Claasen signs contract for new Hoek-design sailing yacht

20 September 2012 • Written by Malcolm MacLean

Classen Shipyards in the Netherlands has signed a contract to build a 38.4m all-aluminium sailing sloop designed by Hoek Design.

She will be classed and equipped under MCA LY2, ready for private use or charter. The yacht will feature a traditional classic hull with a sweeping sheerline, and long overhangs. The layout on deck is based on a proven concept of a private master cockpit aft and a centrally positioned guest cockpit and deckhouse. These guest areas allow for both inside and outside dining and lounging.

The towering carbon rig will feature a full set of carbon rigging and suit of modern racing sails. Down below the main saloon is positioned aft of the full width engine room and forward of the full width master stateroom. The saloon will be fitted with a fireplace and high-end entertainment systems. In the stateroom, mirrored around the centerline there will be a separate head and shower. Against the aft bulkhead there will be a king size bed flanked by comfortable seating on either side. All guest areas will be fitted with hull ports to provide the required natural light.

Forward of the engine room there are two generous guest cabins, one double and one twin. The area forward of the mast is reserved for the five crew members in a spacious galley and crew mess, laundry and three cabins.

Completion is set for April 2015.

Claasen Jachtbouw

T: +31 71 5727 734 - Jan Hart

E: jh@claasenshipyards.com

W: www.claasenjachtbouw.nl

Hoek Design Naval Architects

T: +31 299 372 853

E: info@hoekdesign.com

W: www.hoekdesign.com

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