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Pre Owned 2021 BRIG Eagle 4H with Black Fabric Impression Hypalon Tubes, Grey Gelcoat, Black Silvertex Upholstery, Teak Seadek, Sundeck, Console and Seat Covers. Fusion Stereo, Depth Gauge. Suzuki DF40ATL and SBS Roller Trailer. SETTING THE STANDARD FOR PERFORMANCE, DESIGN AND FUNCTIONALITY, THE BRIG EAGLE 4 RAISES THE BAR FOR COMPACT 4M RIBS. One of the newest additions to the Eagle family, the Eagle 4 squeezes all of BRIG’s hallmark quality and attention to detail into one stunning 4 metre RIB boat. With our trademark deep ‘V’ hull, extended length on the waterline, extra wide ORCA® Hypalon tubes and bluff bow, the Eagle 4 provides a safe, stable and dry ride, even in heavy seas.The perfect tender boat for a luxury yacht, the Eagle 4 also makes a brilliant family RIB for day adventures and watersports thanks to our redesigned, swept-back ski-pillar. With comfortable seating for up to 5 passengers as well as ample underseat storage in a large rear locker, this 4 metre inflatable is a brilliant entry-level sports boat brimming with BRIG design DNA.Small but mighty, the BRIG Eagle 4 is lightweight, fuel efficient and guarantees great fun on the water. Features include:- Black Fabric Impression Hypalon Tube Fabric Grey Gelcoat Suzuki Concealed Controls Multifunction Gauge Teak Seadek Flooring Black Silvertex Upholstery Bow Sundeck with Cushion Overall Cover Fusion Stereo Depth Gauge Deep V Rigid Hull One Way Drain System Hard Tube Ends with 2 Anti Skid Steps on Each Front and Rear Stowage Lockers Built in Fuel Tank with External Filler Ski Towing Eyes Fuel Gauge Navigation Lights Automatic Bilge Pump Battery Isolation Switch 10 Year Hull Warranty 5 Year Engine Warranty 5 Year Tube Warranty Part Exchange Considered SBS JS750EL Roller Trailer Available (+£1150)

The Sanlorenzo SL 40 Alloy is a sleek and stylish luxury motor yacht that boasts impressive performance and sophisticated design. With a length of 40 meters, this yacht offers ample space and comfort for up to 10 guests in 5 cabins. The exterior of the SL 40 Alloy is characterized by clean lines and a modern profile, with a metallic silver hull and a sleek superstructure. The yacht features expansive outdoor living spaces, including a spacious sun deck with a Jacuzzi, ample seating, and a bar. The aft deck provides a comfortable alfresco dining area, while the bow features a generous sunbathing area. The interior of the SL 40 Alloy is equally impressive, with a contemporary and elegant design that emphasizes comfort and luxury. The main salon features large windows that provide plenty of natural light and stunning views, as well as comfortable seating and a state-of-the-art entertainment system. The yacht also features a formal dining area and a fully-equipped galley. Interiors and exteriors were designed by Francesco Paszkowski and she features four folding balconies and gull-wing doors on the bridge. The five guest cabins are located on the lower deck, including a full-beam master suite with a king-size bed, a walk-in closet, and a luxurious en suite bathroom. The four additional cabins include two VIP cabins with queen-size beds and two twin cabins, all with en suite bathrooms and entertainment systems. Powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M96L 2,600hp diesel engines power this aluminium-hulled superyacht to a maximum speed of 22 knots. Equipped with state-of-the-art navigation and communication systems, as well as a variety of other amenities, this yacht is the ultimate in luxury and performance. Overall, the Sanlorenzo SL 40 Alloy is a stunning yacht that offers an exceptional combination of style, comfort, and performance, making it the perfect vessel for cruising in style and luxury.

Katja was launched in England on August 15th, 1929, the year of the Wall Street crash in America and the beginning of the Great Depression that was soon to assail Europe. She survived the destruction of the Second World War after taking part in Operation Dynamo as a Little Ship, one of the 800 civilian vessels that evacuated hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from Dunkirk in 1940. Katja is a 14.7 meter long motoryacht, designed by H. Parker and built of wood by the Brooke shipyard in Lowestoft. She is still in perfect condition thanks to the doting care of her four owners, two English and two Italian, the latest since the early 1990’s. Katja was built for Mawdesley Brooke, the owner of the yard that launched her in 1929, and was named for one of his daughters. The yard’s roots stretch back to 1874 when Brooke Ironworks, specialized in engines, began activity in Oulton Broad, near Lowestoft. Renamed Brooke Motorcraft between the wars, the firm was managed by Waveney Brooke until after the end of World War II. Katja’s first main engine was a 100 hp, six cylinder Brooke N°4059 type 40 F diesel, with a 5 hp Brooke “Dominion” as auxiliary propulsion. In 1931 she was sold to a new owner in Leicester for £ 2,875. Based for a period in Great Yarmouth, 200 km north of London and only 15 km from Lowestoft, in 1950 she traveled through the French canals down to the Mediterranean, flying the white ensign as a Dunkirk Little Ship. Katja welcomed the change from the misty English coasts to the mild climate of the Mediterranean. In 1967 she was given a new main engine, a 145 hp Perkins T6354, and a new 30 hp Mercedes auxiliary. In the early 1990’s she was purchased by a new owner from Rome, who sailed her in the Tyrrhenian from Tuscany’s Porto Santo Stefano. Sailing from her new base, Katja participated in classic yacht events in Montecarlo, La Spezia, Bocca di Magra and Anzio.   REFITS AND AWARDS  In recent years Katja has undergone several refits in Tuscan yards; Lacchini, and then Mileo. Founded by Constabile Mileo in 1951, the Mileo yard was known for their continuous production of dozens of wooden vessels. In 2003 the yard, run by the Mileo brothers Pompeo, Vincenzo and Domenico, began a major refit. The 25mm pitch pine planking below the waterline was replaced, with 8/9 meter long planks attached to oak frames with steel screws. The keelson was rebuilt to increase purchase for elements of the new frames, tightly fit between the keel and the stem. The hull was caulked in the traditional manner with calico, then faired and painted. The keel and stem, both of oak, are original. A new main engine (Perkins 240hp) combined with a four-bladed propeller, gives Katja a top speed of 12 knots. Other major jobs included fitting a bow-thruster, rebuilding the teak deck incorporating a layer of plywood, redoing the hydraulic and electrical systems and fuel lines, and replacing the wheel with a new hydraulic control. Remote steering is also set up, allowing Katjato be run from on deck while underway. The auxiliary motor was upgraded to an 80hp Perkins, with a folding propellor to port, giving her a respectable six knots. All this care lavished on Katja couldn’t pass unnoticed, and during the 1992 Monaco Classic Week she was awarded 156 out of 210 possible points, putting her at the top of the ASDEC classification. The ‘Associazione Scafi d’Epoca e Classici’ has been protecting and diffusing the culture of classic and vintage yachting since 1987.   “Her topsides have sleek and very elegant lines - a gentle joining of the deckhouses to their pavilions, a smooth transition between deck levels, with the aft deckhouse windows that follow the sinuous curve of the sheer, the handrails that gradually run lower as they approach the bow and the side deck that curves towards the coachroof. It all denotes the execution of an excellent design by a renowned boatyard.” This quote from the early 1990’s by Piero Maria Gibellini, one of the world’s authorities on motor yachts and auxiliaries, refers to Katja. Her present owner, after almost thirty years of cruising Katja, cannot but emphasize how well laid out she is, with many separate spaces to enjoy even when there are many aboard. The foredeck is a terrace over the sea, one of her strongpoints. It gives privacy when moored stern to, and there’s always fresh air even on the hottest days. A sturdy awning covers the foredeck, with it’s two chaise longue (originally from the ocean liner Conte Biancamano; launched in 1925, she was sent to the wrecking yard in 1961), table and benches for up to ten guests. Two sun pads are laid above the aft coachroof and the wheelhouse. A true gangway is mounted to starboard, for ease of embarking and disembarking.   INTERIORS AND THE BAGLIETTO TENDER  Katja’s refined interiors make her a welcoming and comfortable yacht. The fine finishings, from the wainscoting to the cabin cabinetry, plus the paintings and vintage gouaches in the owner’s cabin, all combine to remind you of the Orient Express and send you back in time. She has seven berths: two in the owner’s cabin forward, two in the guest cabin, and three from the seating in the main cabin – one twin and one single berth. Katja’s vintage launch is a work of art. Built of wood in 1934 by the Baglietto yard in Varazze, she still has her original oars and oarlocks. Katja also comes with an inflatable with a 9.9 hp outboard.   Declinazione di responsabilità La Società pubblica i dettagli di questa imbarcazione in buona fede e non può pertanto avvallare o garantire l'esattezza di tale informazione...Read full description

Stock #314701 ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of our seller! Submit your offer today! A rare beauty that has been nicely maintained and upgraded, ready! There were only 14 Formosa New Horizon 68 sailboats ever built. At 70 feet long with a 17' 4/" beam, she's a big beautiful Ketch. This Formosa has a centerboard keel, which makes her very versatile for taking her where you want to go. With the centerboard up, she has a 5' draft, which deepens to 11' with the keel fully deployed. With 3 cabins and 3 heads, there are 2 showers and enough berths to sleep up to 10 passengers. There are 3 double berths and 4 single berths. The galley is well equipped to keep the crew fed, and the stove is run off propane. As part of the electronics package, you'll find an integrated Garmin system with 2 GPS-chartplotters, radar, wind gauge, depth gauge, and the Garmin Reactor 40 Smartpump Autopilot. A VHF radio with AIS is aboard for safety and communication. The seller reports that this Formosa at one time averaged around 12 knots for one of its lengthy trips. With an 84' mast, the sail inventory includes the Main, a Staysail, Mizzen Sail, and a newer Yankee sail. 600 feet of Dyneema is on order and will also be included in the sale. There are 12 winches on board, 2 of which are electric. Per the seller, The Ford Lehman 150 Turbo engine runs very well and is ready for longer voyages. The seller does currently live aboard, but will work on decluttering the boat to get us better photos. While we will always attempt to provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market, during any purchase from Pop you will be encouraged to schedule an inspection from an independent, accredited surveyor and every purchase WILL ALWAYS BE subject to your satisfaction with the results from your independent survey and your own personal trial run. We have several more Morgan, Hunter, and Catalina vessels for sale. If you're in the Roseburg, North Bend, Florence, or Green areas, please use the form on this page to let me know what you're looking for and I'll get back with you today about any other ketch sailboat options we have locally that may meet your needs. You have questions? We have answers. Call us at (941) 914-9217 to discuss this vessel today.

Designed, built and maintained by the same owner from new, Clarissa is the fulfilment of a dream. The owner wanted to create a vessel in which to cruise the world and simultaneously provide an elegant and comfortable home for his family and all those onboard. The inspiration for Clarissa came from the owners many years of experience cruising worldwide and his healthy respect for the sea. Safety, seaworthiness and structural integrity were of the highest priority. The concept called for a ketch rig for ease of sail handling and the versatility of sail plans it allows,  a strong traditional construction and powerful twin Man diesels with tankage enough to cross the Atlantic, which indeed she has done. Inside we have a spacious deck saloon with generous window area, a second steering position, bar and sofa area. Ondeck is a choice of seating areas for good or bad weather, a well protected aft cockpit and helm station and large sunpads on both the coachroof and the foredeck.  Clarissa was constructed with Oak double framing reinforced with steel and then planked in 50mm Iroko. Only the best quality materials were used with the Iroko planks and Burma teak for the laid decks hand selected by the owner prior to it being purchased. The wood was then carefully dried and cut in Denmark before being shipped out to Turkey in a 40ft container. The yachts construction was completed in the traditional manner of the Turkish shipwrights and overseen by the both the owner and the Danish Marine Surveyor, Naval Architect and Yacht Designer, Arne Borghegn. All works were carried out to the satisfaction of the Danish Maritime Authority.  Although not built to Class, all dimensions on the hull including frames width and spacing, planking etc. are constructed to Lloyds dimensions for a Danish fishing vessel. Calculations for displacement, righting moment, general stability, mast placement etc were also carried out by Arne Borghegn. Sail plan, running and standng rigging were designed by a collaboration of Danish companies, Dansail for the sails, John Mast for mast and boom manufacture, Frederiksen for running rigging, car placement and again Arne Borghegn supervising all.  All stainless used for deck fittings, portlight frames, rig hardware was certified 316L and the interior wood certified Mahogany. The quality is well evident in the fantastic condition apparent today.... The owner has lavished smilar love and care on her maintenance, pulling her out of the water every year, completing a major refit in 2015, new Generators in 2017, new canvas and ice maker this year. Accommodations are for 8/10 guests in 4/5 cabins. The full beam master cabin aftmost and one crew cabin wih two bunks also aft which can also be used as a kids cabin. There is a further guest double aft to Port. Forward are two further double cabins. Crew accommodation is for 3/5 in two doubles forward and the aft cabin with bunks. All cabins are beautifully appointed with outstanding Mahogany panneling and joinery worked up and installed by the finest Turkish craftsmen. Each is served by individually controlled air conditioning and heating. All cabins are with ensuite bathrooms with separate heads and showers and also benefit from granite vanity tops and electric heads.