1969 Seaton 50 Sold Boat in Stratford, CT 06615 US
50
1 Engine (Detroit)
50 feet
Diesel
Steel
"Savage" is a very seaworthy Long Range Trawler designed by Naval Architect Steve Seaton and built by Sutton in 1969. She received a complete re-manufacture in 1991 at the famous Treworgy Yard and has since been continually updated by her knowledgeable owners.
She is a classic raised pilot house design with a yacht finished interior throughout. She has a large comfortable aft salon, a very well appointed galley with a pass-through counter to the salon. Her large engine room is off the lower companion way to starboard with a Detroit 671 naturally aspirated diesel engine, a generator, work bench, washer/dryer, water maker, and other mechanical systems are located all with easy access. A master stateroom with a walk around queen berth and en-suite head & shower is located moving forward. Further forward is the guest stateroom with twin bunks and en-suite head and shower. A raised pilot house helm with captains berth. She has wide walk around side decks with stairs to a high Bow. Her upper deck is accessed by aft stairs and has plenty of room for chairs and table, has space to keep a tender on deck, and has a forward flybridge helm station.
- Main Deck offers Large Aft Salon with Galley forward
- Companionway down moving forward to Staterooms
- Companionway up to Pilot House and Captains Berth
- Master Stateroom offers a walk around Queen Berth and en-suite electric flush Head and Shower
- Forward Guest Stateroom has Twin Over/Under Berths w/ private electric flush Head and Shower, also access to the forward deck “dog house” entrance
- TV’s in Salon and Master
- 3- Air Conditioning units; 16 BTU in Salon, 16 BTU in Staterooms, Air Conditioned Engine Room
- Washer/Dryer
- Corian countertops with lots of drawers and cabinets
- Large ceramic double sink with hot & cold pressurized water and garbage disposal Insinkerator
- Full size upright LG refrigerator and freezer
- Microwave oven
- Sea Ward 3-burner electric stove and oven
- HRO Systems System 9 Reverse Osmosis Water Maker
- Detroit 671N with approximately 4099 hours SMOH done in 2000
- Generator replaced with NEW 13KW in November 2025
- Air Compressor in Engine Room
- 2- Primary Racor Fuel Filters w/ Gauge
- Secondary Fuel Filter engine mounted
- Twin Disc Gear MG506 RH Ratio - 2.96:1
- 1- Forward Rule 3700 Bilge Pump
- 1- Engine Room Rule 1500 Bilge Pump
- 1- Engine driven Bilge Pump
- AC 240V 50 Amp Shore Power w/ Panel & Breakers
- DC 12V w/ Panel & Breakers - Rotary Battery Isolator Switches
- 1- 12V 8D-1400 CCA Engine Battery
- 1- 12V Group 24 Gel Generator Battery
- 2- 8D-MHD House Batteries
- 4- Renogy 12V 200AH Gel House Batteries integrated with 12 Solar Panels, 2 banks w/ Monitors
- Victron Charger/ Invertor 3000 Watt
- Newer Re-manufactured Westerbeke 7.6 KW Generator
- CPAC-Impressed Current Cathode Protection System w/ Monitor at Electric Panel
- Danforth Constellation Compass
- Icom ICM 502 VHF
- Class B AIS Transponder
- Furuno AutoPilot lower & upper Helm - recent
- Furuno N2K GPS GP-33 Network System -recent
- Furuno GP-31 GPS Navigator -recent
- Furuno Radar w/ Open Array
- Standard Horizon Hailer & Fog Signal LH5
- Remote Cameras w/Display
- RayMarine HybridTouch Multi Function Display
- Sony Bluetooth Stereo w/ Speakers in Pilot House, Salon, & Flybridge Deck
- Icom MIC II VHF - Upper Helm
- Garmin GPS Map 741xs - Upper Helm
- Data Marine Depth, Speed, and Apparent Wind & Speed Displays
- 5 KNTS .71 GPH
- 6 KNTS 2 GPH - 5000 Mile Range
- 7 KNTS 3.3 GPH - 3500 Mile Range
- 8 KNTS 5.8 GPH - 2300 Mile Range
- 9 KNTS 10.6 GPH - 1400 Mile Range
- Fresh Bottom Paint & New Zincs Feb-2025
- Salon - custom built in Settee w/ underneath storage, new leather Barrel Chairs
- Navigational Electronics - 2023
- Forward Head remodeled w/ New white Quartz Countertop Top and Sink w/ Brass Faucet, Electric Flush Toilet
- Master Head remodeled w/ New white Quartz Countertop Top and Sink w/ Brass Faucet, Electric Flush Toilet
- Engine Gear Cooler rebuilt
- Upper Aft Deck lower railing added for Canvas Wind Shade wrapping
- Victron Charger/Invertor added
- All Batteries replaced
- Engine Water pump Replaced
- New Engine Starter
- Paravane Stabilizers added
- Replaced all running Rigging for steadying sails and hoisting booms
- Replaced Generator with Westerbeke re-manufactured unit
- Ideal Windlass w/ Rochna 55 lb Primary Anchor w/ chain rode
- 2- large rigged & ready Danforth style port & starboard Anchors
- 2- Steadying Sails - aluminum masts and booms, Aft mast & boom are configured with winch for lifting with boom.
- Port & Starboard Stabilizing Paravanes w/ Flopper Stoppers
- Swim Platform w/ shower
- 8 person Switlik Life Raft w/ canister
- 4 Blade Bronze Propeller 30 X 36 RH
- Boarding Gates at Stern and Starboard Side Deck
- 8 Adult USCG Type II PFD’s
- Dock Lines & Fenders
- Caribe 12’ Center Console RIB w/ Motor & Trailer
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
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.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 9/23/25 | Price decreased | $195,000(-33.9%) |
| 2/20/25 | Initial price | $295,000 |
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Customers praise the 1969 Seaton 50 for its classic design and solid craftsmanship
Many appreciate its spacious layout and comfortable accommodations, making it ideal for extended cruising. Owners often highlight the boat’s sturdy build quality and reliable performance in various sea conditions. The timeless aesthetic and attention to detail in the interior finish receive frequent compliments, as does the vessel’s smooth handling. Overall, the 1969 Seaton 50 is regarded as a well-crafted, dependable yacht that offers both style and substance for sailing enthusiasts.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1969 Seaton 50 is a classic sailboat known for its solid construction and timeless design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Sturdy Build: Crafted with quality materials typical of the late 1960s, offering durability and reliability.
Classic Design: Features traditional lines and a graceful profile that appeal to vintage sailing enthusiasts.
Spacious Interior: Provides ample living space below deck, making it comfortable for extended cruising.
Good Seaworthiness: Designed to handle a variety of sea conditions, suitable for coastal and offshore sailing.
Strong Community: As a recognized classic, there is a network of owners and enthusiasts for support and advice.
Cons
Older Systems: Original mechanical and electrical systems may require updating or maintenance to meet modern standards.
Weight: Heavier than many contemporary sailboats, which can affect speed and handling.
Maintenance: As with many vintage boats, ongoing upkeep can be time-consuming and potentially costly.
Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some of the conveniences and technology found on newer models.
Availability of Parts: Finding specific replacement parts may be challenging due to the boat's age.
Made For
The 1969 Seaton 50 is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship and timeless design. It's ideal for sailors seeking a sturdy, elegant cruiser with ample space for comfortable long-distance voyages or leisurely coastal cruising. This vessel appeals to those who value traditional aesthetics combined with reliable performance on the water.
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