Feadship Van Lent bei De Valk Yachtmakler

This Feadship is an excellent example that after 55 years a ship can still look as if she was launched yesterday. Literally everything on the boat is original and where necessary adapted to modern times without losing its old character. In 2020, a major re-fit took place and the entire hull was blasted and provided with a new paint system. The superstructure was also completely stripped and rebuilt in 2020. This Feadship has been in a boathouse all her life and is in concourse condition.

The Piet Lintie is a member of the Feadship Heritage Fleet, and was delivered in 1967 by the van Lent yard to the owner of the Teepee Marine yard in Norwich which fitted her out. The current owner recently fitted the vessel with new antifouling, painted the hull and redid all the paintwork. A nice detail are the original 32mm thick teak decks. The Piet Lintie can be viewed on appointment.

This yacht was built to order in 1936 at C. van Lent & zonen on the Kaag (now Feadship Royal van Lent). The yacht has been in the possession of 3 generations of the same family for 85 years. The yacht was refitted with an open checkbook in 2007. The complete hull was sandblasted. And all the equipment including the engine were renewed. This of course without losing the feel and vibe of the 1930's. The Elft is part of the Feadship Heritage Fleet, all of the ships original documents are kept in their archives.

We are proud to offer this member of the Feadship Heritage Fleet "Haaks" built by Feadship's Royal van Lent shipyard and kept in excellent condition. Refit in 2015 where more than 200.000 euro was spent in engineroom, electrical systems, heating and new paint and varnish. She is equiped with two engines, bowthruster and stabilisers so she is easy to handle, comfortable and ready to go: last year's cruising included a round of the UK (England, Scotland, Hebrides, Ireland and Scilly's) plus Sweden (Goteborg, Stockholm, Bornholm). Moored in our covered salesmarina in Sneek.