This 1925 Max Oertz Bermudan Cutter represents a significant piece of sailing yacht design history. Built to the designer's distinctive specifications, she measures 44 feet in length with a 10.6-foot beam and carries the classical proportions and elegant lines characteristic of early twentieth-century offshore cruising yachts. The wooden hull construction reflects the craftsmanship of her era.
The yacht accommodates three cabins, providing comfortable cruising quarters for owner and guests. Her rig and design have demonstrated strong sailing performance, with a documented racing history that speaks to both her competitive capability and fundamental soundness.
Power comes from a single 60-horsepower Lombardini diesel engine. The yacht has been maintained continuously throughout her life and has undergone major refits, preserving her condition and extending her service. She remains suitable for both cruising passage-making and competitive sailing.
Length
44.03 FT
Beam
10.60 FT
Draft
6.79 FT
Material
Wood
Cabins
3
Engines
1
Engine Make
Lombardini
Engine Model
Undefined
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel