2002 Nordhavn 40'

Key features that enhance Amarok's performance and safety include a comfortable flybridge and a comprehensive suite of electronics, including a FLIR night vision camera. While underway, the NAIAD stabilizers and proactive monitoring systems make for a smooth passage. Notably, Amarok is one of the few Nordhavn 40s equipped with a mast tabernacle, reducing its height from 32 to 18 feet for easier bridge clearance when on inland passage navigation.

Whether crossing oceans, cruising along beautiful shores or exploring inland waterways, Amarok stands out as a solid, stable vessel. It offers an efficient combination of economy, size, and comfort.

Amarok is a first-generation Nordhavn 40, hull number 32 of the 44 produced in California by the renowned cruising sailboat builder Pacific Seacraft.

DESCRIPTION

Cockpit

Upon boarding Amarok, you’ll immediately appreciate the spacious aft cockpit. This area offers a secure and protected space where you can relax, engage in fishing, or easily access the water through the swim platform and swim ladder. The boat deck partially extends over the cockpit, providing a blend of sun and shade. There are two molded-in seats located aft, with the starboard seat locker offering convenient storage and the port seat locker dedicated to propane tank storage. The lazarette is accessible through a generously sized hatch situated in the center of the cockpit floor, while the saloon is conveniently reached through a hinged centerline Dutch door raised to prevent water entry.

• Swim platform
• Swim ladder
• (2) fuel fills
• Boarding gate from swim platform to cockpit
• Salt water and freshwater wash down spigots
• Propane locker aft (2) 20 lb. tanks
• Emergency tiller deck plate access
• Hawse pipes with cleat horns for line handling
• Large fiberglass hatch for access to the lazarette

Lazarette

Access to the lazarette is available through a floor hatch in the cockpit. The inverter/charger, hot water tank, stern thruster, auto pilot, and battery banks are all located here. The lazarette also includes an emergency tiller and a spare anchor. This spacious area is ideal for storing additional supplies and gear.

·       Magnum MS2812 inverter/charger | Spare MS2812 purchased 2024

·       Concealed battery bank under forward bulkhead hinged lid step

·       Whale Gulper electric bilge pump

·       Watermakers Inc, Model ISL 700 reverse osmosis 37 GPH water maker

·       Hydraulic steering ram 

·       Raymarine autopilot

·       Seward 10-gallon hot water tank

·       Fresh water accumulator tank

·       Swim ladder

·       Emergency tiller 

·       Locking rod from engine room to secure cockpit hatch

Saloon

Entering Amarok through the Diamond SeaGlaze weather tight door, you will find yourself in the saloon. Amarok’ssaloon arrangement includes a 6-person starboard settee, a 2-person port settee, and a 32” flat screen TV. The settee cushions are covered in white Ultra-leather. An adjustable teak table is movable. Air conditioning is provided by a 12,000 BTU Dometic reverse cycle AC.

·       Teak and holly flooring that was refinished in 2024

·       Movable High/Low teak table with folding leaves 

·       Slide windows with screens

·       Teak magazine storage rack

·       Teak book storage shelves

·       32” TV with DVD in Saloon Adjustable blinds on all windows

·       Fusion stereo with marine-grade stereo speakers

·       Controls for air conditioning 

·       Ship’s clock and barometer

Galley

Moving forward on the same level as the saloon connects you to the galley portside. The beautiful teak faced column that provides delivery of the main engine dry stack exhaust creates a natural divide while retaining an open-air feeling.  A new microwave oven (stainless surface) with an exhaust fan has also been installed. This is a functional galley with Corian counters, teak lockers and drawers and two opening portlights outboard.  On the aft counter is a large stainless-steel sink with a Grohe faucet. There is a Seaward Princess three-burner propane stove and oven with broiler and overhead fan. The galley creates an intersection with two choices, you can go down the centerline hallway to reach the head and staterooms or continue up a few short steps to the pilothouse. 

·       Vitrifrigo 110V/12V 2-drawer refrigerator

·       Vitrifrigo 110V 2-drawer freezer in cabinet to starboard opposite galley

·       Seaward Princess three-burner propane stove and oven with broiler

·       GE microwave oven with exhaust fan 

·       Broan trash compactor with teak face

·       Large basin stainless steel sink

·       Multiple teak drawers, lockers and overhead cabinets for storage

·       Teak spice rack

·       Teak paper towel rack 

·       Corian countertops

·       Lonseal raised coin vinyl flooring 

·       Two opening portlights outboard

Pilothouse

The Pilothouse is accessed a few steps up from the entry level.  The view from the pilothouse is outstanding - you are surrounded by windows looking forward, outboard and aft. There are Dutch Doors outboard to port and starboard for easy outside deck access. The navigation equipment was upgraded in 2018/2019 and includes a full suite of Simrad electronics complete with touchscreen control and with all chart software up to date.  There is a stainless-steel wheel with a well laid out dash area fitted with all of the electronics control screens smartly positioned above and below the forward windows. The electrical panel breaker is behind a clear door cabinet to starboard. On the horizontal dash you have the main engine and wing engine control levers.  On the vertical face there are controls for the bow thruster, anchor windlass, horn, wipers, etc. All the primary ships systems are monitored from this raised pilothouse including controls for the watermaker, generator, inverter and air conditioning systems.  The aft section has a watch berth, and a large sofa settee fronted by a custom, adjustable teak table making this an easy place to run the vessel or as a shipside office when in port. 

·       Two 12” Simrad NSS EVO3 MFD with remote Wi-Fi connections (2019)

·       Two 7” Simrad NSS EVO3 MFD with remote Wi-Fi connections (2019)

·       Simrad Halo 24 Radar (2024)

·       FLIR MS232 Night Vision Camera

·       NMEA 2000 networked NEP-2 switching installed (2019)

·       Analog to digital instrument converter installed (2019)

·       Seven (7) CCTV cameras covering Stern and key engine room function – (2020)

·       Dedicated OptiPlex computer and 13” screen running Coastal Explorer with NMEA 2000 interface (2019)

·       New In-hull transducer installed (2019)

·       Thru-hull Airmar Speed /Temp Transducer (2019)

·       ICOM M506 NMEA 2000/AIS VHF Radio with hailer (2020)

·       ICOM M502 NMEA 182 VHF Radio 

·       Ritchie Compass

·       Raymarine 6001+ Autopilot with remote; Simrad Autopilot Computer for future upgrade.

·       NAIAD stabilizer Multisea II control panel (2019)

·       Bow thruster joystick control

·       Maxwell anchor windlass control

·       Magnum inverter /battery charger control

·       Northern Lights genset monitor panel

·       Marine Air air-conditioning and heat controls

·       Large stainless-steel destroyer steering wheel

·       Ultraleather bench helm seat 

·       Adjustable teak table in seating area

·       Storage below foot landing 

·       Ultraleather watch berth

·       Folding chart table outboard to port. 

·       Diamond SeaGlaze Dutch doors port and starboard

·       Hynautic hydraulic steering

·       Opening and screened side windows port and starboard

·       Textilene window covers (two sets included)

·       Generous storage underneath steps leading up to pilothouse

Down a few short steps in the center of the vessel, a wide hallway connects the upper entry level with the staterooms and head below.  This entire lower level floor is carpeted except the head which has a gelcoat/fiberglass sole with non-skid. 

GUEST STATEROOM

The guest stateroom is located midship and port side of Amarok and features two stacked bunks with engine room access along the aft bulkhead. The upper bunk is fixed, while the lower bunk can be pulled out for a wider sleeping area. Storage is available with two pull-out drawers beneath the lower bunk; one of which yields access to the port side stabilizer. Lighting includes overhead lights and reading lights by each bunk, and ventilation is provided by two portlights. The stateroom also includes a locker with a louvered door for the Splendide laundry appliance, alongside a hanging locker.

• LED overhead lighting
• (2) Halogen reading lamps
• Splendide washer dryer combo (vented)
• Hanging locker
• Diamond SeaGlaze dogged door to engine room
• Marine Air Systems 16,000 BTU air conditioning (shared with owner stateroom)
• (2) Portlight
• Bunk berths while lower bunk extends with filler

ENGINE ROOM

The engine room can be accessed through a door in the guest stateroom or through the saloon floor. It is designed for easy inspection and maintenance of all systems. The main engine is an efficient and reliable Lugger LP668, keel cooled and equipped with a Twin Disc transmission. Here is also where the Northern Lights 8kW generator, and Yanmar 3GM30 Wing engine are housed. The hull has molded maintenance strakes for added headroom around the engine. Fuel is stored in fiberglass tanks with sight glasses, and a central tank in the bilge. Fuel is filtered by dual Racor 900 filters for the main, and a Racor 500 filter for the generator. There is a fuel pump and dedicated Racor 900 filter for transferring fuel between tanks.

·       (2) Fiberglass fuel tanks with inspection hatches

·       Gravity drain fuel system to an aluminum manifold tank (new in 2024) with water in fuel alarm and sump drain

·       Spurs line cutter (2018)

·       Cutlass bearing (2024)

·       Fresh water pump and strainer Shurflo freshwater pump (with spare)

·       Naiad active fin stabilizer reservoir (upgraded to Multisea II in 2019)

·       Jabsco stabilizer cooling pump (2023)

·       10-gallon aluminum day tank with sight glass for wing engine

·       Engine room blower (stack blower added in 2022)

·       Racor 500 primary filter for genset

·       Racor 900 for fuel transfer with Walbro pump and timer

·       Jabsco electric bilge pump

·       Ultra switch sensor for high water bilge pump 

·       Edson manual bilge pump

·       (7) Closed circuit TV cameras (2020)

·       All engine room lighting (110V and 12V) upgraded to LED (2019)

Head and Shower

The head aboard Amarok is located right across the companionway from the guest stateroom. The head features a separate enclosed shower, an electric head, vanity, and a medicine cabinet. The granite countertop has a built-in sink, adding to the head’s luxurious feel. For air circulation, two screened portlights can be opened, and there is an exhaust fan in the shower area.

·       Mirror in teak framed cabinet with locker doors above sink 

·       Two opening screened portholes – one in shower one in head

·       Separate full headroom stall shower enclosure with tempered glass door

·       Teak grate shower seat

·       Access to starboard active fin stabilizer under shower seat

·       Exhaust fan in shower overhead

·       Whale Gulper sump pump for shower water discharge

·       Raritan Marine Elegance electric freshwater head with smart controller and complete replacement kit for all components

·       Waste lines replaced with Trident Premium hose

·       Y-valve to holding tank or overboard

·       Tank Watch holding tank monitor

Owner’s Stateroom

The owner’s stateroom aboard Amarok is located below the foredeck with a prominent island berth for maximum comfort. Beneath the mattress, there is access to the bow thruster and a separate house battery bank that powers the bow thruster and windlass. This space also serves as an excellent storage location. With a large hatch overhead, opening portlights outboard, and two round portlights aft in the Portuguese bridge, the owner’s stateroom is well-ventilated. The interior hull sides have stylish varnished teak ceilings, and two locker doors at the forward give easy access to the chain locker. All cabinetry and furniture, including overhead lockers, drawers, and hanging lockers, are made of premium teak wood. The built-in changing seat with an Ultra-leather cushion adds to the room’s comfort.

·       Centerline queen berth with Zeno custom mattress (2020) and storage underneath

·       Two large cedar-lined hanging closets with lights

·       Teak bureau with drawers 

·       Overhead teak lockers along berth on both sides

·       Air conditioning and heat controls

·       ProScan TV with DVD mounted aft

·       Overhead hatch with insect screen

·       Two oval opening screened portlights outboard on each side (with deadlights)

Boat Deck

The large boat deck stows the athwartship mounted Highfield 10’5” aluminum-hull inflatable dinghy powered by a 20 HP Tohatsu outboard with electric start (new in 2019).  The dinghy is launched via remote controls for the electric winches mounted on the boom.  New lines and cables were installed in 2018, and new winches (2) were installed in 2022. Weaver removeable jack stands and tie downs for securing the tender. There is a large fiberglass deck box mounted forward to port.  The Viking life raft is mounted to starboard on the stainless-steel railing

·       Garmin navigation with transducer for dinghy (2019)

·       Forespar mast and boom for dinghy (new lines and cable 2022, new winches in 2022)

·       Viking RescuYou Pro 4-person offshore life raft (Repacked 2022)

·       Large dock box mounted port side 

·       Stainless steel fender holder

·       Secondary engine room exhaust fan in stack (2022)

Flybridge 

The Flybridge is atop the pilothouse which places you up high with an unrestricted 360-degree view. There are two helm chairs providing a comfortable perch. Overhead is a framed Bimini and atop that is a series of solar panels braced on a stainless framework. Primary navigation and communication electronics are repeated.  

Foredeck and Exterior

Traversing Amarok’s Portuguese bridge and through a gate to starboard is her foredeck. The foredeck features molded storage, anchor well, red LED courtesy lights, fresh water washdown, and raw water washdown. The ground tackle consists of a 35 KG Buegel anchor with 400 feet of 3/8 inch chain and is managed by a Maxwell windlass. Tall stainless-steel safety railings provide a secure way to view the dolphins dancing in the bow wake while underway.

·       Deck superstructure is white gelcoat, and deck is molded gray nonskid gelcoat

·       Portuguese Bridge with recessed storage lockers

·       Maxwell VM 2200 electric windlass with capstan

·       Anchor chain bale roller

·       Windlass controls at foredeck, pilothouse and flybridge

·       35 KG Buegel anchor with 400’ 3/8 HT chain

·       Chain roller fairlead for anchor chain 

·       Mantus anchor snubber 

·       Dock lines and fenders

·       Four-step removable boarding ladder for swim platform

·       Aluminum painted mast and boom

·       Mast has a tabernacle at the base for lowering

Electrical: General summary

·       Northern Lights 8 kW generator with sound shield

·       Magnum MS2812 inverter/charger with smart controller and advanced remote battery monitoring kit (2019)

·       All batteries enclosed in FRP boxes with strap-down lids (2019)

·       Smart shore power outlets amidships on starboard side 

·       30-amp shore power cord for house

·       30-amp shore power cord for air conditioning

·       12V DC, 110V AC

·       LED lighting upgrade

·       Galvanic isolator

·       Copper bonding system

·       Balmar 160-amp alternator with Balmar Max Charge regulator

·       730-watt LG solar system with (2) LG 365 watt panels, Victron MPPT controller with Bluetooth, wireless battery monitors on both forward and aft battery banks

Safety

·       Fireboy engine room fire suppression system with pull cable

·       Viking 4-person Life raft

·       EPIRB

·       Two throwable life rings with automatic crew overboard marker lights mounted into deck outboard of pilothouse

·       Air horn

·       Engine room high water bilge alarm

·       Required US Coast Guard placards and equipment – current dates

·       Offshore automatic inflatable lifejackets (4)

·       Recreational automatic inflatable lifejackets (2)

·       PFD Type I lifejackets

Non-Routine Maintenance & Upgrades:

New Helm Seats

Flybridge

May-21

New Boom Winches

Boat Deck

April-22

Replaced Exhaust elbow

Generator

May-22

Replaced Port NAIAD Cylinder

Propulsion

May-22

Repacked Life raft

Safety

May-22

New Bilge Pump in Lazarette

Bilge Pump

May-22

Replaced Exhaust Elbow

Wing Engine

August-22

New Lithium Batteries (3ea. 206 Ah)

Electrical

October-22

Replaced Hydraulic Cylinder

Navigation

July-23

Replaced Hydraulic Steering Pump

Navigation

July-23

Replaced Diesel Feed Tank

Fuel

January-24

Replaced Primary Alternator

Electrical

February-24

Replaced Secondary Alternator

Electrical

February-24

Pettit Odyssey Bottom Paint

Bottom

May-24

Replaced All Zincs

Bottom

May-24

Solar Panels (2 * 390 watts)

Electrical

May-24

Smart Plugs Outlets

Electrical

May-24

Spare Magnum 2812 Inverter/Charger

Electrical

May-24

Flir Night Camera

Electronics

May-24

Simrad Halo 24 Radar

Electronics

May-24

Bimini Cover / Replacement

Flybridge

May-24

New Fresh Water Pump

Fresh Water

May-24

Mantus Anchor Bridle with Claw

Ground Tackle

May-24

New Round Fenders

Ground Tackle

May-24

Hull Wash and Wax

Hull

May-24

Replaced Cutless Bearing

Propulsion

May-24

Replaced NAIAD Stabilizer Seals

Propulsion

May-24

Replaced Bow Thruster Propellors

Propulsion

May-24

New Black Water Pump

Waste

May-24

Replaced Transmission Oil Pump

Propulsion

May-24

Racor Fuel Filter for Generator

Fuel

May-24

Main Cabin Carpet

Cabin

May-24

Guest Cabin Carpet

Cabin

May-24

Replaced NAIAD Solenoid

Propulsion

June-24

Replaced NAIAD Starboard Cylinder 

Propulsion

July-24

Varnish Saloon Floors

Saloon

July-24

New 30Amp Shore Power Cables

Electrical

July-24

New Dinghy Fuel Tank

Fuel

July-24

Detailed maintenance records confirming pride of ownership are available for review by request.  

All manuals and logbooks have also been digitized for easy reference.