BGYB announces a price reduction for the classic Bermudian Cutter SYLPHE. Built between 1939 and 1947 by Chantier Naval du Pharo to designs by André Mauric, this 18.25m yacht, combines timeless elegance with a true Mediterranean cruising program.
SYLPHE, a Race Bermudian Cutter designed by André Mauric and built in Marseille by Chantier Naval du Pharo, embodies the spirit of classic yachting. Measuring 18.25m, she offers a remarkable balance between performance and comfort. A regular participant in Mediterranean classic regattas, she stands out with lines reminiscent of the legendary 12M JI yachts and her ability to be sailed short-handed.
SYLPHE was built between 1939 and 1947, with construction interrupted during the Second World War. Designed for extended stays onboard, she features a spacious and practical interior. Easy to handle with a reduced crew, she has cruised extensively in the Mediterranean and taken part in classic yacht regattas.
Now offered at 135,000 EUR instead of 145,000 EUR, she represents a rare opportunity on the classic sailing yacht market.
Designed by naval architect André Mauric, SYLPHE boasts elegant lines reminiscent of classic 12M JI yachts. Her sleek profile and Bermudian rig make her a well-balanced and high-performing yacht, equally suited for classic racing and cruising.
Constructed in Marseille by Chantier Naval du Pharo, she benefits from traditional naval craftsmanship. Her robust and seaworthy design reflects the excellence of French classic yachts of her era.
Having cruised the Mediterranean for many years, she is perfectly suited for both coastal and offshore sailing. Her spacious interior layout allows for comfortable extended stays onboard.
With a new asking price of 135,000 EUR, SYLPHE offers the opportunity to acquire a classic 18.25m Bermudian Cutter at a competitive position on the international brokerage market.
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Length : 18.25 m / Passengers : 7
