1936 William Fife 12mR Class

A William Fife design from 1936, this 12mR Class yacht was built at the Fairlie Shipyard in Scotland. At 70.5 feet in length with a 12.2-foot beam, she represents the refined lines and competitive character that defined the 12 Metre racing class. The wooden hull is powered by a single 78-horsepower Volvo Penta diesel engine.

The yacht has undergone ongoing restoration and refitting work over the years, with updates completed while preserving her original classic character. She accommodates one cabin and one head, suitable for cruising or racing use.

Built as a competitive sailing yacht, she combines the performance pedigree of the class with the aesthetic qualities that have made 12 Metres sought-after among sailors for decades.