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Archangelo is a stunning double-ended schooner—one with soul, charm, and that unmistakable magic you feel the moment you step aboard.
Built in 1892 in Hyeres according to designs by Herreshoff, Archangelo was built primarily of mahogany and oak. Her sail area is perfectly balanced across two wooden masts, offering exceptional agility, stability, and ease of handling. Thanks to her rating certificate, she performs very well in regattas, yet she is equally a cruiser, ideal for sharing unforgettable moments with family and friends.
Built in 1892, she underwent a huge refit in 1983 by François Tos at Eurovoiles in Hyeres, France. A Parisian notary, Patrick Remme, found the yacht in Italy in a very poor condition under the name Natanthal. He brought her to Hyères for a full restoration, which was completed in 1983, and he renamed her Archangelo.
Later, the boat was owned by Joel Dressel, captain of the schooner América, who commissioned a major restoration from Astilleros Mallorca. The boat was then registered under a new name, La Brillanta, in honor of the moon. Eventually, the schooner was acquired by Nicola Calderoni, who brought her to Pollença.
In 1995, a big refit included new teak deck, replacement of mainmast, booms, gaffs, and stainless steel standing rigging, along with a complete new set of sails. La Brillanta was awarded the "Best Restored Yacht" at the XI Trofeo Almirante Conde de Barcelona in 1995. In 1997, new sail covers, awnings and other covers were added, along with a Plastimo stainless 2burner/oven gas stove and 12 vdc refrigerator.
Her current owner purchased her in 2007, registered her in Spain, and restored her original name, Archangelo. Since 2007, Archangelo has been a companion at sea and a setting for family life, with the owner's grandchildren learning to sail aboard her and participating as crew in classic regattas such as the Illes Balears Classic.
Archangelo's open interior layout invites you in through the stern, where the chart table and galley form the welcoming heart of the yacht—a space where navigation, cooking, and conversation blend naturally as part of life at sea. The engine sits discreetly beneath the companionway steps, leaving the interior beautifully calm and uncluttered.
Aft, Archangelo features two cozy single berths—one to port and one to starboard—for guests or crew. To port, the chart table feels like a captain's corner: practical, intimate, and full of classic charm. To starboard, the galley is thoughtfully arranged, with everything within comfortable reach for preparing meals underway or at anchor.
At the other side of the galley is the head, equipped with a toilet, sink, shower, and mirror, offering practicality without sacrificing the traditional ambiance. Amidships lies her bright saloon. Two long sofas to port and starboard create the perfect setting for relaxing, or sharing stories after a day under sail. Generous storage beneath the seating keeps the space open and airy. The forward full-beam owners double berth offers quiet comfort and a gentle reminder of why yachts like Archangelo inspire such enduring devotion.
Archangelo has an outstanding rating certificate. She participated in El Trofeo Almirante Conde de Barcelona in 2002 under the name "La Brillanta" (1st in class, 4th overall), Trofeo Cormorán del Reial Club Nàutic Port de Pollença in 2021 (2nd in class), Trofeo Cormorán in 2022 (1st in class), Trofeo Cormorán in 2023, and Regatta Illes Balears Classic in 2025 (3rd in class).