Lemsteraak Roefaak - Sydsulver - Hoek Design
Franeker, The Netherlandson the market since 10 days
€700,000
HB
Holland Boat Jachtmakelaardij B.V.
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About
The Lemsteraak Sydsulver, designed by Andre Hoek, belongs to the absolute top segment of traditional Dutch flat-bottomed boats. A vessel of class, character, and uncompromising quality. Although she is a relatively young aak, built between 2004 and delivered in 2008, her history is already rich and international. The Sydsulver was part of an impressive fleet of sixteen Dutch flat-bottomed boats that sailed on the Hudson River, in honor of Henry Hudson's exploration. A rare and honorable chapter in her story.
The Sydsulver stands out for her exceptional sailing qualities. The ease of sailing is enhanced by hydraulic winches for sheets, halyards, and centerboards, allowing for both relaxed cruising and competitive racing with minimal effort. Additionally, the rigging winch, anchor winch, and bow thruster are all hydraulically powered. Moreover, the bow thruster can be operated proportionally.
Her appearance is as impressive as her performance. The combination of a deep black hull with beautifully varnished teak gives the Sydsulver a rugged yet undeniably elegant look. A ship that deserves to be seen, both in harbor and under sail.
Inside, that same luxury continues. The mahogany interior, refined with brass accents, exudes warmth and craftsmanship. The floors are made of solid inlaid ash wood, giving the interior a timeless and high-quality appearance. In the wet cells, generous use has been made of Corian, ensuring comfort, durability, and ease of maintenance. The Sydsulver features four spacious cabins and three bathrooms, making her exceptionally suitable as a comfortable family ship or luxury cruising yacht. The headroom in this lemsteraak exceeds 2 meters.
In addition to relaxed sailing, the Sydsulver also offers the unique opportunity to participate in the exclusive racing field of Lemsteraken—a tradition where craftsmanship, speed, and elegance come together.
Technically, the ship is robustly executed. The electrical system is well thought out and durable, featuring 2-volt battery cells, two 3000-watt inverter/charger combinations, and an 8 kW generator. The induction cooktop makes a gas system unnecessary, contributing to safety and modern comfort on board. All fittings are made from stainless steel as well as the cockpit construction.
The Lemsteraak Sydsulver is therefore much more than just a ship: it is a rare combination of tradition, performance, luxury, and history—ready for new journeys and new stories.
The Sydsulver stands out for her exceptional sailing qualities. The ease of sailing is enhanced by hydraulic winches for sheets, halyards, and centerboards, allowing for both relaxed cruising and competitive racing with minimal effort. Additionally, the rigging winch, anchor winch, and bow thruster are all hydraulically powered. Moreover, the bow thruster can be operated proportionally.
Her appearance is as impressive as her performance. The combination of a deep black hull with beautifully varnished teak gives the Sydsulver a rugged yet undeniably elegant look. A ship that deserves to be seen, both in harbor and under sail.
Inside, that same luxury continues. The mahogany interior, refined with brass accents, exudes warmth and craftsmanship. The floors are made of solid inlaid ash wood, giving the interior a timeless and high-quality appearance. In the wet cells, generous use has been made of Corian, ensuring comfort, durability, and ease of maintenance. The Sydsulver features four spacious cabins and three bathrooms, making her exceptionally suitable as a comfortable family ship or luxury cruising yacht. The headroom in this lemsteraak exceeds 2 meters.
In addition to relaxed sailing, the Sydsulver also offers the unique opportunity to participate in the exclusive racing field of Lemsteraken—a tradition where craftsmanship, speed, and elegance come together.
Technically, the ship is robustly executed. The electrical system is well thought out and durable, featuring 2-volt battery cells, two 3000-watt inverter/charger combinations, and an 8 kW generator. The induction cooktop makes a gas system unnecessary, contributing to safety and modern comfort on board. All fittings are made from stainless steel as well as the cockpit construction.
The Lemsteraak Sydsulver is therefore much more than just a ship: it is a rare combination of tradition, performance, luxury, and history—ready for new journeys and new stories.
