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 “SAHIB”
73ft Sangermani Bermudan Ketch 1957/2019
From the 1940s into the early 1990s, together with a band of impeccable artisans, the Sangermani family at Lavagna near Genoa was responsible for a stream of excellence in boat designing and building of the highest quality imaginable. At launching, SAHIB was the second largest yacht they’d built, and may reasonably be considered the cruiser-racer prototype for the 1965 Fastnet Race winner and record holder GITANA IV. Rescued from an ignominious fate and restored magnificently under present ownership, SAHIB is a dream ship in every sense: ready for stylish adventures with family and friends.
€890,000 | Lying Italy ---------
Offered for sale “GOMETRA”
43ft Al f red Mylne Bermudan Sloop 1925/2017
By the time a yacht is close to a century old it will have tales to tell, but few can match GOMETRA’s life story, in particular as one of two British yachts that saved Norway’s gold reserves during the Second World War as deck cargo to Canada. Add impeccable Alfred Mylne design and build pedigree - one of his finest fast cruiser- racers at this size - to a recent comprehensive and passionate restoration, and you have arguably the perfect classic 40 footer with an easy to handle sloop rig yet powerful enough to offer an nice turn of speed, a large, safe and sociable cockpit, and a fully green, self-charging Lithium Ion electric auxiliary propulsion system. ---------
€300,000 | Lying Italy
For further information please contact:
+44 (0)1202 330077
info@sandemanyachtcompany.co.uk
Our classic and vintage yachts & motor yachts are available to view at:
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22 Market Street, Poole, Dorset BH15 1NF, UK
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