Baltic 48 DP
- Brand
- Baltic Pride
- Year
- 1987
- Engine
- Lomardini ( 2016 )
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Length
- 14.63 m (48 ft)
- Width
- 4.36 m (14.3 ft)
- Draft
- 2.65 m (8.7 ft)
- Weight
- 12.1 ton
- Hull
- GRP
- Location
- Oslo, NO
NOK 1,650,000
EUR 142,600*
*
Price converted into the local currency based on current exchange rate
Baltic 48 DP
Baltic Yachts builds some of the world's finest sailing yachts today, as they did 35 years ago. 48DP is one of the most iconic Baltic and typical of the time it was built by the Finnish shipyard.
The philosophy behind the Baltic boats is simple; "Build the very best boat that combines safety, ease of use and the very best sailing qualities".
Doug Petersen designed the 48DP for a light to medium displacement class with great sailing characteristics. Baltic Yachts was responsible for the aesthetics and design both above and below deck.
The boats were built between 1985 and 1993.
The boat is fairly technical and the new owner should be technically minded so that systems are both maintained and used correctly
The philosophy behind the Baltic boats is simple; "Build the very best boat that combines safety, ease of use and the very best sailing qualities".
Doug Petersen designed the 48DP for a light to medium displacement class with great sailing characteristics. Baltic Yachts was responsible for the aesthetics and design both above and below deck.
The boats were built between 1985 and 1993.
The boat is fairly technical and the new owner should be technically minded so that systems are both maintained and used correctly
Baltic Yachts builds some of the world's finest sailing yachts today, as they did 35 years ago. 48DP is one of the most iconic Baltic and typical of the time it was built by the Finnish shipyard.
The philosophy behind the Baltic boats is simple; "Build the very best boat that combines safety, ease of use and the very best sailing qualities".
Doug Petersen designed the 48DP for a light to medium displacement class with great sailing characteristics. Baltic Yachts was responsible for the aesthetics and design both above and below deck.
The boats were built between 1985 and 1993.
The boat is fairly technical and the new owner should be technically minded so that systems are both maintained and used correctly.
This boat is stored in Sweden during the winter and taken back to Hanken in the summer.
Equipment
Please ask for a sales brochure and get the full overview of the equipment.
The main upgrades in recent years are:
The teak deck was replaced 5 years ago.
A new engine was installed 5 years ago.
The mainsail was replaced 5 years ago.
New asymmetric spinnaker.
New autopilot.
Freezer and cooler systems have been replaced.
New electric toilet in front of bathroom.
Contact broker for sales prospectus
Baltic Yachts builds some of the world's finest sailing yachts today, as they did 35 years ago. 48DP is one of the most iconic Baltic and typical of the time it was built by the Finnish shipyard.The philosophy behind the Baltic boats is simple; "Build the very best boat that combines safety, ease of use and the very best sailing qualities".
Doug Petersen designed the 48DP for a light to medium displacement class with great sailing characteristics. Baltic Yachts was responsible for the aesthetics and design both above and below deck.
The boats were built between 1985 and 1993.
The boat is fairly technical and the new owner should be technically minded so that systems are both maintained and used correctly.
This boat is stored in Sweden during the winter and taken back to Hanken in the summer.
Equipment
Please ask for a sales brochure and get the full overview of the equipment.
The main upgrades in recent years are:
The teak deck was replaced 5 years ago.
A new engine was installed 5 years ago.
The mainsail was replaced 5 years ago.
New asymmetric spinnaker.
New autopilot.
Freezer and cooler systems have been replaced.
New electric toilet in front of bathroom.
Contact broker for sales prospectus
The philosophy behind the Baltic boats is simple; "Build the very best boat that combines safety, ease of use and the very best sailing qualities".
Doug Petersen designed the 48DP for a light to medium displacement class with great sailing characteristics. Baltic Yachts was responsible for the aesthetics and design both above and below deck.
The boats were built between 1985 and 1993.
The boat is fairly technical and the new owner should be technically minded so that systems are both maintained and used correctly
Equipment list
Engine
HP87
Freshwater coolingYes
Miscellaneous
Proof of EU VAT paidNo
Description and equipment list are provided by owner and YachtBroker is not responsible for any errors or inaccuracies
