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$1,100,100 USD
+37 moreMakeCNB
Model77
Length0.3m
Cabins5
Draft0.3m
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The CNB 77 is a cutter-rigged sloop, designed by Philippe Briand with interior styling by Fabrice Lefevre and built by Construction Navale Bordeaux in 2009.
With an aluminium welded hull, a composite superstructure, and a CE Category "A" certification approved by Bureau Veritas, she was conceived as a serious, comfortable yacht for extended offshore cruising.
Accommodation is configured for guests across multiple cabins, each with en-suite heads, plus a separate crew cabin, all finished in bright wood throughout a light-filled, semi-raised deck saloon.
She has just emerged from an extensive and meticulously documented refit at Mostes Shipyard (2024/2025), representing a total investment of over €500,000. The scope of works included a full rod rigging replacement with new Reckmann electric furling systems, mast and boom repainting and NDT tested. Complete Cummins engine service, full overhaul of the black/grey water and plumbing systems, watermaker and generator servicing, new navigation electronics and a Starlink satellite installation, plus the addition of a brand-new dinghy and upgraded chiller air-conditioning units.
The result is a yacht that combines CNB's renowned pedigree and Briand-designed sailing performance with comprehensively renewed systems, ready for her next owner to cruise with absolute confidence.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCNB
Model77
Dimensions
Length overall0.3m
Draft0.3m
Accommodation
Cabins5
Features
On board
Cutter-rigged sloop
Aluminium welded hull
Composite superstructure
CE Category A certification
Rod rigging with Reckmann electric furling
Cummins diesel engine
Watermaker
Generator
Starlink satellite system
Navigation electronics
Air-conditioning
Dinghy
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