Performance sailing enthusiasts will appreciate this 2003 Bakewell-White Pocket Maxi 67, a vessel engineered for speed and structural integrity. Constructed in New Zealand, this yacht features a robust carbon and Kevlar hull paired with a carbon mast and rudder, ensuring a lightweight yet incredibly strong platform. Its design is defined by a sophisticated hydraulic retractable keel, which allows for a draft variation between 2.90m and 4.50m via an electro-hydraulic pump system, offering tactical flexibility in varying water depths.
This used boat has undergone significant maintenance and upgrades to keep it in excellent condition. Recent technical improvements in 2024 include new B&G Zeus S 9-inch and 7-inch chartplotters, a new VHF, and updated mast displays. Power management was further enhanced in 2025 with the installation of four new 95Ah AGM service batteries. Aesthetic refinements to the interior were completed in 2024, while the hull and mast received a full paint job in 2019, maintaining the vessel's striking appearance.
Designed for competitive use and endurance, the sail inventory is extensive. It includes a 2019 full-batten mainsail and 2019 battened jib, alongside four carbon jibs, a Yankee, a storm mainsail, and four differentiated gennakers. The deck layout is optimized for precision handling, featuring Harken and Lewmar gear, seven self-tailing winches, and an anchor system supported by hydraulic PTO from the engine. Practical features such as a freezer, spray hood, and tender make longer stays on board comfortable.
Layout-wise, the accommodation comprises two cabins and three aft berths, complemented by two heads, making it well-suited for a crew of up to 14 people for day sailing or racing campaigns. This vessel represents a rare opportunity to acquire a specialized composite yacht in Italy at a reduced price of 330.000 EUR. Serious inquiries are invited for this negotiable listing.