Designed by the renowned studio Sciomachen and built by the Biasi shipyards in Rome, this 1982 Biasi Domino 39 reflects the sharp lines and competitive heritage of the IOR era. With an overall length of 11.84 meters and a beam of 3.72 meters, this vessel remains a compelling choice for sailors who appreciate historical performance designs combined with functional cruising capabilities.
A standout feature of this particular model is its innovative dual-cockpit design with two separate entrances, a rare layout for its time that enhances both deck management and interior accessibility. The mast features a three-spreader rig, while the helm is controlled via tiller, providing an authentic and responsive sailing experience.
The interior has been updated to offer a modern living space, accommodating up to 8 people comfortably. The layout includes an owner's cabin in the bow with a double berth, a guest cabin at the stern with twin beds, an expansive dinette, and a galley equipped with a 4-burner gas stove. This configuration makes it well-suited for families or small groups looking for a balanced weekend cruiser.
Equipped for navigation and comfort, the vessel includes a comprehensive electronics suite: GPS/plotter, echosounder, autopilot, VHF, and compass. Deck hardware consists of 6 winches, a rollafiocco, lazy-bag, and tangone, supported by an electric anchor winch for easier handling. Domestic systems include a solar panel, battery charger, TV, and stereo system.
This Biasi Domino 39 is currently located in Italy and is offered with VAT paid. Please note that a 5% agency commission applies to the sale price of 29.000 EUR.