1989 Baltic 55 DP, EUR 395 000,-

For sale is a Baltic 55 DP modified for exploration from 1989
GRYNING is hull #9 and as such, the last of the popular Baltic 55's built.
GRYNING was expertly outfitted for short handed passage making when built. She has primarily been captain maintained and constantly upgraded. 
In 2015 she was converted/upgraded for Polar Explrations and sailed into the most difficult weather conditions in the North Sea, Med and North Atlantic Ocean, without any issues. 

With her shoal draft wing keel and user friendly deck layout, she is a perfect world cruiser. GRYNING was extensively refit during winters 1999/2000, 2000/2001, 2003/2004, 2005/2006 and 2013 at the BALTIC YACHTS SHIPYARD.
During the winter of 2013 she was at a Baltic yard where a lifecycle service was done.  
GRYNING is a truly fast and comfortable passage maker. A lot of the upgrades, such as larger engine with matched propeller, carbon fiber rudder, carbon fiber pocket boom, carbon fiber mast and other sail handling equipment she has received over the past few years have further enhanced her speed and ease of handling.

Under power she has a cruising speed of 8 knots at 2,200 rpm and 9+ knots at 85% engine power. At 6 knots she has a range of 1000 Nm under engine.

She was 1st in class and second overall in the Marblehead-Halifax Ocean Race 2003, 3rd in class and third overall 2005 and 2nd in class in the Newport-Bermuda Race 2008. IRC measured weight 45,930 Ibs (20,834 kg).
She is compliant with OGR 2023 specifications, with minor parts to be replaced.

While from 1989, she is a unique yacht in several ways and has a number of features that are usually found on much more modern yachts. Main of these unique features are:

Teak deck removed and filled with Epoxy and International paint (2023)
Hull repainted (2023)
New Rod Standing Rigging (2023)
New Hydraulic Ram for Autopilot (2023)
Mainsail Hydranet by Incidence Sails (2022)
Carbon fiber mast, Carbon fiber "canoe" boom, Carbon spinnaker pole and bowsprit (2006)
Carbon fibre rudder redesigned to provide 16% improvement in effort needed for steering (2005)
Higher horsepower diesel engine with low engine hours and high torque
Wing keel with only 2.18m draft
Hydraulic Reckmann roller furler for the Genoa driven by a Lewmar Commander power pack which has spare parts; new Hydraulic motor, more powerful, has been fitted in 2018. This plant also power the windlass and the port halyard winch
Electrical Powered primary and mainsheet winches
Very sheltered central cockpit with rigid hood professionally build in 2016 by Loïc BAYZE in Bandol, France
All ceilings insulated with TRI Wool system
REFLEKS stove/heater with independant 25l diesel tank
EBERSPÄCHER D8L diesel cabin heater (new 2019)
New WEBASTO dual energy 50 litre water heater (2021)
AGM 24 V/DC service batteries 500 Ah (2019) - 10 batteries
AGM 12 V/DC starting battery 120 Ah (2019)
B&G forward scan sonar with 8'' Hercules screen (2018)
New 2018 B&G Autopilot fully connected to instruments with hydraulic drive and
course computer. Wired to sail to wind functions (2018)

CENTRAL AGENT
Full exposé on request.
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