2001 Gozzard 4413m

 "Jameila" is hull number 19 of the Gozzard and the improved MarkII.   The Mark II’s keel is shorter in length to create more lift and decrease wetted surface.  She is a fabulous cruising boat that will appeal to the discerning sailor while maintaining her traditional feel without sacrificing performance and comfort.  

Deadwood between the keel and rudder was minimized while still retaining a full skeg to protect both propeller and rudder.  The deeper, more efficient rudder provides easier and more responsive steering.  The cutter rig spreads ample canvas for light air performance and is kept manageable with all sails and control lines led aft to the cockpit and a dedicated furling line electric winch.  Protection from the elements is one of the most important considerations for a cruising yacht.  The large aft cockpit with windshield, dodger, and full enclosure,  provide protection in all conditions.  

The attention to detail is evident throughout and is a testament to the skill  and craftsmanship at Gozzard Yachts.

On entering Jamelia you can feel the quality and strength and safety of the Gozzard 44.  

The layout of the Gozzard 44 is unique compared to traditional cruising boats: She features the “A” interior with the “forward” space being the large living, dining,  interior social space or a sleeping cabin. The “U” shaped dinette converts to either two individual bunks or a full beam single bunk.  The centerline table shifts between cocktail table, dining room table or bed support.  Two-barrel chairs are aft of the dinette. 

 This space can be fully enclosed by swinging the workshop door around to an athwart ship position and lifting a sliding partition forward of the dinette.  These doors are normally left open making the interior space wide, open and airy.  The settee cushions are sculpted and covered in Ultraleather.  The settee backs are hinged and lift up/store up to make both seats and single berths.   Removing a forward wedge shaped cushion allows the settee bottoms to hinge together resulting in a double, centerline berth supported by the salon table.   Outboard of the port seat back is a wine bottle storage rack.  A large dining table top is stored outboard of the starboard seat back in dedicated chocks.   Swiveling barrel seats aft and outboard are very comfortable.  There is a large amount of storage in the forward salon.  Three louvered doors forward access a full beam-hanging locker.  Outboard of the settees and below deck are open bookshelves secured to the hull sides.   Additional storage lockers and cabinets are aft of the settees on either side.  The starboard aft cabinet houses a flat screen TV and entertainment system.

Moving aft on the port side is a workshop with a top-loading freezer beneath the work counter. On the starboard side and forward of the galley is a small dinette with seating for two.  Removable pin rails fiddle the tabletop when underway.  Storage is underneath both settees.  The large “U” shaped galley is on the starboard side with entry from forward.  This working space is centered in the middle of the boat where motion is minimized.  Counters on either side of the galley provide excellent constraint while working in the galley underway.  Countertops are blue/gray flecked Corian with inboard Corian fiddles and a tall outboard cherry-caped Corian backsplash.  Starting forward and outboard is a storage cabinet below the counter.  A Samsung 110V microwave oven (New in 2016) fits perfectly on a shelf built for it.  Lifting the hinged counter top accesses a large top-loading refrigerator.  Above the refrigerator is a pantry cabinet behind double doors.  Next aft is the Force Ten three-burner stove and oven beneath a Corian bifold cover that hinges up and acts as a backsplash when using the stove.  A cabinet for galley supplies is outboard of the stove.  Aft below the counter are two drawers for utensils with a larger cabinet below them.  Aft above the counter is another storage cabinet.  Matching cherry paper towel holder, two thermos bottle racks and the propane solenoid switch are mounted on an aft bulkhead.  A large stainless steel sink is mounted beneath the counter inboard.   This places the sink right on the centerline of the boat for overboard draining at all heel angles.  A single lever gooseneck faucet serves the sink.  There is also a salt-water hand pump and a drinking water faucet for the Seagull filtered fresh water.  Storage for cleaning supplies is below the sink.  Forward and below the sink are two slide out wire drawers used to store vegetables and fruit.  Forward on the galley peninsula is a hinged, swing around cabinet with dividers and shelves for plates, bowls and cups.

To port opposite the galley is a workshop area above the freezer.  Outboard and under the freezer is a storage area for tool storage.  A workbench/countertop hinges open to access the large freezer.  An auxiliary DC switch panel, 110V Outlet and propane solenoid for the cabin heater are mounted above the workbench.  The Force Ten propane cabin heater is centrally located in the passageway in a recessed alcove with white ceramic tile surrounding it.

The head compartment is located aft of the galley in close proximity to the companionway allowing wet foul weather gear to be hung in the shower stall.  Forward in the head area is a vanity with a Corian counter and oval shaped stainless steel sink.  A wood framed mirror is mounted on the forward bulkhead.   The Raritan head is mounted outboard.  Storage cabinets are above the head.  The large stall shower is aft of the head and has ample headroom with a single lever mixing valve and shower hose.  Most surfaces within the head and shower are bright and easy to clean white wipe-down fiberglass or laminate with some cherry trim.  A narrow wood seat is outboard for showering at sea.  Outboard of the shower, below deck level is a storage compartment.  Shower drain water is pumped overboard via a drain pump.  The GenSet is located in an outboard-hinged cabinet in the shower enclosure.

To port of the companionway is the aft stateroom.  Forward and outboard is a bank of drawers, lockers and cabinets.  A queen-sized berth is aft, outboard and beneath the cockpit.   The berth is fitted with a very comfortable cool-gel memory foam mattress.  Outboard of the berth are additional shelves and storage lockers.  Ventilation is provided in the aft stateroom by three opening ports and a small hatch that opens underneath the cockpit dodger.

To starboard of the companionway is the forward facing navigation station.  The navigator sits at a wide Ultraleather settee at the top opening chart table.   Hinged fiddles on the chart tables can be raised to keep the charts on the table while underway.  An angled cabinet above the chart table houses the radar/chart plotter, water maker control panel and the SSB.  To port of this panel is a Raymarine c95 chart plotter/AIS (New in 2014).   A shelf with high fiddles above this cabinet provides a catchall and location for the portable VHF chargers.  A clock, barometer, weather station and binocular rack are mounted on the bulkhead inboard of the chart table.  Outboard below the deck edge is the electrical switch/breaker and gauge panel.  Further aft below the deck edge and adjacent to the settee are the GenSet control panel, inverter charger controls, VHF, Bilge pump switches and counter and tank tender.  There is an 110V and 12V outlet located at the navigation station as well as a cabin fan.  Above the settee on the aft bulkhead is a wide bookshelf for storing equipment and ship manuals and documentation.  Below this shelf is a chart drawer.  The settee back can be folded down to utilize the full-length double quarter berth.

• Mermaid Marine reverse cycle air conditioning/heater
• (8) Hela 12V two speed turbo cabin fans
• Force Ten stainless steel propane cabin heater
• Beautiful varnished teak and holy soles 
• Chelsea brass ships clock and barometer
• Ship’s brass bell

The cockpit is large and functional.  Protection from the elements is achieved with a low profile windshield, full-length dodger, rigid Bimini and full enclosure canvass.     The fiberglass steering pedestal/cockpit table breaks up the wide cockpit and functions as a housing for the engine controls, steering wheel, electronics and table base. There are  drop leaves on either side enlarge the cockpit table that can accommodate up to six people.  A  stainless steel mainsheet arch allows the enclosure to stay in place while sailing.  Storage lockers are beneath the starboard side cockpit seats.  A fold down transom door/swim platform provides access to the water.  This arrangement effectively provides a walk-through transom for easy boarding.  A hot/cold bathing shower is located at the transom door.

The companionway ladder descends five steps from the cockpit to the interior of Jameila.   The companionway is under the dodger and behind the windshield providing good shelter while sailing in any conditions.  The ladder is easy to use and is more a stairway than a vertical ladder.  The banister is solid cherry with dolphin carvings and provides a secure handhold to starboard.  A fore and aft bulkhead is to port and makes this companionway stable and safe in a seaway.  Stained glass, hinged companionway doors and an overhead slider close off the interior when desired.  A wood-framed hinged and sliding screen keep insects outside and allow for ventilation.  Storm drop in boards are also provided for the companionway. 

• Raymarine RL80C color radar/chartplotter at navigation station
• Raymarine RL70C color radar/chartplotter at steering pedestal
• Raymarine 2 KW radome with stainless steel mount & guard secured to mast at first spreader
• Raymarine c95 Multi-Function display with GPS and Lighthouse Nav charts
• Raymarine AIS 650 Class B transceiver with AIS 100 active splitter
• Raymarine smart heading sensor
• Raymarine ST6000+ autopilot head at steering pedestal
• Raymarine autopilot remote control
• Raystar 125 GPS
• Raymarine ST60 tridata and wind instruments at helm
• Raymarine ST60 milti instrument in aft stateroom
• Icom M-504 VHF at navigation station
• Icom VHF RAM microphone at helm
• Icom M802 SSB Radio 
• Icom AT140 SSB Antenna tuner 
• Mobri Radar Reflector
• Hydraulic autopilot pump and cylinder
• Weather Channel radio controlled digital weather station
• Chelsea brass ships clock and barometer
• Samsung 19” flat screen TV, International capable 
• Sony HD DVD player 
• Pioneer stereo

• Fischer Panda Mini 8 Diesel Generator.  Installed spring of 2015. 
• Xantrex 3,00 watt inverter/charger 
• Heart Interface Link 2000R inverter charger with remote control and battery monitor
• Bass 110VAC/12VDC electrical switch/breaker panel with analog volt and amp meters
• Powerline 24-3 190 Amp, 12V dual belt alternator 
• Balmar smart alternator regulator
• Dedicated Engine Start Battery Group 31 105 Amp/Hour
• Main Batteries are (12) 2 Volt 425 Amp/Hour C/6 Forklift batteries in two banks with new cables and watering system
• (2) 120 Watt solar panels mounted on hard top
• Super Wind Generator 12V Model SW350 
• AC Shore power transformer for (240/220/110 volts) with meter
• (2) 30 Amp shorepower inlets
• (2) 30 Amp 120V shorepower cords
• LED galley lights
• Smart Cord AC power system added in 2021

The rig was designed for easy offshore sailing. She features a deck stepped, furling rig plus a furling Genoa and furling self tacking staysail.  All lines are led aft to the protected cockpit.   The large stainless steel chainplates, new in 2021, are secured to the hull sides with easy to inspect through bolts.

• Charleston Spars double spreader anodized aluminum mast stepped on deck
• Chaeleston Spars anodized aluminum boom
• Forespar rigid boom vang with control line led aft to cockpit
• All new standing rigging including turnbuckles by E.B. Spars
• (3) Signal Halyards
• Lightening ion dissipater at mast head
• (2) Spinnaker halyards
• Foredeck and steaming light fixture on mast
• Whisker pole stored on mast with topping lift
• Schaefer 3100 furler on headstay 
• Schaefer 2100 furler on headstay 
• In-Mast mainsail furling
• Self tacking staysail with curved Schaefer traveler track on stainless mounts
• Split backstays for redundancy and to keep transom open
• (2) Lewmar 54 ST primary sheet winches on cockpit coamings
• Lewmar 44 STE electric winch on port cabintop for furl and outhaul lines
• Lewmar 44 ST winch on starboard cabintop
• North in-mast furling radial cut mainsail
• North radial cut furling staysail with UV cover 
• North radial cut furling genoa with UV cover 
• Doyle UPF Power Sail – Asymmetric Spinnaker 

Jameila has a white hull with a dark blue (Majestic Blue Awlgrip) stripe running from the cap rail to the stainless steel capped rub rail.  A gold recessed, cove stripe intersects the black sheer stripe.  New bottom paint is navy blue and a narrow black boot stripe is just above the bottom paint.  A rub rail with a stainless striker plate protects the hull sides.  Decks are white gel-coat with a molded in non-skid.  Teak decking are overlayed on the side decks adjacent the cockpit and on the cockpit sole.  A varnished teak cap rail tops the four-inch high raised bulwark.   The clipper bow has attractive gold scrollwork painted on both sides of the bowsprit side supports.   The fiberglass bowsprit is topped with natural, wide teak planking for non-skid.  A varnished teak eyebrow trim is fitted to the coach roof edges port and starboard.  Chrome bronze dolphin castings are located port and starboard at the cap rail transitions.

A large bow locker is accessed through a flush, fiberglass lid.  Forward in the bow is the chain locker.  Aft is storage space with removable teak floor slats.  Racks for dive tanks are on the aft bulkhead and a wash-down hose hangs to port.  The propane locker is furthest aft.  Chainplates (new in 2021), shrouds and mooring cleats are set all the way outboard therefore the side decks are unobstructed and easy to traverse.

• Lighthouse 1500 stainless steel 12V horizontal anchor windlass with dual chain wildcats and a single gypsy head.  
• Deck foot switches on the foredeck and remote switch at the helm for the anchor windlass
• 30 lb. Bruce Anchor with 350’ of 5/16” chain with a Wasi ball swivel
• 45 lb. CQR Anchor
• (2) Chain stoppers on bow sprit between anchor rollers and windlass
• “Gozzard” chromed bronze dual bow rollers
• (8) “Gozzard” chromed bronze 11” mooring line cleats with integral open chocks
• Stainless steel bow pulpit and stern pushpits
• Amidships boarding gates port and starboard
• 31” high stanchions bolted to inboard side of raised bulwark with double life lines
• Stainless steel handrails along sides of coach roof
• (4) Varnished teak dorade boxes with stainless steel cowl vents
• (2) 24” x 24” Stainless steel Man Ship overhead hatches on cabin top
• (2) 14” x 8” Stainless steel Man Ship overhead hatches aft of windshield
• (8) 14” x 8” Stainless steel Hood opening ports in coach roof sides – aft
• (6) 12” x 4” Stainless steel Hood opening ports in coach roof sides – forward
• 14” x 6” Stainless steel Hood opening port from cockpit table base to aft stateroom
• 12’ x 4” Stainless steel Hood opening port from under port cockpit seat to aft stateroom
• (3) Nicro solar vents in cabin top
• Stainless steel dinghy davits with 4:1 lifting tackle and cam cleats
• Novalift
• Outboard storage bracket on starboard stern pushpit
• Winslow 4 Person life raft 
• Global Fix Pro ARC 406 MHz GPS EPIRB
• Jacklines
• (4) Pad eyes in cockpit for securing tethers
• Lifesling in soft case mounted on port aft pushpit
• Horseshoe life ring mounted on starboard lifeline ahead of cockpit
• Bottomsider cockpit cushions 
• (2) Folding Sport a Seats 
• Fixed fiberglass framed low profile windshield with safety glass
• Cockpit dodger with Stratoglass front and side panels 
• Full cockpit enclosure with clear roll-up side panels 
• Fiberglass hard top custom Bimini over aft end of cockpit with solar dual panels 
• Custom stainless steel supporting arch for mainsheet and Bimini 
• Deck over boom sun awning
• Varnished teak flagstaff
• Magma propane barbeque grill mounted aft on davit support

• Westebeke model 82B naturally aspirated 82 HP diesel engine 
• 20” x 12” Right Hand bronze three blade brass propeller
• 316 SS 1 ½” propeller shaft with PSS dripless shaft seal 
• Bull flex drive coupling to reduce engine noise and vibration
• Kobelt single lever throttle/shift on steering pedestal
• Varnished wood 36” steering wheel
• Dual Racor 500 FG fuel filters with vacuum gauge
• Algae X fuel treatment system
• Hart Tank Tender tank level gaging system
• Spectra 360 12V 15 GPH water maker 
• Shureflow Extreme smart fresh water pump 
• 110 Volt/Engine heated 11 Gallon hot water heater.
• Deck wash-down pump 
• Jabsco macerator pump 
• Raritan manual pump head 
• Rule 1100 12V bilge pump with cycle counter
• Second Rule 1100 12V bilge pump
• Bilge high water level alarm
• Whale Gusher manual bilge pump 
• (2) 20 lb. aluminum Propane tanks
• (2) Xintex S-2A Propane alarm/solenoid switches
• Oversized refrigerator freezer system with large stainless steel holding plates in both the refrigerator and freezer.  
• Seafrost DC5000 condensing unit with dual solenoids.
• Scanmar Monitor self steering wind vane 
• Engine/transmission inspected and serviced in 2021