1996 Baltic 87

The Baltic 87 is a high-performance sailing yacht built in 1996 with a fiberglass hull and twin MTU diesel engines of 334 hp. She cruises at 8 knots with a maximum speed of 11 knots. Notable design features include a carbon mast and boom, a lifting keel, a hydraulic carbon hardtop, and an integrated dinghy garage with a folding transom that allows a water jet tender to be driven directly into the stern.

The yacht accommodates six cabins and six heads. The layout includes four to five guest cabins and one crew cabin, each with an ensuite bathroom and shower. Two aft guest cabins feature a divider that allows flexible configuration: they can be arranged as one larger cabin with a central double berth and two side singles, or as two separate cabins with single berths. The boat offers generous deck space with a protected cockpit designed to seat ten, a carbon hardtop for shade and dining, and spacious sunbeds for relaxation at anchor.

Recent maintenance and upgrades include a complete rewiring of the electrical systems, new B&G navigation equipment, full servicing of both MTU engines, installation of a new watermaker, a Starlink package, an upgraded bilge pump system, and a detailed rigging inspection with mast unstepping completed in December 2023.