Brokerage listing CLASSIC AND VINTAGE YACHTS
We hope that you enjoy our selection of vintage and classic sailing yachts. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information on any of the yachts featured here.
Offered for sale SERENADE
63ft Nicholas Pot ter N Class 1938/2000
There is a reason Nick Potter’s yacht designs are so special. Among his peers, he had the best mentors possible: Starling Burgess, Nathaniel Herreshoff, L Francis Herreshoff, Frank Paine and Norman L. Skene. It’s little wonder that his yachts are famously fast and stunningly beautiful, none more so than SERENADE: designed for arguably the greatest violinist of all time, Jascha Heifetz; with her exquisitely drawn-out canoe stern almost like a beautiful musical instrument. Such a striking, comfortable and practical yacht would always have been cherished, and under her most recent two ownerships SERENADE has received all the loving care an octogenarian demands. There may be a once in a lifetime opportunity to own such a special yacht. This is it. ---------
Lying France | €750,000
Offered for sale KIS
43ft D&D One Design 2012
KIS is a Spirit of Tradition daysailer designed for the relatively light wind conditions of the Mediterranean and inspired by the Skerry cruisers of Scandinavia, and yachts such as the all-conquering BONA FIDE that have proved so successful on the classic racing circuit. She is in our view a modern interpretation of the fin and bulb rater - fast and exciting to sail - so she is a provocative mix. Designed also for easy transport and storage, KIS is not pretending to be a vintage yacht. She is however a unique and thrilling design – if you dare to be different!
Lying Netherlands | €295,000 ---------
For further information please contact:
+44 (0)1202 330077
info@sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk
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