Brauer-Bützfleth Goélette aurique used

Step aboard a true piece of maritime history with this 19.9m Brauer-Bützfleth Goélette aurique. Originally built in 1945 by the Brauer shipyard in Hamburg for deep-sea fishing, this vessel has evolved from a working ship into a sophisticated, comfortable goletta. Classified as a BIP (Imbarcazione di Interesse Patrimoniale) in France, she offers a rare opportunity to own a meticulously maintained classic that serves as both a capable sailing vessel and a unique living space. Designed for those who appreciate traditional aesthetics paired with reliable mechanics, the yacht features a robust oak hull and a stunning 2009 teak deck. Her gaff-rigged sail plan includes a 2021 Oregon Douglas fir mast and a suite of sails revised by Atelier des Voiles. Under power, she is driven by a 125HP Scania Vabis 6-cylinder diesel engine, complemented by a 28HP Beta Marine engine dedicated to the hydraulic system and bow thruster. She comfortably maintains 6 knots at 1200 rpm. Inside, you will find a spacious 70m² interior crafted from mahogany and oak, housing six cabins and a bathroom with a full bathtub. The layout is designed for comfort, featuring a high deckhouse with a full galley, dishwasher, and central heating, making her suitable for year-round living. The exterior is equally impressive, offering an 80m² open terrace space ideal for entertaining or relaxing under the sun. This used boat is equipped for modern offshore safety, carrying a 2024-serviced life raft, comprehensive firefighting systems, and modern navigation electronics, including radar and AIS-ready communications. She has undergone extensive and documented restorations spanning from 1990 through 2024, ensuring her structural integrity remains excellent for her next journey. Located in the harbor of Marseille, France, this vessel is ready for inspection by appointment. This classic goletta is offered at 350.000 EUR. All VAT is paid, providing a straightforward transition for private ownership.