BROKER'S COMMENTS 

The term gentleman's yacht is overused these days but for HOLLAND LADY, surely it is relevant. The vessel was designed by Van Lent and built by GEBR Visch, Holland, in 1964; she has had no expense spared.

HOLLAND LADY has had the same owner for the last 10 years who truly understands what is needed to maintain a motorboat of this build and style. Not to mention the very comprehensive electronics package; satellite TV and phone; bow thruster and immaculate engine room. This boat could put many modern vessels to shame - starting with ambiance alone! 

CONSTRUCTION 

5mm steel hull with wooden superstructure
Teak-laid decks 35mm thickness
Superstructure and deck is coated with Coeland
 

MACHINERY 

Twin DAF105 hp 6-cylinder diesels
Hours: approx 1,700

• Fuel capacity
400 gallons

• Water capacity
300 gallons
 

ELECTRICS 

24v and 220v systems
Fischer-Panda 4.5kw generator
Mastervolt 4k inverter controls 

ACCOMMODATION 

HOLLAND LADY sleeps 6 in two double cabins aft and two singles situated in the forward cabin. Two heads, one with bath and shower.

• Galley
Full-size gas cooker, microwave oven, fridge and freezer (to run 220v/12v) double sink unit, gas water unit for galley (heads and wash basin), full set of cooking equipment and cutlery.

• Heads
Main heads consist of electric freshwater lavatory, sit up bath with shower, washbasin, mirror, cupboards and lighting.

• Saloon
Large folding table, L-shaped seating, drinks cupboard and wine rack, TV/DVD terrestrial and satellite, large sliding skylight

• Wheelhouse
Very commanding helm position, and extensive navigation system (see below) steering by wheel and auto helm, helmsman’s leather chair, large navigation table, fly by wire engine controls with speed balancing controls. The satellite TV control is a KVH dish in dome on wheelhouse roof - satellite telephone and fax also under dome, Autohelm joystick for rudder operation, controls for 10hp bow thrusters, windscreen wiper and washer controls, engine dials and instrument displays, fuel consumption display.
 

NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT 

Magnetic compass
Gyro compass
Fluxgate compass
Garmin 120GPS
Computer-operating Euronav navigation system
Raymarine radar, forward looking and down
Depth sounder displayed on flat 17in monitor
Autohelm 7000 system
Navtex printer
VHF Sailor radio/telephone 

DECK EQUIPMENT 

Dinghy suspended on two stainless steel manual davits
3-metre Avon inflatable dinghy with 9.8hp outboard
Full width swim platform on stern
7 fenders in holders
Anchor draw-work or winch with large spade anchor
150m of chain
Two boat hooks
Large deck area with stern canopy
 

DISCLAIMER

These particulars have been prepared from information provided by the vendors and are intended as a general guide. The purchaser should confirm details of concern to them by survey or engineers inspection. The purchaser should also ensure that the purchase contract properly reflects their concerns and specifies details on which they wish to rely.