1982 Herreshoff
28' (8.53m) Rozinante - Graceful
This beautiful Herreshoff Rozinante 28 foot Ketch/Canoe Yawl is in excellent condition and easy to see in Blades, Delaware. She is beautifully constructed with a rich wood interior and is an absolute dream to sail. The current owner has meticulously maintained her since her purchase in 2014.
- Blades Delaware United States
- Rozinante
- Sail
- Used
- Other
- Wood Hull
Description
This beautiful Herreshoff Rozinante 28 foot Ketch/Canoe Yawl is in excellent condition and easy to see in Blades, Delaware. She is beautifully constructed with a rich wood interior and is an absolute dream to sail. The current owner has meticulously maintained her since her purchase in 2014. Graceful is ready for her next owner who will appreciate its design and craftsmanship.
Data Sheet
LOA: 28' " (8.53 Meters)
Type: Sail - Used
Year: 1982
Beam: 6' 4"
Bridge Clearance: ' "
Draft Max: 3' 9"
Draft Min: ' "
Cabins: 1
Maximum Speed: 9 Knots
Cruise Speed: 6 Knots
Range NMI:
Fuel Type: Other
Hull Material: Wood
Fuel Tank: Gallons ( Liters)
Fresh Water: Gallons ( Liters)
Holding Tank: Gallons ( Liters)
Full Details
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CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Black locust cockpit grating
Cherry cockpit seating
Fir cabin seat bases and other areas
Mahogany details and trim throughout
Sassafras mast spreaders
Spruce masts/booms
Teak handrails/toerails
White oak keel, ribs, other structural
Yellow pine ceiling in cabin
UPGRADES
RECENT WORK
While out of the water in 2018 the current owners to advantage of the opportunity to properly remove all of the many years buildup of bottom paint and get down to a nice clean wood surface again. The repainting was done with input from Petit experts to make sure that the lead keel and wood was properly treated. While in the barn and dried out a bit for the first time in years every seam in the entire hull was also gone over, vacuumed, and repayed with either underwater and topsides seam compounds for a very tight and long lasting result. The old tar pitch in the bilge to keel joint was also removed and replaced with expensive but naturally antimicrobial beeswax, like high end yachts of yesteryear. The two masts and booms, spreaders, plus wood blocks were refinished from bare wood with System Three epoxy and epoxy paint. The masts are now tan with white tips and will have much less maintenance than the previous varnish over epoxy. Virtually all of the bronze and stainless-steel fastenings on the masts/booms was replaced with new. A visual inspection of the rigging did not show anything obvious, so it was all reused. New white oak cockpit cap trim pieces were also laminated up, epoxied and clear finished. The cabin top teak hand rails were also epoxied and clear finished with System Three products. All of the bronze deck hardware on the boat was also stripped and buffed out prior to rebedding with new bronze fasteners. The teak toe rails were sanded and rebedded on the new deck. The forward hatch was taken apart, cleaned, rebuilt and screens made for it and the cockpit entrance. The winches were cleaned, lubed, and pawls-springs replaced. The areas under cockpit cover including cockpit seats and entrance deck were also sanded and revarnished. The entire interior was also refinished/revarnished as needed and all the wall hooks for sail stops etc. replaced with stainless steel ones. A new electronic depth indicator was installed in the cabin wall so it could be easily seen from the cockpit and joins the existing bulkhead compass.
CO-BROKERAGE AGREEMENT
Disclaimer
The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.
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