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The CNB 76 KESTREL was designed and classed for ocean-going cruising and performance. Naval architect Briand is known for penning performance sailboat designs. KESTREL’s GRP hull with carbon mast and boom and draft under 10’ further contributes to her exceptional level of overall performance. This CNB model was nominated for Best Sailing Yacht under 40 meters at the 2017 International Yacht & Aviation Awards.
KESTREL’s deck spaces are clean, uncluttered and easy for guests to move about. The on-deck cockpit features twin helms aft and spacious settees forward situated on either side. The portside dining table can convert into a large daybed for lounging under the Bimini cover, perfect for enjoying days spent onboard. From the cockpit, guests will enter the raised saloon. The space is filled with natural light with a dining area to port. The large dining table can be configured as two cocktail tables when desired. A navigation station and lounge area sit on the other side. Two cozy lounge chairs face each other and can swivel to create a small sofa facing the dining area. KESTREL’s styling is modern, offering a warm and welcoming ambiance with a monochromatic light-filled interior punctuated with color and texture. Flexibility is a considerable factor seen throughout KESTREL, from the adjustable dining table in the saloon to the portside guest cabin’s convertible beds.
The sailing yacht comfortably welcomes six guests in three cabins. Moving forward and down a few steps is a VIP cabin to port with a convertible double bed or twin beds arrangement. To starboard is a cabin with bunk beds. The full-beam master cabin is forward with a forward-facing centerline queen bed. Ensuite bathrooms accompany each stateroom for optimal privacy and convenience. The starboard guest ensuite bathroom also serves as a “day head.” Aft of the main saloon and down a few steps is a large galley and crew mess to starboard and a spacious Captain’s cabin to port. This guest forward/crew aft separation is an attribute for the size of the boat.
KESTREL’s exterior is sleek, gracefully incorporating a raised saloon, and boasts a modern plumb bow. The transom opens to be used as a platform for water access or for embarking and disembarking from the tender. The space under the aft deck is utilized as a tender garage instead of carrying the tender on deck. Since her deck is all one level, movement from twin helms to the cockpit and forward is easy. Kestrel’s deck layout is designed so that entry into the saloon from the cockpit is offset to starboard, which creates undisturbed dining or lounging to port.
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