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Model: GILLISSEN STEVENVLET 1245
Type: motor yacht
LOA (m): 12,45
Beam (m): 3,95
Draft (m): 1,30
Air draft (m): 2,90
Headroom (m): 2,00
Year built: 1990
Builder: Scheepsbouwers Werkendam
Country: The Netherlands
Designer: Th. Gillissen
Displacement (t): 22
CE norm: C
Hull material: steel
Hull colour: black
Hull shape: flange-welded / gejoggeld round-bilged
Bilge keels: yes
Superstructure material: steel
Rubbing strake: steel
Deck material: steel
Deck finish: (part new 2014) teak
Antifouling (year): 2024
Window frame: Rhigo aluminium
Window material: tempered glass
Deckhatch: + sliding roof in salon
Portholes: yes
Insulation: rockwool
Mast can be lowered: manual
Fuel tank (litre): 1200 steel
Fuel tank 2 (litre): 600 steel
Fuel daytank (litre): 40 steel
Freshwater tank (litre): 1500 steel
Blackwater tank (litre): 70 polyethylene
Level indicator (blackwater): Tankwatch
Blackwater tank extraction: deck extraction + uw line
Wheel steering: hydraulic
Extra info: Four opening windows and large sliding roofhatch for more light and ventilation.
Extra info: Sturdy built roundbilged flange-welded hull. Two small keels for easy motion, protected prop and supported fish-tail rudder.
French Canals ready!
Extra info: Mosquito gauzes for portholes and sliding roofhatch.
Pretty example of a typical Dutch round bilged motor yacht. Well built and maintained, nice woodwork and rugged flange welded hull. Equipped with central heating, ample storage and large tanks for extended stays onboard or cruising. Her current owner sailed her comfortably throughout Europe and also made trips to Scandinavia. Large windows (incl opening) for light and ventilation and a nice view from the deck salon. You will appreciate the aft cabin with separate shower and well stocked galley plus private dinette. So contemplating on discovering Europe This Gillissen may be the one for you.
For more information: GILLISSEN STEVENVLET 1245 for sale at De Valk Yacht Brokers - Click here:
Type: motor yacht
LOA (m): 12,45
Beam (m): 3,95
Draft (m): 1,30
Air draft (m): 2,90
Headroom (m): 2,00
Year built: 1990
Builder: Scheepsbouwers Werkendam
Country: The Netherlands
Designer: Th. Gillissen
Displacement (t): 22
CE norm: C
Hull material: steel
Hull colour: black
Hull shape: flange-welded / gejoggeld round-bilged
Bilge keels: yes
Superstructure material: steel
Rubbing strake: steel
Deck material: steel
Deck finish: (part new 2014) teak
Antifouling (year): 2024
Window frame: Rhigo aluminium
Window material: tempered glass
Deckhatch: + sliding roof in salon
Portholes: yes
Insulation: rockwool
Mast can be lowered: manual
Fuel tank (litre): 1200 steel
Fuel tank 2 (litre): 600 steel
Fuel daytank (litre): 40 steel
Freshwater tank (litre): 1500 steel
Blackwater tank (litre): 70 polyethylene
Level indicator (blackwater): Tankwatch
Blackwater tank extraction: deck extraction + uw line
Wheel steering: hydraulic
Extra info: Four opening windows and large sliding roofhatch for more light and ventilation.
Extra info: Sturdy built roundbilged flange-welded hull. Two small keels for easy motion, protected prop and supported fish-tail rudder.
French Canals ready!
Extra info: Mosquito gauzes for portholes and sliding roofhatch.
Pretty example of a typical Dutch round bilged motor yacht. Well built and maintained, nice woodwork and rugged flange welded hull. Equipped with central heating, ample storage and large tanks for extended stays onboard or cruising. Her current owner sailed her comfortably throughout Europe and also made trips to Scandinavia. Large windows (incl opening) for light and ventilation and a nice view from the deck salon. You will appreciate the aft cabin with separate shower and well stocked galley plus private dinette. So contemplating on discovering Europe This Gillissen may be the one for you.
For more information: GILLISSEN STEVENVLET 1245 for sale at De Valk Yacht Brokers - Click here:
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