2025 K&M Yachtbuilders Dykstra, 1 990 000 EUR

Dykstra 73 Christopher from 2025
Christopher – A Unique Opportunity to Own a Dykstra 73, Launched June 2025 Christopher, a stunning Dykstra 73,
has just been launched by KM Yachtbuilders in June 2025. Designed by the renowned Dykstra Naval Architects, this yacht blends timeless elegance with cutting-edge performance. With a sleek flush teak deck and long overhangs, the Christopher is built for both beauty and function. Her moderate displacement of 37 tons ensures a balanced ride while providing ample space to enjoy life on the water. Recent equipment upgrades make this yacht a standout: a main engine with only 7 hours of use, an Onan 11Kw generator with just 3 hours of operation, a lightweight carbon mast and leisure furl carbon boom, hydraulic push-button furlers and winches, watermaker, underfloor heating, and B&G navigation systems. Christopher is ready for immediate adventures and offers a unique opportunity for anyone looking to embark on a journey aboard a newly launched yacht. Perfect for a small crew, this yacht combines ease of handling with exceptional comfort. Step aboard and discover the high-quality craftsmanship that defines Christopher. The luxurious and warm interior styling, paired with expansive and beautifully executed teak decking, sets the tone for a sophisticated experience at sea. Her classic layout includes a forward master cabin with a separate shower, a spacious salon amidships, and two double guest cabins aft, comfortably accommodating 6 guests. The helm station offers protection and comfort, even in challenging weather
conditions. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to own a yacht that's ready to start its journey with you.
Side Note: Please note that while the yacht is described as having a building year of 2025, Christopher was
commissioned in 2025, however, the construction process has spanned several years and the construction of the hull began around 2004. The yacht's equipment onboard has various build years, but the full commissioning and use took place in June 2025.