Grand Banks

47 Europa

$939,000 CAD

Vancouver, BC

Sold
Grand Yachts Inc in Vancouver, BC is proud to represent this beautiful Grand Banks 47 Heritage Europa, offered by a highly experienced and attentive owner. This is a fine yacht that is in lovely condition inside and out, and with up to date service. Rare extended cockpit version Two cabin / two head layout Updated Furuno TZTs Great tender package Bow thruster Hydronic heat Watermaker

To view this vessel or for additional information, please contact David Worland, CPYB at (604) 687-8943 or (604) 787-7719 (mobile). Available seven days a week.

Location Vancouver, BC
Condition Used
Category Motor Yachts
Overall Length 52' 8"
Year 2009
Hull Material Fiberglass
Hull Beam 15' 9"
Engine Power 1000 HP
Displacement 44,970 pounds

Tanks

fresh water 1 x 260 gal
fuel 1 x 600 gal
holding 1 x 77 gal

Engine 1

Make & Model Cummins QSC 8.3
Type Inboard
Fuel diesel
Year 2009
Power 500 horsepower
Hours 1700
Propeller Type Bronze
Transmission Direct

Engine 2

Make & Model Cummins QSC 8.3
Type Inboard
Fuel diesel
Year 2009
Power 500 horsepower
Hours 1700
Propeller Type Bronze
Transmission Direct
Introduction

Presenting La Grande Blue II, a finely crafted and cherished 2009 Grand Banks 47 Europa. She is offered by a highly experienced and proud yachting family. Long time WVYC members. She has been properly serviced and nicely updated. Conceived by designers and builders whose goal it was to modernize a renowned classic. La Grande Blue II offers rock-solid reliability, balanced by graceful lines and a gracious interior.

Remarkably efficient throughout her speed range, the GB 47 EU is capable of sustained cruising at over 20 knots to cover miles quickly, and quietly, when desired. The design offers the best of both worlds either as a leisurely 8 knot trawler, or as a 20+ knot sport cruiser, or somewhere in between, to suit your own cruising style. Detailed performance data can be found towards the end of this brochure.

The generous salon, cockpit, and flybridge can easily handle quite a crowd for entertaining, and the two stateroom / two head layout can comfortably accommodate four owners and guests overnight.

Quality, performance, sophistication, elegance, reliability, comfort; all synonymous with this and every legendary Grand Banks Yacht.

Throughout La Grande Blue II

The Europa design features the signature covered aft cockpit, and side decks. The salon, lower helm station and galley all on the main level, just above the water line, giving the yacht a very liveable layout, an open feel, and outstanding ocean views at anchor and underway, both for the guests on board, and importantly, safe sight lines for the lower helm operator, building confidence.

Board from the dock or the tender to a solid and secure swim platform, then up two steps to the cockpit, or board to the side decks through the opening railings port and starboard.

Walk forward port and starboard to the side decks, on the same level, then up one step to the foredeck. Gently sloped stairs on the port side of the cockpit lead up to the boat deck and flybridge.

From the cockpit, enter the salon through large sliding door. Forward to port is the galley, which may seem compact, but the thoughtful layout offers surprisingly good storage and work spaces. The lower helm station is opposite the galley 

Between the galley and lower helm, descend steps to the accommodations area with the guest cabin to starboard, guest and day head to port, and the huge master suite all the way forward.

  • Distinctive Flag Blue hull with red and gold boot stripes
  • Exquisite teak cabinetry and joinery throughout with a hand-rubbed satin varnish
  • Teak and holly sole throughout the interior
  • Teak clad decks, swim platform, and flybridge
  • Vimar switches and receptacles
  • Hurricane hydronic central heat system with four zones for quiet efficient heat while at anchor away, with no need of the genset or shore power (2013)
  • All opening windows, hatches and portlights have bug screens and privacy blinds or curtains
  • Sea-Fire carbon monoxide detectors
  • 110 VAC outlets throughout with GFCI protection
Accommodations

Down four steps from the salon area to the accommodations area. To starboard is the guest cabin with head and shower stall opposite to port, and the master stateroom is forward, with ensuite head and shower stall.

Master Stateroom

The owners’ cabin is forward, all finished in teak, and with a walk-around queen berth. Plenty of storage in numerous drawers, shelves and lockers, including a good-sized  cedar-lined hanging locker, and drawers under the berth.

  • Overhead lighting, courtesy lighting, and two reading lights
  • Natural light and ventilation via three opening port lights and one large opening overhead hatches, all with bug screens and shades or curtains 
  • Inner spring mattress
  • Dressing mirror 

Owners Head

The spacious owners’ private head is ensuite to the stateroom, and features a sizeable shower stall.

  • Ivory cream granite vanity with under-mount sink and designer faucet
  • Storage above and beneath vanity 
  • SeaLand Vacuflush electric freshwater marine toilet
  • Opening port light and overhead hatch
  • Exhaust vent
  • Tankwatch 4 holding tank monitor

Guest Cabin

The guest cabin is to starboard of the accommodations hallway and features two single berths, both with inner spring mattresses, and both with large storage drawers underneath.

  • More storage in cedar-lined hanging locker
  • Overhead lighting, and two reading lights
  • Natural light and ventilation via an opening port light and an opening overhead hatch, both with bug screens and shades / curtains

Guest Head

Private guest head to port of the accommodations hallway, and across from the guest cabin.

  • Separate shower stall
  • Ivory cream granite vanity with under-mount sink and designer faucet
  • Teak storage lockers under vanity
  • SeaLand Vacuflush electric freshwater marine toilet
  • Opening port light
  • Exhaust vent
Salon

To port of the salon is an L-shaped settee with storage underneath. To starboard are two occasional chairs with entertainment cabinet in between. 

The centrepiece of the salon is a classic Grand Banks hi-lo teak table, with folding leaves. The table converts quite easily from a cocktail / coffee table to a dining table.

While set as a dining table, the starboard occasional chairs can slide in to join, rounding out the dining area for up to six diners. 

The port settee has storage underneath, and the base slides out to make a wider berth for that rare occasion. 

Forward of the starboard chairs is a teak drawer cabinet. 

  • Sony Bravia 31” TV
  • Pioneer stereo with XM satellite (subscription required)
  • Opening vent in forward windshield on electric actuator
  • Soundown insulation in the floor
  • Overhead teak handrail
Galley

The L-shaped galley layout is elegant and functional and features sumptuous granite counter tops, a propane cooktop, and stainless steel sink. The fridge and freezer each have teak doors adding to the elegant, clean design. A remarkable amount of storage with drawers, cupboards, a slide out pantry, overhead lockers, and a spacious inside corner lazy susan.

  • Ivory cream granite counter tops
  • The original electric stove top was converted to a Force 10 three-burner propane stove with oven and broiler, allowing quiet meal prep with no need of the generator
  • The microwave oven was removed and the space converted to dedicated wine storage
  • Waeco 12VDC refrigerator (4.5 cu ft) with teak paneling
  • Waeco 12VDC freezer (2 cu ft) with teak paneling
  • Opening screened window next to stove top
  • Exhaust fan
  • Additional freezer capacity in a chest freezer located in the aft lazarette
Lower Helm Station

To starboard, opposite the galley, is the lower helm station with bench Stidd seat, a flip up teak step, storage drawer under floor, and door to the starboard side decks.

  • Navigation and communication electronics, detailed below under that section 
  • Stidd seat finished in leather
  • Electronics console wrapped in Ultra-leather
  • Cummins electronic gear / throttle controls with trolling valves
  • Cummins SmartCraft engine monitoring
  • Bow thruster control
  • Genset control and monitoring panel
  • Windlass controls
  • Trim tab controls
  • Rudder angle indicator
  • Exalto wiper controls 
  • Battery parallel switch
  • Air horn control
  • Remote fire suppression system
Upper Helm Station
  • Navigation and communication electronics, detailed below under that section 
  • Cummins electronic gear / throttle controls with trolling valves
  • Cummins SmartCraft engine monitoring
  • Bow thruster control
  • Windlass controls
  • Trim tab controls
  • Rudder angle indicator
  • Indicator lights for bilge pumps, engine exhaust temps, generator status, and engine room lights
  • Battery parallel switch
Flybridge

The flybridge is accessed via gently sloped stairs from the cockpit, through a sliding hatch. It is an eminently comfortable space for operating or entertaining or lounging at anchor.

Forward-facing seats with the operator’s Stidd helm seat on the centreline with excellent access to the helm, engine controls, and navigation equipment, and a bench seat to port, with storage under.

There is an L-shaped settee aft and to starboard, wrapped around a varnished teak table, and with storage under. To port is a built-in storage locker with wet bar. This port locker is designed to fit an optional ice maker or bar fridge. Additional bench seat aft of the wet bar, again with storage under.

  • Stidd helm seat finished in leather
  • Navy blue Sunbrella bimini, 2016
  • Matching Navy Sunbrella covers for the settees, wet bar, table, and Stidd helm seat, 2016
  • Antenna mast folds down for boat house storage
  • Courtesy lighting
  • Huge storage under forward cowl and under settees
Exterior Decks

Board the boat from the dock to swim platform and through the transom door, or to the side decks with the removable side steps and opening stainless railings.

Signature Europa design with covered cockpit and covered side decks, all teak clad, and all in very good condition.

  • High bulwarks and railings for safety and security at sea
  • Opening railings port starboard and aft
  • Smartly placed stainless steel grab rails
  • Folding swim boarding ladder; stainless steel with teak treads
  • Storage in a broad and deep cockpit lazarette, a smaller cockpit locker, and three foredeck lockers
  • Courtesy lights
  • Hot and cold cockpit shower
  • Salt and fresh water washdowns on the foredeck
  • Anchor platform with double bow rollers
  • Lofrans 1200 W electric windlass with two vertical capstans, deck controls, and upper and lower helm controls
  • 45 kg (99 lb) stainless steel Ultra anchor and swivel
  • 91 m (300’) chain rode
  • Warping winch in cockpit
  • Very large cockpit lazarette with two opening floor hatches 
  • Extra freezer in lazarette 
  • Extra large stainless steel cleats, accessed through beefy stainless fairleads, and set above deck level on the inside of the bulwarks, meaning no nasty toe stubbers on deck
  • Textaline window covers to front windows
  • Self-draining anchor locker 
Boat Deck and Tender

Just aft of the flybridge lounging area is the boat deck with tender, crane, hatch to cockpit, and deck space. The tender is mounted on stainless steel chocks.

The tender is a 2014 Walker Bay. It features console steering and controls, seating for five, storage lockers, integrated fuel tank, and a stainless steel grab railing. And it cruises at 25 knots with two on board, and 30 knots with only one on board.

  • Steelhead Marine WD 800 crane
  • 2014 Walker Bay Generation 340 DLX yacht tender with 40 hp Yamaha 4-stroke outboard
  • Chart plotter
  • VHF radio
Electronics and Navigation

Lower Helm

  • 14” Furuno TZT multi-function chartplotter (2013)
  • AIS (2013)
  • Raymarine E120 multi-function chartplotter / radar
  • Raymarine autopilot control head, 2020
  • Raymarine I70S multi display instrument, 2020
  • Raymarine 240E VHF radio
  • Ritchie Powerdamp compass 

Upper Helm

  • 14” Furuno TZT multi-function chartplotter (2013)
  • Raymarine E120 multi-function chartplotter / radar
  • Raymarine autopilot control head
  • Raymarine wind instrument
  • Raymarine 240E VHF radio
  • Ritchie Powerdamp compass
Electrical Systems

AC and DC power services the vessel through circuit breaker panels with appropriate voltage and ampere gauges. 

AC power is provided by 240/120V 50 Amp shore connection, by the generator set, or, for lighter loads, by a 3,000 Watt inverter, powered by the house bank of batteries. 

AC power is distributed through a circuit breaker protected panel with switches to select the AC power input; either the fore or aft shore power cable, or generator or inverter power.

DC power is distributed through circuit breaker protected panels. There are two banks of batteries; the house bank for onboard systems, and a dedicated start bank for engine and genset starting; both with dedicated charging systems.

At sea, the batteries are charged by engine or generator driven alternators and while at a dock, by the inverters and chargers via shorepower.

  • 11 kW Onan genset with 700 hours
  • House battery bank of AGM batteries, 1,600 Amp/hours total
  • Engine start and generator start batteries
  • 2.5kW / 100 Amp Mastervolt combination charger / inverter for the house systems, 2013
  • 100 Amp Mastervolt charger for the engine batteries, 2013
  • BEP battery monitoring, 2020
  • Charging alternators off each engine and genset
  • Vimar digital thermostats, switches, dimmers, and recepticals
  • Aft shore power cable
  • Forward shore power connection
  • Battery parallel switches at each helm
  • Battery isolation switches in engine room
  • Galvanic isolator with ProMariner ProSafe 1 monitor
  • Various shorepower adapters 
Engines and Mechanical

The engine room is accessed via a ladder from a hatch beside the helm, or by lifting the flybridge stairway in the aft cockpit. The space is thoughtfully designed with easy access to all mechanical equipment, generator, and batteries. There is plenty of room for additional storage, spare parts and tools.

The twin Cummins QSC8.3 500 hp engines are turbo charged, after cooled, and are electronically controlled common rail fuel injected engines. These engines provide excellent fuel economy, and with quiet and smoke free performance. The superb engine room insulation, soft motor mounts and a shaft saver coupler contribute to a surprisingly quiet interior salon while underway.

  • Twin Cummins QSC8.3 500 hp engines with approximately 1,700 hours
  • ZF 286A gears 
  • Dual Racor 751000MAX fuel filters to each main engine with valves and fuel transfer manifold
  • Separate Racor to the genset
  • Engine block heaters
  • Capilano Teleflex hydraulic steering
  • Computing water and fuel gauge
  • Bennett hydraulic trim tabs
  • Tides Marine shaft seals
  • Underwater exhaust discharge with idle bypass muffler 
  • Delta-T demister engine room ventilators supplying clean air to the engines, free of mist and salt
  • Soundown engine room insulation
  • Engine room fresh water faucet
  • AC and DC engine room lighting 
  • Automatic engine room fire suppression system
  • Sea Recovery Aqua Whisper A14C900-2 110V water maker, ca[ahble of 3,400 litres (900 gallons) per day (2013)
  • Reverso electric oil change system
  • Whale WF-2200 20 gallon hot water tank
  • Groco strainers
  • Each toilet has its own vacuum generator
  • Hurricane H2L diesel hydronic furnace with 110VAC pump (2013)
  • Hurricane plumbed to domestic hot water system (2013)
  • Variety of tools and spares
Performance Data

From Grand Banks literature, actual observations may differ slightly:

800 RPM gives 4.4 knots boat speed, using 1.3 US GPH / engine, consuming 0.7 USG/NM (combined), 766 NM range.

1,000 RPM, 5.8 knots, 2.1 GPH, 0.81 USG/NM, 666 NM

1,200 RPM, 7.8 knots, 3.5 GPH, 0.96 USG/NM, 562 NM

1,400 RPM, 9.6 knots, 5.5 GPH, 1.20 USG/NM, 451 NM

1,600 RPM, 11.4 knots, 7.8 GPH, 1.41 USG/NM, 382 NM

1,800 RPM, 13.8 knots, 10.5 GPH, 1.56 USG/NM, 347 NM

2,000 RPM, 16.4 knots, 12.9 GPH, 1.60 USG/NM, 337 NM

2,200 RPM, 19.1 knots, 16.4 GPH, 1.74 USG/NM, 310 NM

2,400 RPM, 21.9 knots, 20.9 GPH, 1.93 USG/NM, 280 NM

2,600 RPM, 24.3 knots, 26.6 GPH, 2.21 USG/NM, 244 NM

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Exclusions:

All personal property is excluded unless specifically identified and included in the sale agreement and listing specifications. Personal property refers to all items not permanently attached to the vessel including but not limited to: artwork, furnishings, and recreational or entertainment items. Advertisements, marketing materials, and/or other photography may depict the vessel with personal property, however, such personal property is excluded unless otherwise specifically included as provided herein.

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Disclaimer: The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigatge such details as the buyer desires validated. Price, if shown, may not include applicable state or government fees, taxes, destination charges, preparation charges, or finance charges (if applicable). Final actual sales price may vary depending on options or accessories selected. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, manufacturer revision, or withdrawal without notice.

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