William Fife 15m Class
Barcelona, Spainon the market since 16 days
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Northrop and Johnson (Palma)
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MARISKA WILL ATTEND THE 2025 PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW / PALMA SUPERYACHT VILLAGE (30th April to 3rd May).
Don't miss this opportunity. Contact us for further information and/or to arrange a viewing.
Designed by the world famous William Fife III and built at the William Fife & Son yard, MARISKA is one of only four of the famous 15m Class existing today. In total 20 of these magnificent 15m Class were built between 1908 and 1917 at which time they were the cutting edge race yachts and highly favoured by the aristocracy. MARISKA was built for A K Stothert, one of the most acclaimed sailors at the time. Bought by her current owner in 2007, MARISKA underwent an incredibly comprehensive restoration that lasted two and half years and took 25,000 man-hours. During this time, the yacht was completely stripped back to bare frames and restored from the keel up. Re-launched in September 2009, she secured two impressive second places in the Coupe d’Automne YCF and Les Voiles de St. Tropez. Since then she has continued to build a spectacular palmares that notably includes winning the 15m Class Trophy in 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. Having won the Giraglia, Puerto Sherry, San Remo and St Tropez during 2016 (The Grand Slam) this was a season that demonstrated the astonishing capability of this superb yacht and crew and was achieved again in 2017!
The sale of MARISKA represents an incredibly rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored and superbly documented piece of history. Not only is she one of the most beautiful yachts afloat, but also one of the most successful race boats.
MARISKA is offered fully prepared to race or to cruise, and the sophisticated race programme, logistics and expert crew who have so successfully sailed her since 2009 can be easily taken over by any Buyer with the Owner’s help. This really is an opportunity to join one of the most prestigious race classes in the world and compete at the very top level. The history of this remarkable yacht and her restoration are superbly documented so please do get in contact to receive additional information.
Designed by the world famous William Fife III and built at the William Fife & Son yard, MARISKA is one of only four of the famous 15m Class existing today. In total 20 of these magnificent 15m Class were built between 1908 and 1917 at which time they were the cutting edge race yachts and highly favoured by the aristocracy. MARISKA was built for A K Stothert, one of the most acclaimed sailors at the time. Bought by her current owner in 2007, MARISKA underwent an incredibly comprehensive restoration that lasted two and half years and took 25,000 man-hours. During this time, the yacht was completely stripped back to bare frames and restored from the keel up. Re-launched in September 2009, she secured two impressive second places in the Coupe d’Automne YCF and Les Voiles de St. Tropez. Since then she has continued to build a spectacular palmares that notably includes winning the 15m Class Trophy in 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. Having won the Giraglia, Puerto Sherry, San Remo and St Tropez during 2016 (The Grand Slam) this was a season that demonstrated the astonishing capability of this superb yacht and crew and was achieved again in 2017!The sale of MARISKA represents an incredibly rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored and superbly documented piece of history. Not only is she one of the most beautiful yachts afloat, but also one of the most successful race boats. MARISKA is offered fully prepared to race or to cruise, and the sophisticated race programme, logistics and expert crew who have so successfully sailed her since 2009 can be easily taken over by any Buyer with the Owner’s help. This really is an opportunity to join one of the most prestigious race classes in the world andcompete at the very top level. The history of this remarkable yacht and her restoration are superbly documented so please do get in contact to receive additional information.
Type: 15 Meter International GaugeArchitect/builder: design no. 553 by William Fife, Fairlie on the Clyde, Scotland, 1908 HULLLength of hull: 23.40 m Length overall: 27.60 m Main beam: 4.20 mDraught: 2.75 m
Paint cycle used: AWLGRIPDeck covering: teak made by C.R.Méditerranée
Ballast: 17.5 T (lead)Material: steel/wood composite hullPaint: Application Peinture de l'industrie au Yacht (APIY) La Ciotat.
Empty hull weight: 34 tonnes
RIG & SAILSRigging: auric cutterMaterial of all spars: spruce, except Oregon pine for the lower mast Lower mast: 19.80mBoom mast: 7.20 m Boom: 16.20 mMainsail horn: 11.20 mBowsprit: 6.70m including 4.20m beyond the stem Boom: 9.50mBoom: 8 m Deck covering: teakBulkheads, companionway, hatches, fargue: mahogany
SAILING :The total original sail area, as recorded in the Lloyd's Register, was 4448 square feet, or 413.23 m².Mainsail: 195 m² Boom sail: 56 m² Headsails : jib 47m² , gennaker (depending on cut 300 to 500m²), staysail 37m² , clin jib 45m²
MACHINERY
Engine: Yanmar 4JH4G 110 HP
TANKAGE
Fuel: 400 litres
Water 3500 litres
Mariska’s incredibly comprehensive restoration ran from 2007 to 2009 and totalled 25000 man hours. It was decided to stick to the 15m Class regulations and as closely as possible to the original design of William Fife.A significant point is that this project was intentionally a restoration and NOT a reconstruction.A detailed account of the restoration is available.KEY COMPANIESShipyard: Chantiers Réunis Méditerranée, La CiotatNaval Architecture: Groupe Fauroux, CannesInterior Design: Ines Knoll DesignSpars: Gilbert Pasqui, Villefranche-sur-merStanding Rigging: Performance Gréement, CannesRunning Rigging: Gréement Courant, MorgesSales: Zaoli Sails, Sanremo
Sleeps 6 guests in 3 cabins, two double and one single cabin with a Pullman bed. On board, there are two bathrooms with showers and toilets as well as crew cabins for 4, a saloon, and a galley. Floors: MahoganyWood paneling and panels: Varnished and lacquered mahogany Trim: mahogany
RIG
SAILS Sails supplied by Zaoli Sails, San Remo
Tender: Highfield 260
Anchors32kg CQR50kg CQR100m 12mm chain (2020)
Mariska is permanently maintained by a professional crew. The latest improvements and repairs are:
Specifications and details of this vessel are provided in good faith for informational purposes only. Data regarding the specifications, operating characteristics and condition of the vessel was obtained from sources believed reliable but is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes responsibility to verify all speeds, capacities, consumptions and other measurements contained herein and otherwise provided and agrees to instruct his agent or surveyor to confirm such details prior to purchase. Vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price and inventory changes and withdrawal from market without notice.
Engine hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker has been told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot and does not guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise, and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
Don't miss this opportunity. Contact us for further information and/or to arrange a viewing.
Designed by the world famous William Fife III and built at the William Fife & Son yard, MARISKA is one of only four of the famous 15m Class existing today. In total 20 of these magnificent 15m Class were built between 1908 and 1917 at which time they were the cutting edge race yachts and highly favoured by the aristocracy. MARISKA was built for A K Stothert, one of the most acclaimed sailors at the time. Bought by her current owner in 2007, MARISKA underwent an incredibly comprehensive restoration that lasted two and half years and took 25,000 man-hours. During this time, the yacht was completely stripped back to bare frames and restored from the keel up. Re-launched in September 2009, she secured two impressive second places in the Coupe d’Automne YCF and Les Voiles de St. Tropez. Since then she has continued to build a spectacular palmares that notably includes winning the 15m Class Trophy in 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. Having won the Giraglia, Puerto Sherry, San Remo and St Tropez during 2016 (The Grand Slam) this was a season that demonstrated the astonishing capability of this superb yacht and crew and was achieved again in 2017!
The sale of MARISKA represents an incredibly rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored and superbly documented piece of history. Not only is she one of the most beautiful yachts afloat, but also one of the most successful race boats.
MARISKA is offered fully prepared to race or to cruise, and the sophisticated race programme, logistics and expert crew who have so successfully sailed her since 2009 can be easily taken over by any Buyer with the Owner’s help. This really is an opportunity to join one of the most prestigious race classes in the world and compete at the very top level. The history of this remarkable yacht and her restoration are superbly documented so please do get in contact to receive additional information.
Designed by the world famous William Fife III and built at the William Fife & Son yard, MARISKA is one of only four of the famous 15m Class existing today. In total 20 of these magnificent 15m Class were built between 1908 and 1917 at which time they were the cutting edge race yachts and highly favoured by the aristocracy. MARISKA was built for A K Stothert, one of the most acclaimed sailors at the time. Bought by her current owner in 2007, MARISKA underwent an incredibly comprehensive restoration that lasted two and half years and took 25,000 man-hours. During this time, the yacht was completely stripped back to bare frames and restored from the keel up. Re-launched in September 2009, she secured two impressive second places in the Coupe d’Automne YCF and Les Voiles de St. Tropez. Since then she has continued to build a spectacular palmares that notably includes winning the 15m Class Trophy in 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. Having won the Giraglia, Puerto Sherry, San Remo and St Tropez during 2016 (The Grand Slam) this was a season that demonstrated the astonishing capability of this superb yacht and crew and was achieved again in 2017!The sale of MARISKA represents an incredibly rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored and superbly documented piece of history. Not only is she one of the most beautiful yachts afloat, but also one of the most successful race boats. MARISKA is offered fully prepared to race or to cruise, and the sophisticated race programme, logistics and expert crew who have so successfully sailed her since 2009 can be easily taken over by any Buyer with the Owner’s help. This really is an opportunity to join one of the most prestigious race classes in the world andcompete at the very top level. The history of this remarkable yacht and her restoration are superbly documented so please do get in contact to receive additional information.
Type: 15 Meter International GaugeArchitect/builder: design no. 553 by William Fife, Fairlie on the Clyde, Scotland, 1908 HULLLength of hull: 23.40 m Length overall: 27.60 m Main beam: 4.20 mDraught: 2.75 m
Paint cycle used: AWLGRIPDeck covering: teak made by C.R.Méditerranée
Ballast: 17.5 T (lead)Material: steel/wood composite hullPaint: Application Peinture de l'industrie au Yacht (APIY) La Ciotat.
Empty hull weight: 34 tonnes
RIG & SAILSRigging: auric cutterMaterial of all spars: spruce, except Oregon pine for the lower mast Lower mast: 19.80mBoom mast: 7.20 m Boom: 16.20 mMainsail horn: 11.20 mBowsprit: 6.70m including 4.20m beyond the stem Boom: 9.50mBoom: 8 m Deck covering: teakBulkheads, companionway, hatches, fargue: mahogany
SAILING :The total original sail area, as recorded in the Lloyd's Register, was 4448 square feet, or 413.23 m².Mainsail: 195 m² Boom sail: 56 m² Headsails : jib 47m² , gennaker (depending on cut 300 to 500m²), staysail 37m² , clin jib 45m²
MACHINERY
Engine: Yanmar 4JH4G 110 HP
TANKAGE
Fuel: 400 litres
Water 3500 litres
Mariska’s incredibly comprehensive restoration ran from 2007 to 2009 and totalled 25000 man hours. It was decided to stick to the 15m Class regulations and as closely as possible to the original design of William Fife.A significant point is that this project was intentionally a restoration and NOT a reconstruction.A detailed account of the restoration is available.KEY COMPANIESShipyard: Chantiers Réunis Méditerranée, La CiotatNaval Architecture: Groupe Fauroux, CannesInterior Design: Ines Knoll DesignSpars: Gilbert Pasqui, Villefranche-sur-merStanding Rigging: Performance Gréement, CannesRunning Rigging: Gréement Courant, MorgesSales: Zaoli Sails, Sanremo
Sleeps 6 guests in 3 cabins, two double and one single cabin with a Pullman bed. On board, there are two bathrooms with showers and toilets as well as crew cabins for 4, a saloon, and a galley. Floors: MahoganyWood paneling and panels: Varnished and lacquered mahogany Trim: mahogany
RIG
SAILS Sails supplied by Zaoli Sails, San Remo
Tender: Highfield 260
Anchors32kg CQR50kg CQR100m 12mm chain (2020)
Mariska is permanently maintained by a professional crew. The latest improvements and repairs are:
Specifications and details of this vessel are provided in good faith for informational purposes only. Data regarding the specifications, operating characteristics and condition of the vessel was obtained from sources believed reliable but is not guaranteed by owner or brokers. Buyer assumes responsibility to verify all speeds, capacities, consumptions and other measurements contained herein and otherwise provided and agrees to instruct his agent or surveyor to confirm such details prior to purchase. Vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price and inventory changes and withdrawal from market without notice.
Engine hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker has been told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot and does not guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise, and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
