1939 Sailboat Race Bermudian Cutter

A 1939 Race Bermudian Cutter, completed in 1947, this 60-foot sailing yacht represents a significant piece of classic design. Built to the specifications of France's leading naval architect of the era, she was constructed entirely in France. Her lines are distinctive enough to draw comparisons with the classic 12-Metre class, and her size—nearly 60 feet—makes her genuinely capable of extended cruising and living aboard.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and one head, with a layout suited to long-term passages. She is equipped with a single Yanmar diesel engine producing 77 horsepower, giving her a cruising speed of 7 knots. Modern electronics and navigation systems allow single-handed operation, while her design ensures self-sufficiency at anchor for extended periods.

Her hull has been maintained through years of Mediterranean cruising and regular participation in classic yacht races. The boat remains actively used in her home waters, demonstrating her seaworthiness and the durability of her original construction.