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Skutsje 1950

Authentic Frisian skûtsje from 1915.

  • Build year 1915, Sailingboat for sale
  • The Netherlands

40,000 EUR

Skutsje 1950 Sailingboat 1915, The Netherlands
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1915 Skûtsje for Sale – Authentic Frisian Cargo Ship with Rich HistoryAre you in search of a characteristic and traditional Frisian sailing ship with a rich past? Then this 1915 Skûtsje might be an intriguing option for you. Originally designed for transporting cargo across the Frisian inland waters, this type of ship is now cherished by enthusiasts of classic vessels, sailing races, and recreational boating. This particular vessel, named Drie Gezusters, was constructed at the Van De Werf shipyard in Drachten, a location with a long-standing tradition in Skûtsje building. Technical Specifications Brand: Skûtsje Type: 1950 Year Built: 1915 Length: 19.50 meters Width: 3.55 meters Draft: 0.45 meters Hull Material: Steel Hull Shape: Flat bottom Steering: Tiller, external steering Rudder: Single Registration: Listed in the Dutch Cadastre Documentation: Measurement certificate and specifications History and Construction This Skûtsje was built in 1915, a time when these ships played a vital role in regional freight transport. The Van De Werf shipyard in Drachten is renowned for its craftsmanship in constructing traditional Frisian vessels. The hull is made of steel, a modern material for shipbuilding at that time. The flat bottom makes the ship particularly suitable for shallow inland waters, like those found in Friesland and other parts of the Netherlands. Equipment and Usage The ship comes with two leeboards, a distinctive feature of Skûtsje design that enhances stability and course-keeping while sailing. Steering is done through a tiller on the exterior, providing a direct and traditional sailing experience. This Skûtsje has been used for various purposes in the past, including leisure sailing, sportive trips, holidays, weekend stays, and even as a houseboat. Its shallow draft of 45 cm makes it ideal for use on inland waters and lakes. There is no mast, sail wardrobe, running rigging, or standing rigging present. The new owner can rig the Skûtsje according to their preferences, depending on whether it will be used for pleasure or racing. Documentation and Registration The ship is no longer registered in the Dutch Cadastre. The old brand mark number is 66B Heerenv 1954. A measurement certificate and specifications are available. Aesthetics and Sailing Characteristics The owner describes the ship as an "exceptionally lined Skûtsje," indicating a striking design within the traditional lines of this type of vessel. Skûtsjes are known for their graceful, low silhouette and long, slender hull, contributing not only to their sailing properties but also to their aesthetic value. Suitable for Various Purposes Thanks to its dimensions and design, this Skûtsje is suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you are looking for a vessel for recreational sailing, participating in Skûtsje races, a floating holiday accommodation, or a floating living space, this ship offers diverse possibilities. The combination of traditional construction, ample dimensions, and documentation makes it an appealing choice for lovers of classic ships. Summary Authentic 1915 Skûtsje Built at a historic Frisian shipyard Steel hull with flat bottom Length of 19.50 meters, width 3.55 meters Includes measurement certificate and specifications Suitable for inland waters and lakes Versatile use: recreation, sports, living, or commercial purposes For enthusiasts of traditional Dutch vessels, this Skûtsje presents an opportunity to own a piece of sailing heritage. Contact us for more information or to schedule a viewing.

Specifications

Materiale / unit

Hull type

Steel

Length

19.50

Beam

3.55

Depth

0.45

Motor & technic

Engine

Fuel

Unknown