Adeline's hull was built as the last hull out of the old Kettle Creek Boat Yard and finished by Keith. I know that this is a crude representation of her layout, but it does provide you a general appreciation of her layout. Forward is a large head with what amounts to a sit in bathtub shower to port, head center with the sink and cupboards to starboard. On the same level is a convertible dinette, which can convert to a comfortable stateroom if he ever adds the folding doors. While to starboard is the galley.
Storage space abounds with every corner neatly labeled and filled.
The open bulkhead keeps the interior light and comfortable while allowing the heat to circulate freely, or cool if in a warmer climate. Navigation equipment redundant with both Loran and Sat Nav, an appropraite steel hull compass, and charts for a hugge variety of cruising locations. The pilothouse up 3 steps above the engine has the helm to starboard and benefits from the huge windscreen area which overlaps the for cabin by a good 3 feet. Entry to the pilothouse is via sliding steel doors on both sides. The tightly fitted edge mouldings lie flush with surrounding superstructure ensuring a long and durable life.