Crown Keyzer S24 Tcc
Leiderdorp, The Netherlandson the market since 10 days
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About
Crown Yachts is the builder of the renowned Crown Keyzer S series. Yachts belonging to the premium class of Dutch yacht construction, ranging from 33 to 45 feet (10 – 14 meters). Beautifully designed, well-thought-out, innovative designs equipped with an excellent hull, paint system, finish work, installation, and not to forget service. Customizing is anchored in the DNA of Crown Yachts.
At the request of an owner of a Crown Keyzer S40, Jan Keyzer from Crown Yachts began developing the concept for a compact tender in 2021. This tender was to embody the class and appearance of the Crown Keyzer S series while offering something extra compared to existing options. From this concept emerged the Crown Keyzer S24, a 7.25 m long aluminum tender with the characteristic look of the Crown Keyzer S series. This Crown Keyzer S24 features a tent fabric screen configuration that ensures a minimal air draft as this section can also be folded down. Almost all tenders and sloops have a bow that is too high to create any seating height for the toilet. The Crown Keyzer S24 has solved this differently, resulting in a lower, sleeker line and naturally a minimal air draft while still accommodating an extremely functional toilet in the forepeak.
For propulsion, a Honda outboard motor with 100 horsepower featuring the renowned Honda V-TEC technology has been chosen. This allows for comfortable and economical cruising. And when needed, the S24 can be pushed to achieve speeds of up to 45 km/h. Additionally, the chosen outboard concept of the S24 allows for electric motorization. The recently launched E-propulsion outboards X12, 20, and 40 fit seamlessly into the S24, even retrofitting.
The further development of the Crown Keyzer S24 has resulted in the Crown Keyzer S24TCC. TCC stands for “Tiny Cabin Cruiser.” The 24 TCC has, in addition to previously mentioned specifications, a sleeping area with full-length beds in the forepeak where one bed conceals a large marine toilet underneath. Underneath the other bed is a sink with running water. The cabin can be closed off to hide it from view during the day and provides privacy during toilet use.
From head height, one is concealed from sight. A privacy sail and blinds in the cockpit tent provide 100% closure against prying eyes. When used as a sleeping area, both double doors and three hatches can be fully opened to create as light and airy a space as possible. Of course, the cabin can remain open while underway since bed mattresses are upholstered with cushion fabric—a fun play area for little ones.
Furthermore, the 24 TCC features a galley conveniently located behind the helm console at the cockpit table. This beautiful teak furniture can be equipped with a 50-liter refrigerator and includes a sink with running water. The TCC is therefore equipped with a 42-liter water tank with a pressurized water system. Cooking is even possible on a single-burner induction cooktop via an optional 1600 watt/65 amp Victron inverter/charger.
Naturally, one cannot expect a fully-fledged cabin cruiser from a 7.25 m long tender with such low air draft; however, multi-day or even week-long self-supported voyages are very much possible—voyages that can navigate waters with very limited air draft (1.1 m) and draft (0.6 m). Meanwhile, the S24 also holds its own on larger waters with planing capability.
With its Crown Keyzer S24 TCC, adventure on water is at its best—with comfort!
The displayed “CAATJE” is finished in “chic teak” style—outwardly sleek and modern while featuring interior aesthetics reminiscent of classic handcrafted wooden sloops—a true gentleman's tender with skills.
12 months warranty!
- Windscreen made of tent fabric with windows and stainless steel top tube and foldable mounts
- Cockpit tent with stainless steel brackets mounted on tent above sunbed
- Continuous tent above sunbed with stainless steel bracket and rear window allowing navigation with closed tent
- Tent fabric surcharge executed in “German cabrio cover” three-layer tent fabric with removable inner lining; canopy is “made in Germany”
- Artificial teak deck on cockpit floor and passage(s)
- Artificial teak deck on swim platform
- Artificial teak deck on foredeck
- Bow thruster 25 kgf.
- Upgraded cushion set to Diamond stitch Silverguard fabric in color of choice; decorative trim on hull will be adjusted accordingly.
- Sink built into starboard bed
- Shore connection with cable
- Earth leakage switch/fuse with connection for charger or inverter/charger (optional)
- 230 volt/6 liter hot water boiler
- Various 230 volt outlets and USB C ports
- Two USB ports operating on 12 volts
- Set of built-in high-quality Hertz speakers prepared for audio system
- Simrad I35 NMEA2000 readout (expansion to plotter possible)
- NMEA 2000 system on engine for digital readout
- NMEA 2000 depth meter sensor
- Railblaza mounting points at various locations for cup holder, phone holder or tablet holder (holders optional)
- Integrated connections at port and starboard for Stazo lock (cable and lock optional)
- Preparation for Zipwake trim tabs
- Set of fenders and mooring lines
Total including aforementioned upgrades/options including 1 year warranty: €89,000.-
This concerns the demo model.
At the request of an owner of a Crown Keyzer S40, Jan Keyzer from Crown Yachts began developing the concept for a compact tender in 2021. This tender was to embody the class and appearance of the Crown Keyzer S series while offering something extra compared to existing options. From this concept emerged the Crown Keyzer S24, a 7.25 m long aluminum tender with the characteristic look of the Crown Keyzer S series. This Crown Keyzer S24 features a tent fabric screen configuration that ensures a minimal air draft as this section can also be folded down. Almost all tenders and sloops have a bow that is too high to create any seating height for the toilet. The Crown Keyzer S24 has solved this differently, resulting in a lower, sleeker line and naturally a minimal air draft while still accommodating an extremely functional toilet in the forepeak.
For propulsion, a Honda outboard motor with 100 horsepower featuring the renowned Honda V-TEC technology has been chosen. This allows for comfortable and economical cruising. And when needed, the S24 can be pushed to achieve speeds of up to 45 km/h. Additionally, the chosen outboard concept of the S24 allows for electric motorization. The recently launched E-propulsion outboards X12, 20, and 40 fit seamlessly into the S24, even retrofitting.
The further development of the Crown Keyzer S24 has resulted in the Crown Keyzer S24TCC. TCC stands for “Tiny Cabin Cruiser.” The 24 TCC has, in addition to previously mentioned specifications, a sleeping area with full-length beds in the forepeak where one bed conceals a large marine toilet underneath. Underneath the other bed is a sink with running water. The cabin can be closed off to hide it from view during the day and provides privacy during toilet use.
From head height, one is concealed from sight. A privacy sail and blinds in the cockpit tent provide 100% closure against prying eyes. When used as a sleeping area, both double doors and three hatches can be fully opened to create as light and airy a space as possible. Of course, the cabin can remain open while underway since bed mattresses are upholstered with cushion fabric—a fun play area for little ones.
Furthermore, the 24 TCC features a galley conveniently located behind the helm console at the cockpit table. This beautiful teak furniture can be equipped with a 50-liter refrigerator and includes a sink with running water. The TCC is therefore equipped with a 42-liter water tank with a pressurized water system. Cooking is even possible on a single-burner induction cooktop via an optional 1600 watt/65 amp Victron inverter/charger.
Naturally, one cannot expect a fully-fledged cabin cruiser from a 7.25 m long tender with such low air draft; however, multi-day or even week-long self-supported voyages are very much possible—voyages that can navigate waters with very limited air draft (1.1 m) and draft (0.6 m). Meanwhile, the S24 also holds its own on larger waters with planing capability.
With its Crown Keyzer S24 TCC, adventure on water is at its best—with comfort!
The displayed “CAATJE” is finished in “chic teak” style—outwardly sleek and modern while featuring interior aesthetics reminiscent of classic handcrafted wooden sloops—a true gentleman's tender with skills.
12 months warranty!
- Windscreen made of tent fabric with windows and stainless steel top tube and foldable mounts
- Cockpit tent with stainless steel brackets mounted on tent above sunbed
- Continuous tent above sunbed with stainless steel bracket and rear window allowing navigation with closed tent
- Tent fabric surcharge executed in “German cabrio cover” three-layer tent fabric with removable inner lining; canopy is “made in Germany”
- Artificial teak deck on cockpit floor and passage(s)
- Artificial teak deck on swim platform
- Artificial teak deck on foredeck
- Bow thruster 25 kgf.
- Upgraded cushion set to Diamond stitch Silverguard fabric in color of choice; decorative trim on hull will be adjusted accordingly.
- Sink built into starboard bed
- Shore connection with cable
- Earth leakage switch/fuse with connection for charger or inverter/charger (optional)
- 230 volt/6 liter hot water boiler
- Various 230 volt outlets and USB C ports
- Two USB ports operating on 12 volts
- Set of built-in high-quality Hertz speakers prepared for audio system
- Simrad I35 NMEA2000 readout (expansion to plotter possible)
- NMEA 2000 system on engine for digital readout
- NMEA 2000 depth meter sensor
- Railblaza mounting points at various locations for cup holder, phone holder or tablet holder (holders optional)
- Integrated connections at port and starboard for Stazo lock (cable and lock optional)
- Preparation for Zipwake trim tabs
- Set of fenders and mooring lines
Total including aforementioned upgrades/options including 1 year warranty: €89,000.-
This concerns the demo model.
