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In 1929 Sir Thomas Lipton made his final challenge for the America's Cup and in 1930 his Nicholson-designed SHAMROCK V set sail from England. She has never since been out of commission. Throughout her 75 years this supreme wooden-hulled J-class yacht has been refitted and cared for by loving experts, and in her most recent rebuild was immaculately restored to all her former glory. What true enthusiast could resist the chance to sail one of yachting history's giants? Recognised wherever she goes, SHAMROCK V is available for classic racing or exhilarating cruising, and is surely the ultimate charter combining speed, luxury, elegance and history under sail.
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Main Characteristics
Length:
36.40 Mtr (119 Feet)
Beam:
6 Mtr (20 Feet)
Draft:
4.87 Mtr (16 Feet)
Rig:
SLOOP
Year Built:
1930
Compliance:
MCA Compliant
Main Engines:
2 x Caterpillar 205 hp
Cruising speed:
10 Knots
Built by:
Camper & Nicholson
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Accommodation
Total Cabins:
4
Double Cabins:
2
Twin Cabins:
2
Guests Sleeping:
8
Guests Cruising:
12
Crew:
8
Interior Designer:
Nicholson
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Prices
High Season Weekly Charter Rate:
Winter and Summer High Rate
45,500 €
Low Season Weekly Charter Rate:
Winter and Summer Low Rate
45,500 €
Selling Price:
15,000,000 $
High Season Weekly Charter Rate:
Regattas and special events
63,000 €
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Equipment
Communications:
Fleet 55 communications satellite, phone, email and Internet
Leisure:
Plasma screen TV in saloon
DVD and sound-server in saloon
Tenders & Toys:
13.5Ft (4.1m) Bombard Explorer RIB with 50 h.p Yamaha O/B
Waterskiing and tows
Fishing equipment
Disclaimer:
The attached specification has been prepared in good faith on the basis of information provided to us and we are therefore unable to guarantee the accuracy of the contents.
Prospective charterers, purchasers or interested parties are strongly advised to employ an independent marine surveyor in the case of a purchase, have a yacht surveyed and sea trailed before completion.
In the case of charterers, that they have satisfied themselves that the information supplies is in accordance with their requirements.
YPI Ltd act as agents and are not principles in the sales or charter agreements.
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