RUGOSA Yacht for Sale

Length: 71' (21.94m)
Builder: HERRESHOFF
Build: 1926/2007

Cabins: 1
Asking Price: €475,000

Not for sale or charter to U.S. residents while in U.S. waters.

RUGOSA is a New York Yacht Club 40 (Waterline Length). The 40's are the most
\nrevered of a distinguished string of Herreshoff NYYC One-Design classes. This is
\nbecause they have the strongest racing record and best acceptance for family
\ncruising. They were dubbed "The Fighting 40's" during years of fierce competition.
\nThat sterling record continues among the Classics today, given the success of
\nRUGOSA and sisterships such as the winning MARILEE, CHINOOK and ROWDY,
\nnamed "Boat of the Year" three times at St. Tropez.
\nThe NY 40's were designed by Captain Nathanael Greene Herreshoff. Those built in
\n1926, including RUGOSA, were fitted with Marconi yawl rigs designed by A. Sidney
\nDeWolf Herreshoff. Over his thirty years of ownership, Halsey C. Herreshoff has
\nmanaged extensive improvements including structural elements, rig enhancements,
\nmodern winches, navigational gear, and sails.
\n

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Specifications

Builder	HERRESHOFF
Length (LOA)	71' (21.94m)
Year	1926
Year Refit	2007
Draft	9' (2.6m)
Beam	14' (4.27m)
Location	United States

Accommodations

Staterooms	1
Sleeps	9

Dimensions & Capacity

LOA	71' (21.94m)
LWL	41' (12.2m)
Max Draft	9' (2.6m)
Fuel Tank	50 g (189 L)
Fresh Water	75 g (284 L)
Holding Tank	30 g (113 L)
Displacement	66,500

Construction

Hull Material	Wood
Ext. Designer	Nathanael G. Herreshof

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Accommodation

4 x Single berths
1 x Twin berths
2 x Double berths
1 x Head
The deck arrangement of the vessel has proven ideal for either racing or cruising. Wide open area's fore and aft provide easy crew access.
Considerable thought evolved particularly sensible halyard and sheet placements for winches and belaying. Thus, the yacht exhibits easy sailing with large crews or small number of weekend sailors.
She has ample vertical hull dimensions for full head-room below under the deck without benefit of the two deck houses that contain hatches.
There are nine bunks in the efficient open-arrangement design. Two additional bunks exist under the cockpit which happy crew have named "The Cave"
The galley is forward as originally designed but is fitted with modern stove and reefer. There is a handsome gimbled dining table amidships and aft a spacious table for charts, instruments and double seating for planning and navigation.

Galley & Laundry Equipment

Navigation Equipment

Deck Equipment

Sails And Rigging

Comments

She is a New York Yacht Club 40 (Waterline Length). The 40's are the most revered of a distinguished string of Herreshoff NYYC One-Design classes. This is because they have the strongest racing record and best acceptance for family cruising. They were dubbed "The Fighting 40's" during years of fierce competition. That sterling record continues among the Classics today, given the success of the vessel and sisterships such as the winning MARILEE, CHINOOK and ROWDY, named "Boat of the Year" three times at St. Tropez.

The NY 40's were designed by Captain Nathanael Greene Herreshoff. Those built in 1926, including the vessel, were fitted with Marconi yawl rigs designed by A. Sidney DeWolf Herreshoff. Over his thirty years of ownership, Halsey C. Herreshoff has managed extensive improvements including structural elements, rig enhancements, modern winches, navigational gear, and sails.