Custom Bruma YCA (Segelboot) - Verkauf

DESCRIPTION:
BRUMA YCA -- A TIMELESS CLASSIC, PRESERVED WITH PURPOSE Some yachts are built to last. Very few survive as BRUMA has. Built in 1950 in Argentina to a design commissioned in 1947 by Eduardo Grimaldi and created by Niels Sorensen Viale, BRUMA YCA is a genuinely distinctive classic yacht, conceived around the principles of strength, safety, comfort and seaworthiness rather than fashion. Her design draws inspiration from the Nordic motor-fishing vessel tradition, giving her a character that is immediately recognisable: a robust double-ender, substantial displacement, generous accommodation and a highly functional sailing and motoring platform. At 19.90 metres, with a 5.32-metre beam and variable draft from 1.90 to 2.84 metres, she was designed to be both capable and versatile. What makes BRUMA particularly special, however, is not simply her age -- it is her authenticity.

Approximately 90% of the yacht remains original, including her hull structure, original interior character, furniture and woodwork. Remarkably, no hull planking has been replaced. The original spirit and craftsmanship of the yacht have therefore been preserved rather than recreated, offering something increasingly rare in today's classic yacht market: genuine provenance and genuine originality.

CLASSIC SOUL. MODERN CAPABILITY. BRUMA has not been frozen in time. Over recent years, significant investment has been made to preserve her character while bringing her systems and equipment up to the standards required for comfortable and reliable modern cruising. The yacht has benefited from a continuous programme of professional maintenance and upgrades, including a major refit covering propulsion, rig, electrical systems, plumbing, navigation, accommodation and onboard comfort.

Among the most significant investments are:
Volvo Penta D8-350 HP engine, installed as part of the major 2021/2022 refit programme, with only 487 hours currently recorded.
Masts and standing rigging renewed and comprehensively serviced in 2024,while maintaining the traditional character of her wooden Bermuda cutter-ketch rig.
Raymarine navigation and communication electronics, duplicated and updated through 2025.
New electrical panel and upgraded electrical infrastructure, adapted to modern European requirements.
New freshwater systems and water purification equipment, including a 2023 water purifier.
New air-conditioning system and upgraded refrigeration/gas systems.
New desalination system and extensive freshwater plumbing renewal.
Starlink satellite communications for modern connectivity at sea.
Updated tanks and sanitation systems, including new black-water tanks. Continuous annual deck maintenance,woodworking, varnishing,painting and protective-cover programmes.
Recent upgrades to the galley, bathrooms, flooring, cushions, awnings and interior finishes.
New mainsail and staysail,with the mizzen also recently renewed; the overall sail inventory remains in good condition. New batteries and renewed bow-thruster components. New outboard and serviced tender. Annual servicing and maintenance of the generator and onboard machinery.
This extensive investment means that BRUMA offers a particularly attractive proposition for the classic-yacht enthusiast: the atmosphere, craftsmanship and authenticity of a mid-century yacht, combined with the systems and equipment necessary for contemporary cruising.

A YACHT WITH A STORY BRUMA was conceived as a family vessel, intended for long, peaceful voyages with family and friends. Throughout her life she has retained that purpose, benefiting from permanent crew and continuous care rather than being left unused or subjected to occasional maintenance. Step aboard and the experience is immediate. The interior retains the atmosphere of the late 1940s, with original woodwork, generous proportions and a distinctly British-inspired layout. The saloon, owner's cabin, guest accommodation and original details create an ambience that simply cannot be reproduced on a modern yacht.
This is not a replica.
This is not a modern yacht styled to look old.
This is the real thing.

AN EXCEPTIONAL CLASSIC WITH A MODERN FUTURE For the discerning owner, BRUMA represents an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a genuine historic yacht that has been carefully preserved while receiving substantial investment in her mechanical, technical and comfort systems.
Her classic lines, original construction, traditional wooden masts, substantial volume and unique history give her an unmistakable presence. Her modern propulsion, navigation, communications, electrical and domestic systems make her a practical proposition for today's cruising.

BRUMA YCA is more than a classic yacht. She is a piece of maritime heritage -- preserved, invested in and ready for her next chapter. A truly individual yacht for an owner looking for character, history, authenticity and substance.

DESIGN

Builder: CORDO Brothers
Designer: Niels Sorensen Viale
Shipyard: CORDO Brothers
NOTES: Eduardo Grimaldi, the shipowner, businessman, and local entrepreneur, commissioned the design of the "BRUMA YCA" in 1947.
The design is clearly inspired by a Nordic Motor Fish Vessel: Mr. Grimaldi didn't commission a yacht with sleek, stylish lines, but rather a safe, robust, comfortable, and capable vessel that combined sailing with a good marine engine for navigating upriver, as well as the ability to adjust its draft, thus maintaining its righting capacity and ensuring safe sailing. The "BRUMA YCA" boasts a purely British layout: it places the crew cabin forward behind the chain locker, with access from the deck and an escape door to the starboard-forward cabin.

DIMENSIONS
Length 19.90 m,
beam 5.32 m,
minimum draft: 1.90 m / maximum draft: 2.84 m
depth: 3.46 m,
Gross Tonnage: 54.19 Tm

ENGINE
Engine: Volvo Penta D-8-350
Year: 2022
Power: Kw:257,4 / Hp.350
2004 Onan generator: annual serviced, 2025 batteries with 4876 hours
2021 Volvo engine: annual serviced, 2025 batteries with 487 hours
Propeller: 4 blades
Cruising Speed: 8 kn

TANKS
Fuel: 2800 l
Water: 2600 l
Holding: 220 l
NOTES TANKS:
2023 water purifier
Two black water tanks (2021 and 2025)
One grey water tank (90l)

GALLEY
Hot water: Yes
Refrigerator: Yes
Water system: Yes
NOTES: Refrigerator, Ice maker, gas stove, Water purification plant.

NAVIGATION INSTRUMENTS
Electronics: RAYMARINE
GPS: RAYMARINE
VHF: RAYMARINE
Automatic pilot: RAYMARINE
Compass: Yes
Plotter: RAYMARINE
Radar: RAYMARINE
NOTES: RAYMARINE ELECTRONICS, DUPLICATED AND UPDATED TO 2025
It is equipped with everything necessary for safe navigation. It has all the necessary electronics: GPS, radar, VHF, autopilot, wind instruments, depth sounder, log, etc., as well as a comfortable helm seat. Starlink Satellite Antenna.

DECK EQUIPMENT
Deck hardware: Custom
Hatches: Custom
Winches: Custom
The deck is well-sized, with very wide walkways and comfortable to walk on.
It has all been renovated with teak planks over the original petiribi wood, which, after repeated caulking, no longer provided a watertight seal. Structurally, it has a sturdy bulwark. There is no visible movement or cracking in the paintwork in the chainplate area.
The deck has well-defined areas: the bow with the impressive windlass for secure anchoring, storage space for the dinghy, as well as a sunbathing area, and aft, the helm station and a lovely table for enjoying the outdoors.
The boat has two comfortable grand staircases, one on each side. The helm station is protected by a rigid awning, and from there, the entire boat is clearly visible.

SAILS, SPARS&RIGGING
The sails as a whole are in good condition, with 80% of their lifespan remaining:
the genoa is over 10 years old, the mainsail is from 2023, and the staysail and mizzen are from 2024 (never used).
SAILS: GENOA 2011, MAINSAIL 2021, MIZZEN AND STAY SAIL 2024
WINTER COVERS 2014, MAINSAIL COVER 2025
Rigging: Bermuda cutter ketch
Mast: Wood
Boom: Wood
Furling system: Profurl
Running Rigging: Wire, dynema and poliester
NOTES: As for the rigging, it's a Bermuda cutter ketch, with two Douglas fir masts built in the traditional style: the main mast and the mizzen mast.
The fore-and-aft sails consist of a staysail with a boom and a furling jib. 3 It's a very well-balanced rig with a low center of effort, since it's a centerboard (variable keel), and its righting moment varies depending on the keel's position.
MASTS AND RIGGING REPLACED ON 2024
ELECTRICAL
Batteries: 4 groups + generator battery
Battery Charger: Victron
Generator: ONAN 11.0 MDKAZ
NOTES:
The electrical system operates at 24V and 220V and is constantly maintained.
The generator is an ONAN 11.0 MDKAZ with annual maintenance.
2004 Onan generator: annual serviced, 2025 batteries with 4876 hours
2018 service battery
SAFETY
CE Registration: YES
Fire-extinguishers: 1
Epirb: YES
Liferaft: YES
CONSTUCTION
Keel: Lifting board
Double Ender, Bermuda Ketch rigged, drifter.
Material: WOOD, mainly Lapacho (Tabebuia sp), Viraro (Pterogyne nitens), Peteribi (Cordia trichotoma), added iroko, teak, red pine, okume board and others.
The steering system is chain and gear. It is extremely efficient and robust; however, like all boats, it is equipped with an emergency steering system
ACCOMMODATIONS
Berths number: 6
Cabins number: 3
Cabin height: 2+ m
Shower: Yes
Air conditioning: Yes
Heating: Yes
NOTES:
Classic British character, generous proportions and an interior that takes you back to the golden age of yachting.
BRUMA YCA features a distinctive traditional British layout, carefully designed around privacy, comfort and practical life on board.
The forward section houses the crew quarters, followed by two spacious double cabins with generous berths, a fully equipped bathroom and the galley. From here, the companionway leads into the heart of the yacht -- the welcoming main saloon, a beautifully preserved family and entertaining space filled with original character and timeless craftsmanship.

Further aft, the yacht offers a particularly distinctive owner's suite extending across the full beam, with two individual berths and its own full bathroom. This original British arrangement reflects the philosophy of the period, where individual berths provided privacy and comfort rather than the large double beds that became common on yachts decades later.

Throughout the interior, original woodwork, traditional materials and period details create an unmistakable atmosphere. Stepping below feels like entering the late 1940s -- an era of understated elegance, quality craftsmanship and beautifully proportioned spaces. The original saloon remains particularly warm and inviting, while the owner's cabin and forward accommodation retain their authentic layout and character.

The bathrooms are equally evocative, with the original Blake porcelain, brass and chrome fittings providing a rare glimpse into classic British yacht construction.

The forward cabins are arranged symmetrically to port and starboard, each with generous berths, traditional furnishings, white enamel finishes and opening portholes providing natural ventilation while at anchor. They share a comfortable and well-appointed bathroom. While the interior naturally reflects the passage of time, it has been carefully maintained and selectively updated over the years, preserving its authentic patina and character rather than attempting to recreate a modern interior.

ACCOMMODATION & COMFORT
3 cabins 6 berths
Spacious 2+ m interior headroom
2 full bathrooms
Separate crew quarters
Full-beam owner's cabin
Traditional British interior layout
Original period woodwork and fittings
Air conditioning, recently replaced
Heating
Shower 2023 water purifier
Comfortable and generous saloon for family and guests

A rare opportunity to experience an authentic classic yacht interior -- original in spirit, beautifully proportioned and complemented by the modern comfort required for contemporary cruising.

EXTRAS
TV: Yes
Radio CD: Yes
Speakers Cockpit: Yes
Cockpit Shower: Yes
Swimming ladder: Yes

REFIT 2021
NEW VOLVO ENGINE
EEC MARKED
HOLDING BLACK WATER TANKS
NEW ENGINE ROOM EXTRACTOR SYSTEM
NEW ICE TRAY
NEW WATER HEATER AND CONNECTION TO THE ENGINE
LANDED
2022
REPLACEMENT OF 220V SOCKETS
CONVERTING SALON WINDOWS FROM MANUAL TO ELECTRIC
PAINTING THE KINGSIDE LAYOUT WHITE
REPLACING THE BOW THRUSTER BLADES
REBUILDING THE GALLEY BOX
NEW MAINSAIL
NEW BED LINENS
NEW BATH AND BEACH TOWELS
PAINTING THE ABOVEHAND HULL
LANDED

2023
REPLACING THE BOW THRUSTER SOLENOID
GALLEY: STOVETOP, OVEN, AND HOOD
NEW EXTRACTOR
NEW DESALINATION SYSTEM
NEW FAN COIL AND GAS STOVE REINFORCE ENGINE RIM
MOUNT NEW ANCHOR SHIELDS
NEW BOW THRUSTER TAIL
MAINSTAND AND MIZZEN HALLYS
NEW BOW THRUSTER TUNNEL
VARNISH MATS
LANDBOARDING

2024
DISAWALL MASTS: TURN TENSIONERS, STANDING RIGGING, ELECTRICAL WIRING, FITTINGS CHECK, LIGHTS AND VARNISH
CHAIR COVERS AND CUSHIONS
LADDER TO AUXILIARY HEAD
NEW FRESHWATER LINES WITH ZONED FACILITIES
NEW GAS REFRIGERATION LINES WITH TAPS ON EACH FAN COIL
STERILIZER
WATER PURIFIER
NEW ELECTRICAL PANEL
STARLINK ANTENNA
AFTER AND BRIDGE AWNINGS
LANDING

2025
FRESHWATER PUMP OVERHAUL
NEW BILGE LINES FROM THE ENGINE ROOM
NEW WOODEN SUPPORTS FOR THE AFTER WINCHES
REPLACEMENT OF KITCHEN, PASSAGEWAY, AND HEAD FLOORING
NEW PACKAGING AND GREASE GUN
NEW OUTBOARD MOTOR MOUNT
NEW OUTBOARD MOTOR
NEW MISSAIL AND STAYSIDE AIR CONDITIONING
NEW ENGINE BATTERY AND BOW THRUST REPLACED
ZODIAK RUBBER REPAIRED
LANDING

REFIT EVERY YEAR
LANDING
WOODWORKING AND VARNISHING OF DECK
WHITE PAINT REPAIRED ON DECK AND SUNBATH
INSTALLATION OF WINTER COVERS
WEEKLY WASHING
CLEANING OF TEAK DECK
TEXTILES
MATTRESSES FROM 2018+
BED LINENS, TOWELS FOR CABINS AND BATHROOMS ON DECK 2022
CREW CLOTHING: POLO SHIRTS AND PRINTED JACKETS IN VARIOUS SIZES 2024 REPLACEMENTS FOR: COVERS FOR SUNBATHS (SUNBATH, BRIDGE AND STERN), SALON AND DECK CHAIRS AND TABLECLOTHS FOR THE DECK TABLE
RENOVATION Sofa cover and curtains 2025
Raymarine electronics, duplicated and updated to 2025
Starlink satellite antenna
Zodiak from 2014, last service in 2025
Outboard motor 2025
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