Sailing yachts

De Vries Lentsch Blue Water Ketch

(REF: 32742)

150000

  • Designer: De Vries Lentsch
  • Builder: Dik Van der Heiden
  • Year: 1987
  • Location: Croatia
  • Length on deck: 50'3"
  • Beam: 15'11"
  • Draft: 7'10"

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Wooden ships Comments on this De Vries Lentsch Blue Water Ketch

Designed by De Vries Lentsch and built by Dutch luxury yacht builder Dik Van der Heiden in 1987 as a blue water ocean cruising yacht, specifically designed as a comfortable and capable yacht for extended family cruising.

In only her 3rd ownership, this yacht has travelled many thousands of miles around the globe, crossing the Atlantic numerous times and served as a cruising home for a young family.  Designed and built to withstand the rigours of ocean sailing, her hull is immensely strong and her sheltered centre cockpit makes her a very safe boat at sea.  The ample deck space and cavernous interior make for very comfortable live aboard conditions as she has proved over the years.

Continual upgrades and improvements in recent years include a new teak deck in 2014, new teak coachroof decks in 2019, engine rebuild 2019 plus new generator, batteries and a water maker.

This is a serious live aboard cruising yacht with excellent pedigree and provenance, more than capable of setting off again around the world be it with a family or single handed.

2022 survey report.

 

Length on Deck                      50’3” / 15.31m

Length Overall                       60’ / 18.3m

Beam                                       15’11” / 4.85m

Draft                                       7’10” / 2.4m

Construction

Hull

Cold moulded hull using West System epoxy made from 4 payers of Brazilian mahogany with a total thickness of 40mm.

Hull painted with 2 pack paints.  Recently shot blasted below the waterline and the timber found to be in excellent condition.

 

Decks and Cockpit

New deck in 2014.  Straight laid teak planking bonded with epoxy to a marine plywood subdeck.

Substantial toe rail all round with a teak capping.  Stainless steel stanchions and guard wires with a netting for safety.

Self draining centre cockpit with teak hatches in the sole giving access to the engine space.  Laid teak thwarts on all sides of the cockpit.

Iroko framed windscreen around the forward end of the cockpit with a canvas sprayhood above keeps the cockpit very well protected for offshore sailing.  Canvas bimini covers the cockpit to shelter from sun and rain.

 

Superstructure

Small low and elegant coachroof fore and aft with mahogany coamings and laid teak coachroof decks (all new in 2019)

Rig

Bermudan ketch rig on deck stepped alloy masts.

Alloy slab reefing booms with stack pack systems.

Pro-Furl roller furling systems on staysail and yankee.

Boom dampening device fitted to the main boom.

All halyards and reefing lines terminate at the mast, granny bars on the deck for support when operating these lines.

 

Standing and Running Rigging

Stainless steel standing rigging to external stainless chain plates

All standing rigging new in 2015.

 

Sails

Mainsail

Mizzen

Staysail

Yankee

Genaker

 

Winches

2 x large ST Barient cockpit winches/ 2 speeds for genoa sheet

2 x Lewmar ST 43 cockpit winches

2 x Lewmar ST 46 cockpit winches

Mast winch 2 x Lewmar ST 40

Mast winch 1 x Lewmar ST 30 for reefing

Main sheet 1 x Barient ST 40 on the coachroof

Mizzen mast 1 x Lewmar ST 30

Mizzen sheet 1 x Lewmar ST 30

Machinery

Engine

Mercedes OM352 6cyl 120hp diesel.

Engine rebuilt in 2019 in Mallorca.  Believed to have been and extensive rebuild with the engine stripped to its component parts.

Fresh water cooled naturally aspirated engine.

Newage PRM302 gearbox with single lever controls to a fixed 3 blade bronze propeller gives 6 knots cruising speed, 7 knots max.

New shaft bearings and stern gland seals.

 

Tanks

1200 litres of diesel in 2 x stainless tanks.

800 litres of water 2 x stainless tanks.

Holding tank for heads but not connected.

 

Batteries and Electrics

1 x 100Ah 12 volt lead acid engine start battery.

4 x 45Ah 12 volt AGM batteries for the bow thruster.

2 x 100Ah (24 volt) Forster LiFePo batteries for domestic and windlass.

Whisper Power Piccolo 3.5kw generator.

Mastervolt battery charger – 24V/50A.

24 volt main engine alternator with Mastervolt smart regulator.

24/1500 Mastervolt Sinewave inverter.

 

Bilge Pumps

Auto electric bilge pump of 4000 litres/hour.

Engine driven salvage pump.

 

Domestic Systems

Domestic hot water calorifier connected to the Whisper generator.

Cabin heating system via wet radiators.  System installed but requires diesel fired heater to be fitted.

Wood burning cabin stove.

Water maker of 150 litres/hour fully installed.

 

Bow thruster

Max Power 225HYD hydraulic bow thruster.

Accommodation

Very spacious interior space finished in mahogany joinery.

 

Berths and Headroom

6 berths including a double in the aft cabin and 2 separate twin berth cabins.

Bunks all 2m in length.

Headroom in saloon: 2.2m

Headroom in aft cabin 1.8m

Headroom in galley, twin cabins and heads 1.9m

 

General Description

Companion steps down from the cockpit into the main saloon.

U -shaped settee to starboard.  Chart desk to port along with a saloon table an seating.

Forward on the starboard side is the galley.

Passageway in aft port corner to access the aft cabin.  Hanging locker in the passageway under the side deck.

Aft cabin has a large double berth on the starboard side and a settee on the port side.  Hand basin with hot and cold water plus numerous lockers.

Forward is the heads compartment on the port side.

2 separate sleeping cabins, each with 2 x single berths and a hand basin.

 

Galley

Galley has a Techimpex TOP4 2 burner gas stove with oven and grill.

Twin stainless steel sinks with hot and cold pressurised water.

Commercial grade 24 volt fridge.

Integrated freezer of 100 litre capacity.

 

Heads

Jabsco manual sea toilet currently discharges directly overboard.  There is a waste tank installed but the heads is not currently connected to it.

Hand basin with hot and cold pressurised water.

Shower with full standing headroom drains into a sump tank and is pumped overboard with an electric pump.

Equipment

Steering compass

Raymarine Axiom plotter with radar

Raymarine wind indicator

Raymarine autopilot

Raymarine depth sounder

Raymarine speed log

Uniden UM380 VHF

Hand held VHF

 

Vetus Condor 1000W 24 volt electric anchor windlass

63kg Delta anchor

75m x 13mm chain

30kg Bruce anchor

Mooring Warps

Fenders

 

Various flares

2 x horse shoe life buoys + floating line

4 x self inflating life jackets

Jackstays

 

Batteries

Solar panels 6 x 100W

Bow thruster

Mastervolt 24/1500 Sinewave inverter

Mastervolt 24/50 battery charge

 

Mainsail

Mizzen

Staysail

Yankee

Genaker

Profurl roller furling for headsails

StackPack main and mizzen systems

 

Sprayhood +cockpit tent/cover

Bimini

Gas bottles

Techimpex TOP4 galley cooker

Bunk and berth cushions

Jabsco manual sea toilet

Fridge

Integrated freezer

Calorifier tank

Wood burning stove

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These particulars have been prepared in good faith from information provided by the Vendors and are intended as a guide, Wooden Ships cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. The Purchaser should instruct his agent or surveyor to validate all details as necessary and satisfy himself with the condition of the vessel and its equipment.