1983 e Sailing Yachts Renaissance Yachts – New Classic Sloop | 90ft

Classic sloop pedigree

The 1983 e Sailing Yachts Renaissance Yachts – New Classic Sloop is a 90-foot sailing yacht designed by Bruce King and launched by Renaissance Yachts in Camden, Maine. The sloop configuration combines a traditional profile with a reported Spirit of Tradition racing record that includes the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo, the Trofeo Panerai in Imperia and Les Voiles de Saint-Tropez.

The yacht measures 89.99 feet overall, with a 20.6-foot beam and a minimum draft of 10.17 feet. The yacht is located in Monastir, Tunisia.

Warm, crafted interior

The interior features varnished woodwork throughout the principal living spaces. The main saloon includes a brass fireplace and a piano, creating a distinct focal point within the yacht’s central social area.

The aft owner’s suite incorporates a private lounge, desk, vanity area and en-suite bathroom with a carved wooden bathtub. The accommodation layout also includes a VIP cabin with a queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom, alongside two guest cabins fitted with bunk beds.

Guest and crew arrangement

The yacht has four guest cabins and two crew cabins. The accommodation arrangement is reported to sleep up to eight guests and four crew members.

The galley is equipped with an SMEG oven, large refrigerators, freezers and additional appliances. The freshwater tank has a stated capacity of 343.42 gallons, while the fuel tank has a stated capacity of 528.34 gallons.

Onboard machinery

The yacht is fitted with a Cummins B-6BTA 5.9-M3 engine. The recorded engine-hour figure is 4,899 hours.