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 “TIKY”


62ft Feadship Twin Screw Motor Yacht 1961


TIKY is a motor yacht that will never go out of style – some boats have that extra something; a magic that will stop you in your tracks. This is of course no mere accident as she is from the renowned Feadship bloodline. Boat International magazine wrote recently that a classic Feadship is a “piece of superyacht history” and from every angle and in almost every detail this yacht certainly captivates. TIKY’s well documented restoration finished with her re launch in 2014 - and since then three yachting magazines have been inspired to publish articles about her, in which testament is made to her restoring owner’s experience, stamina, eye for detail and good taste. A classic mothership perhaps? ---------


Lying Italy | €1.3M


Offered for sale “CARAMBA”


63ft Fred Parker Twin Screw Motor Yacht 1963


CARAMBA’s supreme good looks are not accidental – her sheer line, beautifully balanced proportions and purposeful profile are all in immaculate good taste. We first met her as a family yacht in Corfu, professionally skippered and run by two people. Her current owner by contrast looks after the boat by himself – and often cruises her alone. With her wide and protected bulwarks, expansive aft deck, her little ship ambience with commanding bridge and intimate cabin layout; she is living testament to her old school designer Fred Parker’s skill. Why don’t make them like this anymore? ---------


Lying UK | £695,000


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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