Sparkman & Stephens 44 - Freya Class 44 (1970) Zum Verkauf

This beautiful SPARKMAN AND STEPHENS 44 is for sale in BELGIUM for 109,000 euros.

Originally designed under the name 'GEM' (S&S design #1930/2 named in "The hundred best"), LEVANTE was commissioned by the famous sailor William Ziegler lll. The design of 'Levante' captures the imagination both on the outside and inside. In the early 1970s, the owner William Ziegler III won many races in the West and East Atlantic with GEM. Since only about five sister ships were built, we can safely speak of a ship that is unique in its kind.

Her hull lines remained unchanged, preserving her original performance characteristics. She can be sailed perfectly singlehanded, as all lines run right into the cockpit. The original drawings of sail plan and hull designs have been preserved in good condition and are in the yacht. The interior and exterior are virtually original and only slightly adapted to modern comfort. She sails excellent in low winds and can reach a speed of 8 knots in only 15 knots of wind.

Comfortable, beautiful, fast, solid and well-balanced: this yacht is timeless and perfect for the sailor who likes to stand out in a classic regatta, or prefers to anchor privately at an anchorage, or go out with family and friends, or be admired in any marina anywhere in the world. Over six people can stay on Levante. She is currently located in Antwerp, Belgium, but delivery is possible under certain conditions.

Originally, LEVANTE was designed under the name 'GEM' (S&S design #1930/2 mentioned in "The hundred best") and was commissioned by the famous sailor William Ziegler lll. The design of 'Levante' appeals to the imagination both on the outside and inside. In the early 70s, the owner William Ziegler III won many races in the West and East Atlantic with GEM. Because only five sister ships were built, we can safely speak of a ship that is unique in its kind.

Her hull lines remained unchanged, preserving her original performance characteristics. She can be sailed perfectly single-handed, because all lines run into the cockpit. The original drawings of sail plan and hull designs have been preserved in good condition and are in the yacht. The interior and exterior are almost original and only slightly adapted to modern comfort. She sails excellently in low winds and can reach a speed of 8 knots in only 15 knots of wind.