From the vast outdoor areas to the ingenious interior layout with overnight accommodation for 7, the 4000 packs a lot into her 12.7m length.

Down the companionway steps there’s a leather settee in the mid-cabin facing the boat’s generous, fully moulded head/shower. A double berth is at floor level to port, extending under the saloon sole, quarter berth-style, and the master cabin to starboard. The master cabin’s double berth extends across the boat under the saloon, also at floor level.

Up in the separate fore cabin, two staggered V-berths make up the remainder of the boat’s dedicated sleeping accommodation. Settees in the mid-cabin and saloon can serve as extra berths.

With sliding doors the emphasis is on indoor outdoor flow, the cockpit and saloon flow into one another, with the functional but compact galley aft. The two person helm seats fold forward, greatly extending the galley’s usable bench space. There’s no saloon table, but a folding table and deck chairs allow dining in the cockpit in good weather.

It has a huge open cockpit with twin transom doors that allow you to seamlessly switch between fishing and entertaining duties. A large stainless steel BBQ with moulded basin and pull-out wash down / shower completed the cockpit area. The full beam, under cockpit storage area is capable of stowing away all the gear for your boating lifestyle.

This vessel has just had fresh antifoul, prop speed and a cut-n-polish and is available to view at Tauranga Bridge Marina.