Palmer Johnson 110 (Segelboot) - Verkauf

Model: PALMER JOHNSON 110
Type: sailing yacht
LOA (m): 33,50
LWL (m): 24,50
Beam (m): 7,16
Draft (m): 5,55
Draft min (m): 2,60
Air draft (m): 39,00
Headroom (m): 2,05
Year built: 1995
Builder: Palmer Johnson Yachts LLC
Country: U.S.A.
Designer: John G. Alden
Displacement (t): 95
Gross tonnage: 114
Net tonnage: 34
Hull material: aluminium
Hull colour: Dark Green
Hull shape: S-bilged
Keel type: - hydraulic by Holmatro lifting keel
Superstructure material: aluminium with teak
Rubbing strake: aluminum
Deck material: aluminium
Deck finish: teak
Antifouling (year): NRG Marine Sonihull system
Dorades: 2
Window frame: aluminium
Window material: double glazing
Deckhatch: 3 custom for deck lockers, rest Lewmar
Portholes: aluminium
Fuel tank (litre): 11.355 aluminium
Level indicator (fuel tank): Maretron DSM410
Freshwater tank (litre): 7.570
Level indicator (freshwater): Maretron DSM410
Blackwater tank (litre): 2x 3.700
Level indicator (blackwater): Maretron DSM410
Blackwater tank extraction: deck extraction + pump
Wheel steering: hydraulic
Inside helm position: in pilot house
Emergency tiller: + wheel steering
More info on paintwork: last painted 2020
Extra info: Last 4 years major refits, upgrades and renewals.
Extra info: List of works on request.
Extra info: Superb maintenance by very experienced owner
Originally named "Nazenin III", the luxury yacht "Keewaydin," translating to "home of the winds" in Native American Indian language, was completed in 1995 by Palmer Johnson. Renowned naval architect John G. Alden crafted her elegant exterior design.

Inside, designer John Munford created a timeless ambiance with classic raised wooden panels, adorned with accents of marble. The layout boasts a full-width owner's suite and two guest staterooms, all featuring en-suite facilities. Accommodating up to 6 guests and 5 crew members, Keewaydin ensures a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

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