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$790,000 EUR
+15 moreMakeAbeking & Rasmussen
Year1966
Length20.9m5m beam
Cabins3
Draft3m
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About this vessel
A rare blend of timeless elegance and cutting-edge technology. Following a comprehensive 2019 refit, she now boasts a fully upgraded engine room, modern navigation and entertainment systems, and impeccable craftsmanship, making her ready for new adventures.
Bavaria is a steel-hulled sailing yacht built in 1966 by the renowned German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen, known for their exceptional craftsmanship and engineering. This yacht is a stunning example of classic design, combining timeless elegance with outstanding ocean-going capabilities. Following a meticulous refit in 2019, Bavaria now features modern, professional systems, making her an excellent choice for anyone seeking a stylish classic yacht with the reliability and performance of contemporary technology.
Deckhouse
What makes this yacht special is her deckhouse that features a separate wheelhouse and a fully enclosed middle cockpit, providing excellent protection from severe weather while maintaining a functional and spacious layout. The deck construction consists of a teak deck over steel, combining durability with classic elegance. Designed for both safety and practicality, the deck layout ensures ease of handling while maintaining a sleek and timeless aesthetic.
Interior
Bavaria embodies an early interpretation of the now-popular Deck-Saloon Yacht concept, offering a versatile and seaworthy deck and interior layout.
The wheelhouse offers a fully protected helm station with excellent visibility and a commanding 360-degree overview. The saloon is located forward of the wheelhouse, separated by a door and hatch for added privacy. The spacious U-shaped lounge and dining area comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests, making it a perfect space for relaxation and entertaining. The full-beam master cabin with an ensuite head is situated aft of the saloon for comfort and privacy. The full-beam guest cabin is positioned aft of the master cabin, features two single beds and an ensuite head, with separate access via a companionway on the aft deck. The forward port-side guest cabin features a double bed with a convertible system, allowing it to be separated into two single berths. The big U-layout galley is located forward of the saloon for a functional and open layout. The crew area is situated in front of the galley, accessible via a separate companionway on the foredeck and is equipped with two single berths and an ensuite head.
Walk-in engine room with easy access from wheelhouse. The interior finish retains the original A&R carpentry, crafted from fine teak, either varnished or painted, maintaining its timeless elegance. All cabins are equipped with highly efficient hot water radiators, ensuring warmth and comfort in all conditions.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeAbeking & Rasmussen
Year1966
Dimensions
Length overall20.9m
Beam5m
Draft3m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Engine & Fuel
Engine modelVolvo Penta D7A-B TA
Features
On board
Teak deck over steel
Quantum Offshore Dacron mainsail with two reefs
Quantum Offshore Dacron furling genoa
Quantum Offshore Dacron mizzen sail with one reef
Andersen ST72 primary winches
Andersen 32 mizzen sheet winch
Harken ST 68 mainsheet winch
Barient halyard winches
Electric main halyard and reef winch
Hot water radiators in all cabins
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