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Waarschip 725

Wooden Waarschip 725 project boat for ambitious sailing

  • Build year ----- , Sailingboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

25 EUR



ex. EU Vat.
Waarschip 725 Sailingboat , The Netherlands
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Waarschip 725 now available in online auction. Everyone can place bids until October 19, 2026. What kind of boat is the Waarschip 725? The Waarschip 725 is a wooden sailing boat with a length of 7.25 meters, a beam of 2.50 meters, and a draft of 1.25 meters. She is equipped with a single rudder system and is operated externally with a tiller. Her mast is made of aluminum. With an estimated weight of approximately 1,200 kilograms, she requires careful attention during transport, storage, and maintenance. This boat is offered as a project boat. Her current condition is described as poor. This means you should anticipate overdue maintenance, work on the woodwork, and possibly additional attention to various components on deck, in the interior, and in the rigging. The harbor from which she comes has no further information about her history available. The year of construction is also not specified. Waarschip 725 now available in online auction. Everyone can place bids until October 19, 2026. Who is this boat suitable for? The Waarschip 725 may be of interest to someone looking for a wooden sailing boat who is willing to invest time, knowledge, and budget into her restoration. She suits a buyer who enjoys performing work themselves or having it assessed and executed by a specialist. Those looking for an immediately usable boat would be wise to critically evaluate her condition during the viewing day. In the past, she has been used on inland waters, lakes, ponds, and rivers. Her purposes included day sailing pleasure, recreational sailing, competitive sailing, vacations, and weekend trips. This previous usage gives an idea of the model's capabilities but says nothing about her current usability. The actual condition remains the most important basis for your assessment. What sails and equipment are present? Sails are included with the boat. The condition of the sails is described as fair. It is advisable to check during the viewing day whether the fabric, seams, reef points, battens, and attachment points meet your expectations. The mast, rigging, and other components of the rig should also receive careful visual inspection. Additionally, there is one anchor present. The anchor is secured with a combination of chain and line. The inventory on board is part of the sale; however, no separate inventory list has been provided. Therefore, please check what is onboard and in what condition the items are. What is known about maintenance? According to available data, the boat was last out of the water in 2026. This information indicates when these works took place according to available records but does not make any judgment about their quality or extent. Given her described poor condition, further investigation is strongly advised. For a wooden boat, particular attention should be paid to the hull, frames, keel connection, deck parts, cockpit, through-hulls, fastenings, and connections. Also look for signs of moisture damage, soft spots, cracks, and previous repairs. An expert can help you better assess the technical scope of work needed before you place a bid. What should you know about documentation? There are no documents available. Therefore information regarding construction history, previous owners, maintenance work performed or any repairs are lacking. It is also unknown when the boat was originally built. This limited background information should be taken into account in your assessment and when determining an appropriate bid. Anyone looking to buy a boat should not only consider the model and dimensions but also look at the available information and the condition of that specific vessel—especially when considering purchasing a second-hand boat with limited maintenance history. What to pay attention to during the viewing day? During the viewing day you can closely inspect the Waarschip 725. Take your time to carefully examine her hull, deck, cockpit, interior, mast, sails, rudder and other equipment present on board. Pay attention to visible damage, moisture issues, wood deterioration, loose parts and signs of prolonged inactivity. If you have little experience with wooden sailing boats it may be wise to bring someone with technical knowledge along. This boat will be sold via Boatauction and requires realistic preparation. If you're looking for tips on buying boats consider especially all aspects necessary after purchase such as transport logistics , storage solutions , woodwork , rigging , painting , safety equipment , and possibly additional technical inspections . The final investment consists not only of the auction amount but also includes all necessary work needed to make her suitable for your use. The Waarschip 725 thus primarily offers a project for a buyer willing to explore her potential while being prepared to proceed carefully . View her during the inspection day , form your own judgment about her condition , then determine what bid aligns with her state , missing documentation , and expected work .

Specifications Equipment

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Wood

Length

7.25

Beam

2.50

Deplacement

1200

Depth

1.25

Motor & technic

Engine

Fuel

Unknown