom sanded to gel coat; painted with primer plus two coats barrier paint.

Waterline Boats / Boatshed did not independently verify capacities, or dimensions described in this listing. Information is derived from seller-provided information and/or literature.

This Camano 31 Gnome appears well-cared-for from first glance. Boarding the boat via the swim step, the 7-foot lightweight dinghy is stowed and attached with a pulley system for easy deployment and retrieval. The cockpit is covered with a canvas awning for protection from the sun or inclement weather. A back window has a screen and privacy cover for cool air and to keep bugs at bay. The solid companionway door was powder coated in 2021 so it shows no signs of corrosion or wear.
The interior of the boat is open with enormous windows throughout making the boat seem much larger and affording beautiful views from the salon and 360-degree visibility from the helm station. The salon has a beautiful teak and holly sole which is in very good condition, the upholstery on the L-shaped settee is also in good condition. A custom teak and holly table replaced the original and lowers to accommodate a potential guest berth.
To starboard, the current owner installed a new leather helm chair which is well positioned for access to controls and navigation equipment and is very comfortable.
Moving forward and down three steps to port is the galley. A custom raised teak and holly floor (created and installed by the current owner) is not only a work of art but functional by providing additional storage space under the floor. The galley is complete with a Forced 10 3-burner propane stove and oven, a Chef microwave, Panasonic toaster oven, Nova Kool refrigerator with freezer compartment, a large stainless sink, custom cabinetry for dish storage (and an extensive collection of spices!), and a hanging garbage can.
Just opposite the galley is the head compartment with a vacuflush, fresh water toilet, and an extending faucet for the shower. The large mirror hinges to access all of the navigational equipment and helm station control wiring and chases.
Forward of the head is a large, deep and tall, hanging locker with two hanging rods and space for bins in the bottom.
The sleeping accommodations for two is a v-berth in the bow. There is an insert to create one large bed or remain separate for twin berths. Storage and access to the bow thruster motor is below the bed. The walls are clean with no trace of mildew nor any sign of water intrusion. The hatch above allows both light and ventilation; or enjoy watching the stars before falling asleep to the sound of gentle waves lapping against the hull.
The anchor locker is accessed via a small door at the head of the berth.

3 burner propane Stove