Presented by
Greg Williamson
2001 Hylas 46' (14.02 m) 46
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
NOMAD
"Nomad" features a beautiful Flag Blue hull with fantastic lines and a classic teak interior, but don't let her good looks fool you- this is a boat that can comfortably take her owners anywhere they wish to go.
- Cruisers
- Sail
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
- HIN/IMO: HSY46036A001
Description
A spacious salon and cockpit alongside a 2 cabin, 2 head layout render the Hylas 46 a great option for full-time living aboard, cruising, and accommodating guests.
A cutter rig offers a flexible sailplan advantageous to the short-handed or solo sailor, with all running rigging led conveniently aft.
Specifications
HIN/IMO: HSY46036A001
LOA: 46' 3'' (14.10 Meters)
Type: Sail- Used
Year: 2001
Beam: 13' 9''
Draft Min: 6' 6''
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Bridge Clearance: 63'
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Yanmar
- Engine Model: 4JH2-TE
- Engine Year: 2001
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Power HP: 72.00
- Power KW: 53.69
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Hours: 1777.00
Generators
Generator 1
- Generator Make: Northern Lights
- Generator KW: 6.00
- Generator Hours: 634
Full Details
Deck and Hull
Sidepower Bowthruster
Electric Winches
Binnacle-mounted Navpod
Teak Cockpit Table with Leaves (mounted on binnacle), Cupholders
Teak Cockpit Grating
Cockpit Cushions
Highfield 310 Dinghy
Mercury EFI Four Stroke 15hp
Simpson Davits
Cockpit Shower with Hot & Cold Water
Sugarscoop Transom with Molded Steps
66 lb Bruce Anchor
50' Chain
Mantus Bridle
Electric Maxwell Windlass with Additional Controls at Helm
Flag Blue Awlgrip Hull (2020)
Bimini (2020)
Dodger (2020)
Full Cockpit Enclosure with Screens (2020)
All Hatch Acrylic Replaced (2020)
Stanchions and Lifelines Replaced (2020)
Cockpit cushions (2019)
In-boom Furling
Fully-battened Ullman Mainsail (2019)
Ullman Furling 110 Genoa (2019)
Ullman FIX Furling Staysail (2019)
A2 Harken top-down Headsail Furling System (2019)
Hull Sandblasted, barrier coated, 6 coats of Interlux 2000 (2018)
Electronics
Raymarine Autopilot with Remote Controller
Standard Horizon HX210 Handheld VHF
LG Television
Fusion MS-RA70N Stereo System
B&G Zeus-3 at Nav Station (2019)
B&G Zeus-3 Glass at Helm (2019)
(3) Triton 2 Displays (2019)
B&G 4G Broadband Dual Range Radar (2019)
Forward-scan Sonar (2019)
Speed & Depth (2019)
Navico Ultrasonic Anemometer (2019)
NEMA 2000 Communication Network (2019)
Raymarine AIS950 Class A Transceiver (Nav Station)
Icom IC-M604 Marine VHF (Nav Station)
B&G Zeus-3 Plotter (Nav Station)
Accommodations
Spectra MPC-3000 Water Maker
6-gallon Water Heater
(2) Reverse-cycle Heat & A/C Units with 2 Zones
Electric Heads (aft fresh water, forward raw water)
Headhunter TS3005 Tank Sentry Tank Gauges
Webasto Diesel Heater
Portlight Screens
Cabin Fans
When entering "Nomad"'s companionway, a beautiful teak interior and teak and holly cabin sole great you. Her salon features a curved dinette to port, and a settee to starboard. The salon table boasts a gorgeous inlay with the option to add or remove a leaf, and is easily dropped to provide an additional berth.
Forward of the salon, you will find the guest stateroom with a full-sized pullman berth to port. A private guest head is forewardmost, with a dedicated curtained shower area & bench, electric head, vanity/sink, and storage. Drawers, cabinets, and a hanging locker provide ample storage space throughout the forward stateroom.
Moving aft of the salon, the navigation station is to port and galley to starboard. Aft of the navigation station is the owner's head, containing an electric head, sink/vanity, and curtained shower area. The owner's stateroom, accessible via the head to port or galley to starboard, offers an oasis for the Hylas 46' owners with a centerline queen berth. Hanging lockers, storage cabinetry, and drawers offer plentiful space to stow belongings.
Galley
Force10 4-burner Stove and Oven
Magma Grill on Sternrail
Front and Top-loading Refrigerator/ Freezer
Double Stainless Steel Sink
Manual Pump
Microwave
Electrical
Lithium House Batteries
Northern Lights 6 kw Generator (634 hrs)
3000-Watt Victron Battery Charger/ Inverter
Victron BMV-712 Smart Battery Monitor (Bluetooth Connectivity)
Renogy Solar Panel
Rutland Windcharger Wind Generator
Safety
ACR Global Fix Pro Epirb
Xintex S-2A Propane Fume Detector & Solenoid
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Greg Williamson
Yacht Broker
3 Lockwood Drive
Suite 302B
Charleston SC 29401 USA
Office: 1-843-577-7222
Cell: 1-843-801-3343
From an early age, Greg's father taught him the value of a dollar earned from hard work and shared with him the joys of a life on the water. These two things would form the framework for Greg’s life.
After graduating from NC State with a BA in Communications concentrating in mass media, Greg satisfied a bit of pent-up wanderlust. He lived in different coastal areas of the United States from San Diego to the Outer Banks of North Carolina, surfing, sailing, and working fulfilling yet obligatory jobs in his field of study before defiantly choosing to stick with his love of boating as his life’s work.
Greg muses that he is “joyfully unemployable in any other endeavorsâ€, and he works hard every day to help buyers and sellers make the right decisions. Part broker, part counselor, he finds fulfillment in a very demanding work ethic that requires constant attention to the needs of clients as they make changes to their life and lifestyle, moving in or out of boating or making changes to their choices within their boating life. Whether it’s the clean slate of a new build or the acquisition of the perfect pre-owned boat, Greg revels in the excitement and participates joyfully in the range of emotions that are the buying and selling of the single most worthwhile pursuit in this life: boats.
He holds a USCG 100 Ton Master Captain’s license, a Florida Yacht Broker’s license, and he is a Certified Professional Yacht Broker and member of the Yacht Broker’s Association of America. As an owner of both power and sailboats, he can be found quite often on the waters of Charleston Harbor and beyond.