2006 Holland Jachtbouw 37

Built in 2006 by Holland Jachtbouw to a design by British naval architect Bill Dixon, this 37-metre aluminium sloop combines custom craftsmanship with modern sailing performance. The lightweight construction and 8.15-metre beam provide stability and durability, while carbon-fibre masts and booms support efficient sail handling. A single Lugger diesel engine powers the yacht for cruising at 11 knots when conditions demand it, with a maximum speed of 12 knots.

The deck layout balances leisure and function, with an aft deck for seating and a wide flybridge offering panoramic views and clear sightlines for sail management. Large windows in the saloon flood the main living areas with natural light and create an open, airy feel throughout.

Below deck, the interior accommodates six guests across three cabins, anchored by a full-beam master suite finished in warm wood panelling. The saloon and dining area blend classic and contemporary elements, designed for both casual use and formal entertaining. Five heads serve the accommodation.

The yacht has been consistently maintained and upgraded over its life, built to meet demanding standards of both performance and operational reliability.