Nimbus Coupe 29

Westfleet is a well-maintained example of the popular Nimbus 29 Coupe, combining Scandinavian build quality, practical cruising comfort and excellent all-round versatility. Purchased by her current owner in 2017, Westfleet has been well cared for throughout their ownership, with significant recent maintenance providing added peace of mind.

Notable works include an engine rebuild in July 2024 (just over 80 hours since rebuild), a full sterndrive service in September 2024, and a new exhaust elbow and hose fitted in November 2025. The Nimbus 29 Coupe is renowned for its capable, sea-kindly hull, sheltered helm and versatile cockpit, making her an ideal choice for coastal cruising, inland waterways and relaxed weekends afloat.

Her practical layout and enclosed wheelhouse allow comfortable boating in a variety of conditions. With her established ownership history and programme of recent maintenance, Westfleet presents an appealing opportunity to acquire a classic Scandinavian motor cruiser. Accommodation The accommodation is spacious, comfortable and presented in good condition throughout.

The deck saloon benefits from large windows all around, providing excellent visibility, while opening glass hatches overhead allow plenty of natural light and ventilation, creating a bright and airy interior. A comfortable dinette to port with seating arranged around a table provides an ideal space for dining and relaxing.

The galley is situated to starboard and includes a Eno gas oven and cooker, single sink with hot and cold pressurised water. Hot water is supplied via the engine or a 240V immersion heater. Pull out refrigerator located under the helm seat. The forward part of the cabin has a U-shaped settee and table, with room for four people to sit around comfortably. Dropping the table converts the settee to a double berth.

SmalI lockers under the side cushions give some stowage, while the forward one provides access to the bow-thruster unit. There is also a hanging locker and foot locker to port, with a bottle stowage and drinks locker to starboard. Further aft, a small double berth is situated to port, beneath the companionway steps, providing additional sleeping accommodation.

The heads compartment is equipped with a marine toilet connected to a holding tank with deck pump-out, together with a washbasin supplied with hot and cold water. Eberspacher diesel heating fitted in all areas including heads. Sliding patio doors open from the deck saloon into the aft cockpit, creating a sociable indoor-outdoor living space.

The cockpit benefits from a full enclosure, offering protection from the elements (not shown in pictures) and a winter cover as shown in the pictures. A cockpit table and two folding directors chair provide a pleasant area for outdoor dining. A small transom door gives access to the bathing platform.