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Some boats shout. This one simply gets everything right. Launched in 2024 and looked after by a single owner since, Laila is a Duchy 35 specified without compromise and presented in genuinely exceptional order.
Designed by Andrew Wolstenholme and built by Cockwells in Cornwall, the Duchy 35 carries the proportions of a classic motor launch with none of the old compromises. Laila takes that foundation and adds a level of personal specification rarely seen on a boat this size.
The grey hull turns heads well before you're alongside. A custom Iroko mast, teak transom and teak bifold cockpit doors give her a warmth photographs never quite capture. Step below and warm timber joinery is paired with custom grey Zenith countertops through the galley, heads and helm - classic bones, contemporary finish.
Twin Yanmar 8LV 350hp engines give her 31 knots when you want them, and a relaxed 18-24 knot cruise when you don't. A bow thruster makes short work of a tight marina. And a Seakeeper gyro stabiliser - a rare fit at this length - takes the roll out of lunch at anchor and the edge off a lumpy afternoon crossing. An 8kW generator keeps it all running.
She comes with a 3m Duchy tender, a comprehensive Raymarine navigation suite, integrated Eberspacher heating and air conditioning, and a Fusion marine stereo. A bespoke bow roller houses an Ultra anchor on 60m of stainless chain, and a 400W solar array keeps the batteries healthy on the mooring.
Laila lies afloat in Cornwall, United Kingdom and is available to view by appointment.
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